Embeds, Backing, and Penetrations Sample Clauses

Embeds, Backing, and Penetrations. 5.12.1. Subcontractors are responsible for furnishing all items that are embedded in concrete to the concrete subcontractor one week before forming activities for those locations start. Subcontractor shall provide a layout drawing that includes dimensions and embed identification. Subcontractor shall review embed installation upon completion to confirm they are installed correctly. 5.12.2. Subcontractors requiring items embedded in concrete must provide their own pour watch to ensure their items do not move during the pour. 5.12.3. Subcontractors are responsible for any rework required to install the missed embeds after the concrete is poured. This includes engineering and labor that may be associated with the alternate methods of installation. Alternate methods of embed installation must be reviewed and approved by the Structural Engineer. 5.12.4. Core drills and penetrations in the post-tensioned decks must be coordinated and approved by the Structural Engineer. Locations shall be imaged to confirm PT cable and reinforcing locations prior to any cutting or drilling. 5.12.5. Backing and blocking will be provided by the drywall subcontractor. 5.12.5.1. Subcontractors requiring backing or blocking for installation of their materials will provide drawings indicating locations (with dimensions) and type of backing/blocking. These drawings will be submitted to the drywall subcontractor one (1) week prior to framing of the walls. 5.12.5.2. Subcontractors requiring the backing or blocking are responsible to review the installed backing and blocking to ensure it is installed properly. 5.12.6. Unless otherwise noted, for all penetrations through fire-rated assemblies, subcontractors whose work passes through the rated assembly are responsible for cutting the penetration and furnishing and installing fire-rated sealants to maintain the assembly’s rating. 5.12.7. Unless otherwise noted, for all penetrations through acoustic assemblies, subcontractors whose work passes through the acoustic assembly are responsible for cutting the penetration and furnishing and installing acoustic sealants to maintain the assembly’s rating.
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