Visual assessment definition

Visual assessment means a visual examination for deteriorated paint or visible surface dust, debris, or residue.

Visual assessment means a visual examination for deteriorated

Visual assessment means the process of assessing and planning a proposed forest landscape visual alteration to be consistent with the established VQO, applied in accordance with FPPR Section 1.1, by:

Examples of Visual assessment in a sentence

• Visual assessment for deteriorated paint applies to all exterior painted surfaces (building components) associated with the assisted unit including windows, window sills, exterior walls, floors, porches, railings, doors, decks, stairs, play areas, garages, fences or other areas if frequented by children under age six.All deteriorated paint surfaces more than 20 sq.

• Visual assessment for deteriorated paint applies to all exterior painted surfaces (building components) associated with the assisted unit including windows, window sills, exterior walls,floors, porches, railings, doors, decks, stairs, play areas, garages, fences or other areas if frequented by children under age six.All deteriorated paint surfaces more than 20 sq.

• Visual assessment of the cervical vertebral maturation stages: A study of diagnostic accuracy and repeatability.

• Visual assessment was done on the primary transport corridors in the BCR which indicated a dire need for the provision of sidewalks and walkways.

• Visual assessment requires a multidisciplinary approach, planned according to the child’s age and the severity of CP.

More Definitions of Visual assessment

Visual assessment means the visual examination of a residential dwelling or a child care facility following a lead hazard control (LHC) project or lead hazard reduction (LHR) project to determine whether or not the project has been successfully completed. Or, the visual examination of a residential dwelling or a child care facility to determine the existence of deteriorated paint or other potential sources of environmental lead exposure as part of a Risk Assessment.

Visual assessment means the process of assessing and planning a proposed forest landscape visual alteration to be consistent with an applicable category of visually altered forest landscape, as specified in FPPR section 9.2(2), and applied in accordance with FPPR Section 1.1, by:

Visual assessment means the visual examination of a residential unit, child care facility or school to identify deteriorated paint, visible dust, paint-chips, debris or residue which may be lead-based.

Visual assessment means visually observing all wash water to ensure that it’s free of turbidity, color, oil sheen, and floating solids that may impair receiving surface waters of the state.

Visual assessment means a visual examination for deteriorated paint or visible surface dust, debris, or residue, and as conducted pursuant to N.J.A.C. 5:28A-2.3.

Visual assessment means a visual examination for deteriorated paint or visible surface dust, debris, or residue. § 390-274. Standards. Inspections for lead-based paint in rental dwelling units shall be governed by the standards set forth in N.J.S.A. 52:27D-437.1 et seq., and N.J.S.A 55:13A-1 et seq. § 390-275. Required Initial Inspection. The owner, landlord and/or agent of every single-family, two-family, and/or multiple dwelling unit offered for rental shall be required to obtain an inspection of the unit for lead-based paint hazards within two years of the effective date of the law, July 2, 2022, or upon tenant turnover, whichever is earlier. In any event, the First Inspection must take place on or before July 22, 2024. § 390-276. Required Recurring Inspection.

Visual assessment means a procedure to determine the presence of visible dust, paint chips, painted debris, and/or deteriorated paint.