Job File Sample Clauses

Job File. Inspector shall maintain a record of his/her attendance at each Site and shall maintain files of schedules, notes, communications, records, documents, and drawings on behalf of District. 10.8.1. The schedules, notes, communications, records, documents, and drawings shall be regularly reviewed with District and shall be kept in an order as directed by District (e.g., by date or type of transaction). 10.8.2. Inspector shall assist District staff in preparing quarterly progress reports to the governing board of District. 10.8.3. In addition, Inspector shall organize and maintain a complete system of construction records, including, but not limited to: 10.8.3.1. All Inspection Records. 10.8.3.2. Job memo file.
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Job File. The Inspector shall maintain a record of its attendance on the Site(s) and shall maintain files of schedules, notes, communications, records, documents, and drawings on behalf of the District. The schedules, notes, communications, records, documents, and drawings shall be regularly reviewed with the District, shall be kept in an order as directed by the District (e.g. by date or type of transaction). The Inspector shall assist District staff in preparing quarterly progress reports to the governing board of the District. In addition, the Inspector shall organize and maintain a complete system of construction records, including, but not limited to: 12.2.1. Form DSA 152 – Project Inspection Card, or more current form, 12.2.2. DSA approved plans and specifications 12.2.3. Form DSA 103 – Statement of Structural Tests and Special Inspections, or more current form, 12.2.4. Deferred submittals as required by the DSA approved plans.
Job File. Inspector shall maintain a record of his/her attendance on the Site(s) and shall maintain files of schedules, notes, communications, records, documents, and drawings on behalf of the District. 11.2.1. The schedules, notes, communications, records, documents, and drawings shall be regularly reviewed with the District, shall be kept in an order as directed by the District (e.g. by date or type of transaction). 11.2.2. Inspector shall assist District staff in preparing quarterly progress reports to the governing board of the District. 11.2.3. In addition, the Inspector shall organize and maintain a complete system of construction records, including, but not limited to: 11.2.3.1. All Inspection Records. 11.2.3.2. Job memo file. 11.2.3.3. Site conference file. 11.2.3.4. Progress reports. 11.2.3.5. Test and Inspection List (Form DSA-103-1 (Revised 01-01-12). 11.2.3.6. Correspondence file, including, without limitation, all correspondence from/to Architect, construction contractor(s), District, and DSA. 11.2.3.7. Complete change order file. 11.2.3.8. All Addenda. 11.2.3.9. All deferred approval documents. 11.2.3.10. Complete shop drawings, samples, and submittal file. 11.2.3.11. All Contract Documents including, without limitation, the approved plans and specifications. 11.2.4. All records and documents kept by Inspector shall be and remain the property of District.
Job File. (i) The INSPECTOR shall keep a Job File on the PROJECT jobsite at all times in an organized manner (along with a back-up of the files on some other media such as a hard drive or back-up electronic file service). The INSPECTOR’s Job File shall be readily accessible to the DSA, the DISTRICT, Project Architect/Engineer upon site visits and upon request. The INSPECTOR’s Job File shall include all documents required to be maintained on a school construction site in accordance with Title 24 including, but not limited to, the following: (A) Form DSA 152 – Project Inspection Card(s) (B) DSA approved plans and specifications; (C) DSA approved Form DSA 103 – Statement of Structural Tests and Special Inspections
Job File. The Inspector shall maintain a record of its attendance on the Site(s) and shall maintain files of schedules, notes, communications, records, documents, and drawings on behalf of the District. The schedules, notes, communications, records, documents, and drawings shall be regularly reviewed with the District, shall be kept in an order as directed by the District (e.g. by date or type of transaction). The Inspector shall assist District staff in preparing quarterly progress reports to the governing board of the District. In addition, the Inspector shall organize and maintain a complete system of construction records, including, but not limited to: 12.2.1. Addenda and Revisions.
Job File. (i) INSPECTOR shall keep a Job File on the PROJECT jobsite at all times in an organized manner (along with a back-up of the files on some other media such as a hard drive or back-up electronic file service). The INSPECTOR’s Job File shall be readily accessible to the DSA, the DISTRICT, and Project Architect/Engineer upon site visits and upon request. The INSPECTOR’s Job File shall include all documents required to be maintained on a school construction site in accordance with Title 24 including, but not limited to, the following: (A) Form DSA 152 – Project Inspection Card(s) (B) DSA approved plans and specifications; (C) DSA approved form DSA 103 – Statement of Structural Tests and Special Inspections (D) Deferred submittals as required by the DSA approved plans; (E) DSA approved addenda and revisions; (F) DSA approved Construction Change Documents; (G) Contractor submittals (construction schedule, shop drawings, material certificates, products labels, concrete trip tickets, etc.) as required by the DSA approved Construction Documents; (H) Communication log; all communications and project related meeting minutes/notes; (I) Deviation Notices (form DSA 154), as delivered to the DSA, Project Architect/Engineer and Contractor with log listing all notices with resolution status; (J) Notices of Deviations/Resolution of Deviations (form DSA 154); (K) Inspector Daily Reports; (L) Laboratory tests and inspection reports (form DSA 291); (M) Special inspection reports (form DSA 292); (N) Geotechnical reports (form DSA 293); (O) Records of concrete placing operations; (P) Records of welding operations; (Q) Records of pile driving operations; (R) Verified reports from all parties required to file verified reports; (S) Completed semi-monthly reports; (T) DSA Field Trip Notes; (U) Project Inspector Notifications (form DSA 151; (V) Contractor Notification to Project Inspector Commencement/Completion of Work (form DSA 156); (W) Certificate of Compliance – Approved Bleacher/Grandstand Fabricator (form DSA 130); (X) Applicable codes and referenced standards; (Y) Any other documents required to provide a complete record of construction. INSPECTOR shall notify the DISTRICT immediately when the Architect, Engineer, Contractor, Laboratory of Record, Special Inspector, or any other party involved in the construction of the PROJECT, has failed to timely prepare and submit any of the above documents to the DSA and/or the INSPECTOR as required by Title 24 and PR 13-01. (ii) INSPECTO...
Job File. The INSPECTOR shall keep a file of approved plans and specifications (including all approved addenda or change orders) on the job at all times, and shall immediately return any unapproved documents to the architect for proper action. The inspector, as a condition of his employment, shall have, and maintain, on the job at all times, all codes and documents referred to in the plans and specifications.
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Job File. The Inspector shall maintain a record of its attendance on the Site(s) and shall maintain files of schedules, notes, communications, records, documents, and drawings on behalf of the District. The schedules, notes, communications, records, documents, and drawings shall be regularly reviewed with the District, shall be kept in an order as directed by the District (e.g. by date or type of transaction). The Inspector shall assist District staff in preparing quarterly progress reports to the governing board of the District. In addition, the Inspector shall organize and maintain a complete system of construction records, including, but not limited to: 12.2.1. Addenda and Revisions. 12.2.2. Construction Change Documents and log. 12.2.3. Contractor submittals (construction schedule, shop drawings, materials certificates, product labels, concrete trip tickets, etc.), as required by approved specifications. 12.2.4. Communication log; all communications and project related meeting minutes/notes. 12.2.5. Evidence of continuous inspection, such as inspector daily reports. 12.2.6. Laboratory test and inspection reports. 12.2.7. Special inspection reports. 12.2.8. Records of concrete placing operations.
Job File. The Inspector shall maintain a file including, but not limited to, approved plans and specifications (including all approved addenda and change orders), all Daily Reports, and complete and accurate testing and inspection records with respect to all records for the Project (“Job File”), and shall immediately return any unapproved documents to the Design Professional for proper action. The Inspector shall have and maintain on the Project site at all times all codes and documents referred to in the plans and specifications for the Project. The Job File shall be kept and maintained in an organized manner and readily accessible to DSA during site visits. The Inspector shall make the Job File available to the District's construction manager and/or its Superintendent and any members of the District’s staff at the direction of the District. At the completion of construction, the Inspector shall provide a copy of the Job File, with the exception of building codes and standards, to the District for its permanent records. The Job File shall include all records required to be maintained by the Inspector by DSA regulations including without limitation IR A-8 and DSA Procedure 13-01. Consistent with the requirements of DSA, the Job File should be maintained in electronic format, and it shall be sufficient if the Job File is maintained by the Inspector within the DSA’s electronic database. The Inspector shall make a copy of the Job File available to DSA on request, and shall submit a portion of the Job File to DSA when (1) the Inspector’s services are terminated for any reason before completion of the Project; (2) the Project is substantially complete; or (3) work on the Project is suspended for more than one (1) year. The portion of the record submitted to DSA pursuant to this subsection shall be that portion described in Section 3.3.2 of DSA Procedure 13-01. Additionally, the Job File shall comply with Government Code Section 8546.7, which authorizes the State Auditor and public entities, for a period of three (3) years following final payment to the Inspector, to review, audit or copy records of contracting parties with respect to each contract providing for expenditure of public funds in excess of ten thousand dollars ($10,000). Therefore, the Inspector shall maintain and made make such records available at all reasonable times during any period which services are provided for the Project and for three (3) years from the date of the final District payment to the Insp...

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