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  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Contractor knowledges asbestos in writing

  • Adequate barriers in place

  • Smoke proof/noncombustible

  • Dust proof

  • Signage in place

  • Complies with all Applicable codes

  • Contractor knowledges AIA A201 and supplement

  • Complies with American disability act

  • Interim life safety in place

  • Staff trained regarding ILSM's

  • Temporary fire protection in place

  • Contractors aware of egress routes

  • Increased fire drills

  • Clear exits

  • Free access to emergency services

  • Alternate access for public and emergency.

  • Additional fire fighting staff and equipment available

  • Smoking strictly prohibited

  • Construction site clean and orderly

  • Staff informed if adjacent areas is affected

  • Construction site access restricted

  • Local authorities aware of construction

  • Effective site storage of materials

  • Fire zones maintained, staff aware of changes

  • Contractor confirms egress routes for the staff are clear

  • Hardhats are worn in the construction areas, all construction personnel wearing PPE

  • Hot work operations are properly conducted

  • All scaffolding complies with OSHA requirements (1926.451)

  • There is at least two open entrances to the hospital at all times, one for patient/visitor/staff and one for emergency use.

  • Construction site is secured at all hours and weekends by the contractor.

  • Sufficient lighting is provided

  • Air Vents (supply, return, exhaust) covered with plastic

  • Wall penetrations are addressed daily

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