Finish Site Work and Other Work Sample Clauses

Finish Site Work and Other Work. 1.11 Duties of Special Inspectors, not employed by the Laboratory of Record, related to the use of form DSA 152 and DSA 152-IPI are as follows: • Meet with the project inspector, Laboratory of Record, the design professionals, and the contractors as needed to mutually communicate and understand the structural/material and fire/life safety testing and inspection program, and the methods of communication appropriate for the project. • Obtain a copy of the DSA-approved construction documents from the design professional in general responsible charge prior to the commencement of construction. • Obtain a copy of the DSA-approved List of Required Structural Tests and Special Inspections (form DSA-103) from the design professional in general responsible charge prior to the commencement of construction. • Report all project-related activities to the project inspector. The project inspector is responsible for monitoring the work of the Laboratory of Record and special inspectors to ensure the testing and special inspection program is satisfactorily completed. • Perform work under the direction of the design professional in general responsible charge, as defined in Section 4-335(f)1B of the 2013 and 2016 California Administrative Code (Title 24, Part 1). • Perform inspections in conformance with the DSA-approved construction documents, applicable codes and code reference standards. • Prepare detailed daily inspection reports outlining the work inspected and provide the project inspector a copy of the reports within one day of the day the inspections were performed. • Immediately submit reports of materials or work not conforming to the requirements of the DSA-approved construction documents. These reports shall be submitted to DSA, the architect, structural engineer, project inspector and the school district. • Submit daily special inspection reports in a timely manner such that construction is not delayed and not to exceed seven days from the date the special inspections were performed. The reports are to be submitted to the project inspector, architect, structural engineer, and the school district and, when requested, to DSA. As a convenience, and if agreed upon by involved parties, the special inspection reports may be submitted electronically as identified in Section 4 of this procedure. • Submit form DSA 292: Special Inspectors Employed Directly by the District Verified Report as prescribed in Section 4. The reports are required to be submitted upon any of the ...
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