Expert discovers defects in the basement. What to do?

Hello everyone,

the construction company has finally started with the basement and the floor slab is finished. Our inspector immediately noticed a few things:
- Stirrups for triple walls were attached irregularly, protrude unevenly into the floor slab, have very different spacing between the stirrups and among each other.
- The Pentaflex joint sheets have contact with the reinforcement in places, change reinforcement sides, protrude to different heights from the concrete, are only secured at the joints, the joint bonding is of varying lengths, the joint sheets are unprotected in some places.

My question now: How serious is this? What needs to be done?

Best regards and thanks in advance for the help, wanderjupp

How bad is this and what is to be done??? What does your expert say about it????????????????????

My expert merely says that the site manager should approve the foundation slab and joint sheets. Overall, I have the feeling that he is constantly complaining about something, insisting on all DIN standards. As a layperson, however, I cannot say anything about it and feel quite alone.

and you pay that ??? puhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I find it strange that your expert remains silent.

By now I am on the verge of despair. Actually, the expert was supposed to supervise the construction so that I wouldn’t have to deal with the construction site every day. So far, the expert has caused more confusion, and the craftsmen are in a bad mood and annoyed. In fact, I am now sitting at the books and the PC every day to deal with the basement construction and answer the questions myself.