Frequency of Inspections. The type of inspection and related frequency of various items of Project Facility can be decided by the Concessionaire in consultation with the Project Engineer if the situation so warrants.
Frequency of Inspections. The grantee must conduct an initial prop- erty inspection to identify the defi- ciencies that must be addressed. The grantee must conduct progress and final inspections to determine that work was done in accordance with work write-ups.
Frequency of Inspections. The division of health services shall make inspections as follows:
Frequency of Inspections. The type of inspection and related frequency of various items of Project Facility have been indicated in the table set out below. The frequency of inspection can be suitably revised in consultation with the Authority if the situation so warrants. Asset Dail y Monthl y Quarterl y Before and after Rainy Season Project Facility V C T T Parking Area V C T T Floors & walls V C T T Drinking Water Facilities V C T - Toilets V C T - Information Boards/ Signages V C T - Staircases V C T T Doors and Windows V C T - Safety Barriers V - T - Fire Fighting System V C T T Lights and Fans V C T - Other Electrical Installations V C T T Back-up power facility - C T - Drainage and Sewerage - C T T Landscaping - V C - Boundary Wall - V C - Footpath V C T T Asset Dail y Monthl y Quarterl y Before and after Rainy Season Painting V - T T General Cleanliness V C - - Legend :
Frequency of Inspections. The Developer shall in consultation with NRDA prepare necessary inspection schedule where in type of inspection and related frequency of various items of Project Facilities shall be indicated. The frequency of inspection can be suitably revised as per project progress in consultation with NRDA if the situation so warrants.
Frequency of Inspections. Sherwood LodgeCorporate Buildings (The Arc, Sherwood Lodge ,Pleasley Xxxxx) Six Mmonthly Riverside Depot Six Monthly Leisure Centres and Greaseworks (PVOAC) SixMonthly Other Leisure Facilities Six Monthly Pleasley Business Park Three monthly Contact Centres Six mMonthly Shop Units & Group Dwellings Six Monthly Commercial and Industrial Units Six Monthly Bolsover Depot Three monthly South Normanton Depot Three monthly Kissingate Leisure Centre Three monthly Xxxxxxxx Leisure Centre Three monthly Group Dwellings Six monthly The date for inspections should be agreed at beginning of the Council year.
Frequency of Inspections a) The type of inspection and related frequency of various items of Project Facilities have been indicated in the Table below. The frequency of inspection can be suitably revised in consultation with the Project Steering Committee if the situation so warrants. Asset Daily Monthly Quarterly Before and after Rainy Season Information Boards/ Signage‟s V C T - Staircases V C T T Doors and Windows V C T - Collection and disposal of waste water /drainage/ Sewerage/ waste treatment tank. V C T Electrical Installations V C T T General Cleanliness / mal odour/stench V C - - Water Supply V C T - Building structures/ Common areas - V C LEGEND : V : Visual inspection C : Close inspection T : Thorough inspection
Frequency of Inspections. Licensed to Linc Scaffolding on 19-Jul-2017. 1 user personal license only. Copying, copy/pasting, storage & distribution or use on network prohibited. Get permission to copy from or network this publication xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx Scaffolds must be inspected a number of times during use to determine the need for any modifications or repairs that may be required to keep the scaffolds in a serviceable condition. Scaffolding hoists, protective devices, load limiting devices and wire ropes must be regularly inspected, serviced and tested. The relevant information must be recorded in an appropriate register. All inspections, servicing and tests must be carried out by a competent person. The appropriate intervals between inspections depend upon the site conditions, the nature of the work, the degree of risk associated with a failure of the scaffold, and the recommendations or specifications given by the scaffold designer and the equipment supplier. Minimum inspection intervals are prescribed in Australia by occupational health and safety laws and in New Zealand by the Approved Code for Scaffolding.
