Information

  • Project name

  • Location and type of report

  • General contractor

  • Supervisor / Phone / email

  • Project manager / Phone / email

  • Inspection date

  • Description of work

  • Permit photo(s)

  • Life Safety Plan photo(s)

  • Do not close ceilings until you receive a verifying signature that all issues have been resolved at the bottom of this report.

  • For verification of repairs - Attach pictures of the repairs and send them back along with this report to raterry@houstonmethodist.org or contact Robert Terry @ 832-470-2297

Life Safety Inspection

Life Safety Inspection

    Open penetrations or improperly sealed penetrations
  • Is there an open penetration or improperly sealed penetration? (NFPA 101, Life Safety Code, 2012 Edition - 8.3.5.1 * Firestop Systems and Devices Required)

  • Describe exactly what the penetration or improperly sealed penetration is

  • Describe the exact location

  • Take photo(s)

  • Note:

  • Current status of issue:

  • Sprinkler pipe / Sprinkler pipe hangers
  • Is there an item touching the top of a sprinkler pipe or touching the sides of a sprinkler pipe hanger? (NFPA 13, Life Safety Code, 2010 Edition - 9.1.1.8.1 * Support of non-system components) (NFPA 25, Life Safety Code, 2011 Edition)

  • Describe exactly what the item is and what it is touching

  • Describe the exact location

  • Take photo(s)

  • Note:

  • Current status of issue:

  • Open junction box
  • Is there a junction box missing a cover or missing knockout plugs? - (International Fire Code, 2018 Edition – 605.6 * Open Junction Boxes)

  • Describe exactly what the issue is

  • Describe the exact location

  • Take photo(s)

  • Note

  • Current status of issue:

  • Wall labeling
  • Is there a fire or smoke wall labeled incorrectly? - (International Building Code, 2015 Edition - 703.7 * Marking and identification)

  • Describe exactly what the issue is

  • Describe the exact location

  • Take photo(s)

  • Note:

  • Current status of issue:

  • Unusual observation
  • Are there any items that do not meet the NFPA requirements that do not fit the above catagories?

  • Describe exactly what the issue is

  • Describe the exact location

  • Take photo(s)

  • Note:

  • Current status of issue:

General Comments

  • Any further comments or recommendations arising from this inspection?

  • Add any additional relevant photos

Inspection sign off

  • Name & Signature of Inspector

Above issues marked "Resolved" have been addressed and verified.

  • Name and signature of verifying person

  • The above name and signature of verifying person deems issues marked "Resolved" at rated walls and open areas above the inspected ceiling lines compliant and closed.

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