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Free Roofing ITP Generator

Generate a complete Inspection & Test Plan for roofing works in seconds. Covers metal roofing, membrane roofing, sarking, flashing, guttering, downpipes, and penetration sealing — with hold points for weatherproofing verification.

  • Roofing-specific hold points and witness points
  • Aligned with relevant Australian Standards
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  • Ready to use on-site or submit to your principal contractor
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Include trade, materials, key activities, and any relevant standards (e.g. AS 3600). More detail = better ITP.

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Background

What is a Roofing ITP?

A roofing ITP covers the inspection and testing requirements for roof installation — including structural support, sarking, sheeting or membrane installation, flashing, penetration sealing, guttering, and downpipes. It ensures that every stage of the roofing scope is inspected and recorded, with hold points at concealment stages.

Roofing defects are among the most common and costly construction defects. Leaks that develop months or years after completion often trace back to poor flashing details, inadequate penetration sealing, or incorrect fall gradients. A complete ITP with photographic evidence at each inspection stage is critical protection during the defect liability period.

In Australia, roofing ITPs should reference the relevant product manufacturer's installation guide, AS 1562 (Design and Installation of Sheet Roof and Wall Cladding), and any project-specific waterproofing and thermal performance requirements.

Quality checkpoints

Roofing ITP Hold Points & Witness Points

The AI generator automatically includes these checkpoints based on your scope description. Hold points require mandatory sign-off before work proceeds; witness points notify the relevant party but don't stop work.

Hold Points

Work stops until signed off

  • Sarking and underlay installation inspection
  • Flashing and penetration sealing verification
  • Roof water test (where specified)

Witness Points

Party notified, work can continue

  • Structural support and fixing pattern
  • Sheet or membrane installation and overlap
  • Gutter and downpipe installation and falls
  • Final roof inspection and clean-up

Applicable Australian Standards

  • AS 1562 — Design and Installation of Sheet Roof and Wall Cladding
  • NCC Volume 1 — Weatherproofing Requirements

Common questions

Roofing ITP — Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key hold points for a roofing ITP?
The critical hold points are sarking/underlay installation (before sheeting covers it), flashing and penetration sealing (before trim and accessories conceal them), and any specified water testing. These are stages where defects are concealed by subsequent work and cannot be re-inspected without destructive investigation.
Is a water test required for roofing?
A water test (hose testing) is not always contractually required but is strongly recommended, particularly for complex roof geometries, membrane roofing, and areas with multiple penetrations. Where specified, it should be a hold point in the ITP with the test method, duration, and result recorded.
Do metal roofing and membrane roofing need separate ITPs?
If your project has both metal roofing and membrane roofing (e.g. Colorbond on pitched areas and a torch-on membrane on a flat podium), they should either be separate sections in the same ITP or separate ITPs. The inspection criteria, hold points, and applicable standards differ significantly between the two systems.

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