Inspect. (i) Any system that is shut down or winterized.
(ii) Any plumbing components not readily accessible.
(iii) Floor drains and exterior drain systems, including but not limited to, exterior stairwell drains and driveway drains.
(iv) Fire sprinkler systems.
(v) Water-conditioning equipment, including softeners and filter systems.
(vi) Private water supply systems.
(vii) Gas supply systems.
(viii) Interior components of exterior pumps or sealed sanitary waste lift systems.
(ix) Ancillary systems or components such as, but not limited to, those related to solar water heating and hot water circulation.
Inspect. (i) The condition of normally operated controls and components of systems.
(ii) The condition and operation of furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, electrical central heating units and distribution systems.
(iii) Visible flue pipes and related components to ensure functional operation and proper clearance from combustibles.
(iv) Each habitable space in the home to determine whether or not there is a functioning heat source present.
(v) Spaces where fossil fuel burning heating devices are located to ensure there is air for combustion.
(vi) Electric baseboard and in-wall heaters to ensure they are functional.
Inspect. The Business Associate agrees that from time to time, upon reasonable notice, it shall allow the Covered Entity or its authorized agents or contractors, to inspect or review the facilities, systems, books, records and procedures of the Business Associate to monitor compliance with this Agreement or any other state or federal security safeguard review. In the event the Covered Entity, in its sole discretion, determines that the Business Associate has violated any term of this Agreement, the Privacy Rule or Security Rule, it shall so notify the Business Associate in writing. The Business Associate shall promptly remedy the violation of any term of this Agreement and shall certify same in writing to the Covered Entity. The fact that the Covered Entity or its authorized agents or contractors inspect, fail to inspect or have the right to inspect the Business Associate's facilities, systems, books, records, and procedures does not relieve the Business Associate of its responsibility to comply with this Agreement. The Covered Entity's (1) failure to detect, or (2) detection but failure to notify the Business Associate, or (3) failure to require the Business Associate to remediate any unsatisfactory practices, shall not constitute acceptance of such practice or a waiver of the Covered Entity's enforcement rights under this Agreement. Nothing in this paragraph is deemed to waive Section G of this Agreement or the New Jersey Tort Claims Act, NJSA 59:1-1 et seq., as they apply to the Covered Entity
Inspect. (i) The overall general condition of cabinets and countertops.
(ii) Caulking and grout at kitchen and bathroom counters.
(iii) The interior walls, ceilings, and floors for indicators of concealed structural deficiencies, water infiltration or major damage.
(iv) The condition and operation of a representative number of windows and doors.
Inspect. 1. readily accessible, visually observable installed systems, and components of buildings listed in these National Standards of Practice.
Inspect. To examine readily accessible systems and components of a building in accordance with these National Standards of Practice, where applicable using normal operating controls and opening readily openable access panels.
Inspect. The Business Associate agrees that from time to time, upon reasonable notice, it shall allow the Covered Entity or its authorized agents or contractors, to inspect or review
Inspect. For serviceability of the driveways, steps, walkways, patios, flatwork and retaining walls contiguous with the structure.
Inspect. (i) Gas-fired refrigeration systems.
(ii) Evaporative coolers.
(iii) Wall or window-mounted air-conditioning units.
(iv) The system for refrigerant leaks.
Inspect. (i) For serviceability of the driveways, steps, walkways, patios, flatwork and retaining walls contiguous with the structure.
(ii) For proper grading and drainage slope.
(iii) Vegetation in close proximity to the home.
