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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

  • Work order number

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Preventive Maintenance Checklist:

  • RO61SA

  • Code:

  • Description:

  • Asset Type:

  • ROOF INSPECTION (5000 SF OR LESS)

(T)ools, (S)afety Equipment and (M)aterials

  • Ladder

  • Rope

  • Roof repair kit

  • Corrosion removal tools

  • Protective coatings

  • Personal protective equipment

Safety Guidelines

  • Follow site safety rules and your supervisor's instructions

  • Use care when working in high places

  • Use safety line with belt if necessary

  • Perform inspection prior to heating and cooling seasons

  • Obtain and review manufacturer's instructions

  • Report any problems you find

  • This is a general inspection and deficiencies should be handled on a service call or repair basis

  • Record the results in the component history log

Maintenance Procedures

  • Check for and remove any material that should not be present such as cans, bottles, leaves, and rags

  • Clean the gutters and downspouts

  • Ensure the roof drains are clear

  • Check the water tightness of the roof. Check for the presence of leaks, and inspect any area where leaks have been reported in the past

  • Check for exposed nails that have worked loose from seams, shingles, and flashings. Repair if necessary

  • Check for wrinkles, bubbles, buckles, and sponginess on the built-up roofing

  • Check for exposure of bituminous coating due to loose or missing gravel or slag

  • Check shingles for cracking, loss of coating, brittleness, and edge curl

  • Check to see that roofing membrane and base-flashing sheets are tightly adhered. Loose base flashing can be detected by gently tapping the flashing mid-way between the roof and the vertical surface

  • Check the seams on the built-up roofing

  • Check for water pooling

  • Check all flashing for wind damage

  • Check lead sleeves on the roof vents for deterioration

  • Check for fungus growth and dry rot

  • Check for damaged, unattached or deteriorated overhanging material and capping

  • Check for flashing flanges that have separated from the roof

  • Check for movement of edging in relation to roof deck or wall

  • Check for missing or loose metal roof-edge strips

  • Check the caulking joints

  • Check for open or broken joints between metal pieces

  • Check the exterior walls, parapets and copings for cracks, movement, and deterioration

  • Check metal counter flashing and termination bars for deterioration and to see that they are properly in place

  • Check pitch pockets for shrinkage and cracked filler material

  • Remove any material that would hinder drainage from the roof

  • For terra cotta roofs, check that all structural wood members are sound. Check for cracks, rot, or sagging

  • Check all metal for corrosion. Remove corrosion, and apply a protective coating

Maintenance Hours

  • Time spent on work order?

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