TYPES OF INSPECTIONS Sample Clauses

TYPES OF INSPECTIONS. Please refer to the Minnesota Feedlot Inspection Checklist (Checklist) to learn more about a feedlot inspection. All inspections must be documented. Compliance Inspection is an onsite, full facility inspection during which all parts of the feedlot are inspected. When inspecting a site registered for >100 AU the nitrogen section of the Checklist must be filled out for the inspection to be complete. When entering an inspection of this type into Tempo select FE Compliance Inspection as the Compliance Evaluation Type and load applicable checklist. Construction Inspection is an onsite inspection completed at a feedlot site that is constructing. A construction inspection typically involves just inspecting the construction activity that is taking place and does not require inspection of other parts of the feedlot. When entering an inspection of this type into Tempo select FE Construction Inspection as the Compliance Evaluation Type and load applicable checklist. Complaint Inspection is an inspection conducted in response to a complaint. A complaint inspection typically involves just inspecting the portion of the feedlot, land application site, manure stockpile or other areas relating to the complaint and does not require inspection of any other area not directly related to the complaint. When entering an inspection of this type into Tempo select FE Complaint Inspection as the Compliance Evaluation Type. Stockpile Inspection is an onsite inspection conducted to inspect one or more stockpiles. A stockpile inspection typically involves just inspecting the portion of the feedlot relating to the stockpile(s) and does not require inspection of other parts of the feedlot. The stockpile section(s) of the Checklist must be filled out for the inspection to be complete. When entering an inspection of this type into Tempo select FE Stockpile Inspection as the Compliance Evaluation Type and load the applicable checklist portions. Manure Storage Area Closure is an inspection that has been conducted at a facility and the inspector has evaluated the site’s compliance with manure storage area closure requirements. If you have received a notification of manure storage area closure and did not inspect the facility, follow the procedure for “How to enter Notification of Manure Storage Area Closure” located here: file://xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/xxxxxx/Xxxxx/Xxxxxxx/ Note that stockpile and manure storage area closure inspections, on their own, do not count towards the minimum seven percent in...
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TYPES OF INSPECTIONS. The CONSULTANT shall perform building, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and special inspections for the PROJECT to ensure compliance with the CITY’s adopted building codes, as the same may be amended during the term of this Contract.
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TYPES OF INSPECTIONS. FIRE FIGHTERS will be assigned to enforce the NYS-Fire Code and Property Maintenance Code and the City of Poughkeepsie Minimum Housing Code, and, in addition, FIRE FIGHTERS will respond to complaints received regarding conditions in buildings. FIRE FIGHTERS will be provided check-list form to enable the FIRE FIGHTERS to note other kinds of health and safety issues that they observe during inspections. The forms will be passed along to the Fire Inspection Bureau or Building Department division as appropriate.
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