Information

  • Controlled document 1.5.13

  • handover document

  • Pub number/reinvestment year (i.e. 2013/4 - H2)

  • Pub name / location

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Photographs of completed works

  • Frontage of property

  • Images for Reinvestment review

  • Reinvestment
  • Add media

Handover Check

  • Building control completion certificates

  • Electrical, fire emergency lighting certificates

  • Engineers completion completion certificate provided/as built drawings

  • Asbestos removal CAC? (updated to cloud)

  • Intumescent paint/fabric/varnish certificates required

Toilets

  • Traps and drainage system fully functional?

  • Spare tiles left on site

  • Chlorination certificate provided

  • Toilet extraction system operational and audible

Carpets/flooring

  • Photograph of completed carpets

  • Carpet/flooring installation signed off by PMM

  • Carpet tracker updated

  • Dyson supplied to site

  • All zig zag matting removed

PSN Notification

  • PSN Signed off project

Snagging / defects

  • Snags to be completed

  • Snag Number
  • Add media

  • Snag spreadsheet to be forwarded to HQ

  • Additional items

  • Snag Number
  • Add media

  • Pub manager at handover meeting

  • PM taken through Operational manuals

  • Defects schedule to be completed

  • Red PCF to have tax analysis and final account attached

  • Contractor to complete all snags in 28 days from today

Description of plant or services

List of drawings

Operational instructions maintenance manuals, method statements

List of recommended maintenance contract items

Outstanding minor works/defects

Accepted as completed for operation

  • Signed on behalf of Pub Manager

  • Signed on behalf of PMM

  • Signed on behalf of Operations

  • Signed on behalf of Contractor

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