Information

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Location

  • Prepared by

Construction Barricades

  • Tacky walk-off mats in place & clean?

  • Barricade Doors have self-closers & latching hardware?

  • Doors closed & sealed properly?

  • Adjacent ceiling areas intact?

  • Adjacent floor is clean, no dust tracked out?

  • Barricades sealed, no penetrations (barricades extend from the floor, beyond the ceiling, to underside of the floor slab above)?

Ventilation

  • Ductwork sealed/closed?

  • Negative pressure at entrance to barricade?

  • All windows and doors closed behind barricade?

  • Negative air machines running?

  • Negative air machine filters clean?<br>

Jobsite

  • Project area clean, with debris removed daily?

  • Debris removed in suitable clean containers with tight fitting lid and covered daily as necessary?

  • Routes cleaned with wet-mop or HEPA vacuum? (change water as needed, inspect filter condition frequently)

  • Established traffic pattern identified and used?

  • Fire Extinguishers present?

Construction Personnel & Dress Code

  • Appropriate attire worn for construction project area (ie hardhat, eyewear, face mask, footwear, ear protection, etc)?

  • Removing dust from clothing, shoes, and hair when entering the building?

  • Wearing UMMS Contractor ID Badges?

Additional Requirements

  • Water lines turned off at area adjacent to occupied Hospital area (is indicated by Project)?

  • Air flow monitoring (as indicated by IC)?

  • Daily temperature monitoring (if requested by IC)?

  • Daily humidity monitoring (if requested by IC)?

  • Air Particle Counts (if requested by IC)?

Traffic Control

  • Restricted to Construction personnel and necessary Staff only?

  • All doors and exits free of debris?

  • Exit routes posted?<br>

  • Construction signs posted?

  • Infection Control Permit posted?

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