Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Handrail height less than 34 "

  • Handrail height over 38 "

  • Handrails not continuous for the full length of the ramp/stairs

  • Handrail grip is not graspable along the entire length

  • Handrails does not end at a newel post, wall, or safety terminal.

  • Space between the handrail and the wall is less than 1 "1/2

  • Stairway of 4 or more risers without handrail

  • Handrail without attachment devices to transfer to the structural wall a concentrated load of 200 pounds

  • Handrails project more than 4" 1⁄2 on either side of the stairway

  • Stairway width below the handrail height less than 31"1⁄2 (handrail on only one side)

  • Stairway width below the handrail height less than 27" (handrail on both side)

  • Stairway width less than 36"

  • Stairway width less than 26"(spiral stairways)

  • Stairway of four or more risers with no handrail

  • riser height is less than 4 inches

  • riser height is more than 7 3/4 "

  • riser height variation more than 3/8"

  • riser height is more than 9 1/2 "(spiral stairs)<br>

  • tread depth is less than 10 "<br>

  • tread depth variation more than 3/8"<br>

  • tread depth less than 7" 1⁄2 at 12" from the narrower edge (winder stairs)<br>

  • tread depth less than 10" at 12" from the narrower edge (winder stairs)<br>

  • stairway tread slope steeper than 1:12 ratio (2% slope)<br>

  • stairway landing slope steeper than 1:12 ratio (2% slope)<br>

  • threads unable to support a load of 300 lbs/4 sq inch<br>

  • nosing less than 3/4 " <br>

  • nosing more than 1 1/4 "<br>

  • balusters unable to withstand a horizontal load of 50 lbs/sq ft<br>

  • raised floor surfaces over 30 inches with no guard<br>

  • horizontal guard less than 36 "<br>

  • Open sides of stairways guard less than 34"<br>

  • cracked intermediate rails<br>

  • loose intermediate rails<br>

  • missing intermediate rails<br>

  • Handrail glass is not fully tempered glass<br>

  • Handrail glass thickness less than 1/4 "<br>

  • Handrail glass safety glazing is not identified by manufacturer<br>

  • Open risers allow the passage of a sphere 4 inches in diameter<br>

  • opening at guards on the sides of stair treads allow the passage of a 4-3/8-inch-diameter sphere\<br>

  • circular handgrip cross section less than 1"1⁄4<br>

  • circular handgrip cross section over 2"<br>

  • non-circular handgrip perimeter less than 4"<br>

  • non-circular handgrip perimeter over 6"1/4 with no graspable finger recess on both sides<br>

  • non-circular handgrip cross section over 2" 1⁄4<br>

  • Stairway headroom less than 6' 8" <br>

  • Spiral stairways headroom less than 6' 6" <br>

  • Space under stairs on the enclosed side not protected with 1/2-inch gypsum board<br>

  • water damage at the bottom of the stair stringer boards<br>

  • wood in direct contact with the ground/concrete is not pressure-preservative-treated<br>

  • No floor or landing at the top of the stairway<br>(except top of interior flight of stairs, enclosed garage with no door that swing out over the stairs)<br>

  • No floor or landing at the bottom of the stairway<br>

  • vertical rise larger than 12 ft<br>

  • landing less than 36 inches in the direction of travel<br>

  • lighting at the stairs is inadequate<br>

  • lighting at the landing is inadequate<br>

  • Lights at the exterior stairway are not controlled from inside the property<br>

  • Interior stairways with at least 6 risers without wall switches at each floor level<br>

  • no light at the top of the exterior stairway<br><br>

  • Exterior stairways from the outside ground level to a basement without a light at the bottom of the stairway

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