Safe and Reasonable Access Sample Clauses

Safe and Reasonable Access. The inspection process does not involve the use of destructive or invasive methods, nor does it include moving furniture or stored items. The AS4349.1-2007 Standard provides guidelines regarding safe and reasonable access. Please note the following:  Inspection will only occur in areas where reasonable and safe access is available.  No inspection will be conducted in spaces with safety concerns, obstructions, or where the available space falls below the specifications outlined in 4.28 of this agreement.
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Safe and Reasonable Access. This is a visual inspection only. The extent of accessible areas shall be determined by the inspector at the time of inspection, based on the conditions encountered at the time of inspection. The inspector shall also determine whether sufficient space is available to allow safe access. This will apply to roof spaces and underfloor access. The inspection shall include only accessible areas and areas that are within the inspector’s line of sight and close enough to enable reasonable appraisal. Minimum dimensions for reasonable access Roof Interior - access hole - 400 mm x 500mm, crawl space - 600mm x 600mm Sub floor - access hole - 400mm x 500mm, crawl space - 600mm x 600mm It is the Client’s responsibility to ensure access to areas to be inspected prior to the inspection. Areas which have restricted access due to locked or unauthorised entry, legal right of entry, locked doors, pets, security systems, furniture and similar obstructions may not be included in the inspection.
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Safe and Reasonable Access. The extent of accessible areas shall be determined by the inspector at the time of inspection, based on the conditions encountered at the time of the inspection. The inspector shall not be liable for failure to perform any duty or obligation or supply any service for which the inspector has been engaged to provide, where such failure has been caused by inclement weather, industrial disturbance, inevitable accidence, reasonable concern for the health and safety of the inspector, access to the residence/property is unlawful, the building/site or part of the site is not made accessible, the inspector is otherwise prevented from gaining access to the building or site or any cause outside the reasonable control of the inspector. The inspector shall also determine whether sufficient space is available to allow safe access. There will be an extra fee if a reinspection is required due to any of the above. The inspection shall include only accessible areas and areas that are within the inspector’s line of sight and close enough to enable reasonable appraisal. Reasonable access shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of Table 1. The inspector shall inspect an elevated areas only where- (a) it is at a height at which safe reasonable access is available, or where safe and reasonable access is otherwise available; or (b) an unobstructed line of sight is present from safe use of a 3.5m ladder and the building elements present are close enough to allow appraisal. NOTE: ‘Elevated area’ includes the roof, roof space, crawl space, landing feature, and the like, generally elevated above the ground and not intended for normal use by occupants. TABLE 1 REASONABLE ACCESS Area Access manhole mm Crawl space mm Height Roof interior 450 x 400 600 x 600 Accessible from a 3.6m ladder Subfloor 500 x 400 Vertical clearance Timber floor : 400* Concrete floor : 500 Roof exterior Accessible from a 3.6m ladder NOTES: 1. Reasonable access does not include the cutting of access holes or the removal of screws and bolts or any other fastenings or sealants to access covers. 2. Subfloor areas sprayed with chemicals should not be inspected unless it is safe to do so.
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Safe and Reasonable Access. Does not include the use of destructive or invasive inspection methods or moving furniture or stored goods.
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Safe and Reasonable Access. The inspection shall include only accessible areas and areas that are within the inspector’s line of sight and close enough to enable reasonable appraisal. Roof Interior 450 x 500 600 x 600 Accessible from a 3.6 m ladder Subfloor 500 x 400 Timber Floor: 400 Concrete Floor: 500 Roof Exterior Accessible from a 3.6 m ladder Reasonable access does not include the use of destructive or invasive inspection methods. Access to these areas would be subject to a Special Purpose Report. Safe access is at the inspector’s discretion and will take into account safety conditions existing regarding all areas of the property at the time of the inspection. For example but not limited to: temperature of confined spaces & weather conditions.
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Safe and Reasonable Access. Only areas to which safe and reasonable access is available will be inspected. The Australian Standard AS4349.1 defines reasonable access as "areas where safe, unobstructed access " is provided and the minimum clearances specified below are available, or where these clearances are not available, areas within the inspector's unobstructed line of sight and within arm's length. Reasonable access does not include removing screws and bolts to access covers. Reasonable access does not include the use of destructive or invasive inspection methods and does not include cutting or making access traps or moving heavy furniture, floor coverings or stored goods. Roof Interior - Access opening = 400 x 500 mm - Crawl Space = 600 x 600mm – Height accessible from a 3.6m ladder. Roof Exterior - Must be accessible from a 3.6m ladder placed on the ground where the ground is suitably level to allow the safe use of the ladder.
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Safe and Reasonable Access. The inspection shall include only accessible areas and areas that are within the inspector’s line of sight and close enough to enable reasonable appraisal. Roof Interior 450 x 500 600 x 600 Accessible from a 3.6 m ladder Subfloor 500 x 400 Timber Floor: 400 Concrete Floor: 500 Roof Exterior Accessible from a 3.6 m ladder Reasonable access does not include the use of destructive or invasive inspection methods. Therefore cutting, or making access traps, or moving heavy furniture or stored goods is not part of this type of inspection. Access to these areas would be subject to a Special Purpose Report. The purchaser should be aware that if the dwelling is occupied the occupants furniture and belongings may prevent full view of all areas. Safe access is at the inspectors discretion and will take into account safety conditions existing regarding all areas of the property at the time of the inspection. For example but not limited to: temperature of confined spaces & dilapidation of the building elements.
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Safe and Reasonable Access does not include the use of destructive or invasive inspection methods or moving furniture or stored goods. Safe and Reasonable Access means only areas to which reasonable access is available are inspected. The Australian Standard AS 3660 refers to AS 4349.3-2010 which defines reasonable access. Access will not be available where there are safety concerns, or obstructions, or the space available is less than the following: Roof Void - the dimensions of the access hole should be at least 500mm x 400mm, and, reachable by 3.6m ladder, and, there is at least 600mm x 600mm of space to crawl; Roof Exterior - must be accessible by a 3.6m ladder. The inspector shall determine whether sufficient space is available to allow safe access to confined areas. Reasonable access does not include the use of destructive or invasive inspection methods. Nor does reasonable access include cutting or making access traps, or moving heavy furniture or stored goods.
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