Inspector of Record. (IOR) or Project Inspector (PI) is the individual retained by the District in accordance with Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations who will be assigned to the Project
Inspector of Record. A BCI (See also 1.18) employed by The School Board of Broward County, Florida, assigned by the Deputy Superintendent of Facilities and Construction Management to assist in the management of the Project as a direct representative of the Owner during Phase V (Construction).
Inspector of Record. Appoint and pay, upon mutual agreement with Architect, an Inspector of Record as provided by state law. The Inspector of Record shall be qualified and approved by Architect and by the Division of State Architect, and shall be responsible to, and act in accordance with, the policies of DISTRICT and Title 24. The Inspector of Record shall be compensated by the DISTRICT and shall be under direct contract with the DISTRICT. The construction administration by Architect and its engineers or other consultants shall complement the continuous personal supervision of the Inspector of Record.
Inspector of Record. Pursuant to the DISTRICT’S obligations under applicable law, the DISTRICT will retain and pay for the DSA required Inspector of Record for the Project as well as any specialty inspectors needed to report to the Inspector of Record.
Inspector of Record. A certified inspector approved by the Office of Regulations Services of the Division of State Architect for the Department of General Services of the State of California to inspect the Work pursuant to the Field Act (California Education Code §§ 81130.3 et seq.) and applicable provisions of the California Code of Regulations with a class rating sufficient for the Work.
Inspector of Record. The Inspector of Record for the Project shall be determined and retained by the Owner at a later date.
Inspector of Record. The DSA-certified inspector for a Site Project pursuant to the Field Act (California Education Code, Section 17280 et seq.).
Inspector of Record. District shall appoint and pay an Inspector of Record as provided by state law. The Inspector of Record shall be qualified and approved by Architect and by the Division of State Architect, shall be under direction of the Architect, and shall be responsible to, and act in accordance with, the policies of District. The Inspector of Record shall be compensated by the District and shall be under direct contract with the District. The construction administration by Architect and its engineers or other consultants shall complement the continuous personal supervision of the Inspector of Record. The Inspector of Record shall perform all Services required pursuant to applicable state and federal laws, rules and requirements. Architect(s) may rely on the Inspector of Record’s performance of Services.
Inspector of Record. One or more Project inspectors (“Inspector of Record”) employed by the District and approved by the Division of the State Architect will be assigned to the Work in accordance with the requirements of Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations. The Inspector of Record’s duties will be as specifically defined in Title 24. All Work shall be under the observation of or with the knowledge of the Inspector of Record. The Inspector of Record shall have free access to any or all parts of the Work at any time during working hours. The ESCO shall furnish the Inspector of Record such information as is requested by the Inspector of Record and as may be necessary to keep the Inspector of Record fully informed regarding the progress and manner of the Work and the character of materials being used in connection therewith. Such observations shall not, in any way, relieve ESCO from responsibility for full compliance with all terms and conditions of the Agreement, or be construed to lessen to any degree ESCO’s responsibility for providing efficient and capable superintendence. The Inspector of Record is not authorized to make changes in the drawings or specifications. The Inspector of Record shall have the authority to reject Work that does not comply with the provisions of the Contract Documents. In addition, the Inspector of Record may stop any Work which poses a probable risk of harm to persons or property
Inspector of Record. “Inspector of Record” or “IOR” shall mean a certified Inspector and specialty inspector, approved by the Office of Regulation Services of the Division of State Architect for the Department of General Services of the State of California, to inspect work pursuant to the Field Act (California Education Code section 17280 et seq.) and applicable provisions of the California Code of Regulations. The IOR is tasked to act in an on-site capacity and to conduct field inspections of the project during construction.
