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Panel Ceiling Inspection

  • 1. Inspect the ceiling area and joints to ensure that the seals are maintained.

  • 2. Inspect the general condition of the ceiling for any damage, corrosion, sagging or buckling.

  • 3. Inspect the wall intersections and penetrations for any damage, structural stress and<br>penetrations are sealed.

  • Inspect the ceiling panels for water ponding and rust.

Panel Wall and Door Inspection

  • 1. Inspect the walls and joints to ensure that the vapour seals are maintained.

  • 2. Inspect the general condition of the walls, joints and floors for any damage and corrosion.

  • 3. Inspect the wall intersections and penetrations for any damage, structural stress and<br>penetrations are sealed.

  • 4. Inspect pressure relief ports for damage, corrosion and ports open and close freely.

  • 5. Inspect door frames for damage, corrosion and seals are maintained.

  • 6. Inspect general components including hinges, chains, tracks, wheels and safety bells for damage,<br>corrosion and wear.

Risk Control - Storage and Housekeeping

  • 1. Are internal storage of combustibles such as pallets or packaging materials greater than 5 meters<br>from EPS panel?

  • 2. Are external storage of combustibles such as pallets, packaging materials and waste bins greater<br>than 10 meters from EPS panels?

  • 3. Are EPS panels free from damage or penetrations that expose the panel core material?

Risk Control - Ignition

  • 1. Are forklift battery charging areas greater than 5 metres from EPS panels?

  • 2. Are flammable liquids and gas stored safely and away from EPS panels?

  • 3. Are any other heat producing equipment located greater than 5 metres from EPS panels?

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