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<br />SECTION 01600 1 PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS (CONTINUED)
<br />2. REQUESTED SUBSTITUTION DOES NOT REQUIRE EXTENSIVE REVISIONS TO THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.
<br />3. REQUESTED SUBSTITUTION IS CONSISTENT WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND WILL PROVIDE INDICATED RESULTS.
<br />4. SUBSTITUTION REQUEST IS FULLY DOCUMENTED AND PROPERLY SUBMITTED.
<br />5. REQUESTED SUBSTITUTION WILL NOT ADVERSELY AFFECT OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE.
<br />6. REQUESTED SUBSTITUTION HAS RECEIVED NECESSARY APPROVALS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.
<br />7. REQUESTED SUBSTITUTION IS COMPATIBLE WITH OTHER PORTIONS OF THE WORK.
<br />8. REQUESTED SUBSTITUTION HAS BEEN COORDINATED WITH OTHER PORTIONS OF THE WORK.
<br />9. REQUESTED SUBSTITUTION PROVIDES SPECIFIED WARRANTY.
<br />2.3 COMPARABLE PRODUCTS
<br />A. WHERE PRODUCTS OR MANUFACTURERS ARE SPECIFIED BY NAME, SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING, IN ADDITION TO OTHER
<br />REQUIRED SUBMITTALS, TO OBTAIN APPROVAL OF AN UNNAMED PRODUCT:
<br />1. EVIDENCE THAT THE PROPOSED PRODUCT DOES NOT REQUIRE EXTENSIVE REVISIONS TO THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS,
<br />THAT IT IS CONSISTENT WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND WILL PRODUCE THE INDICATED RESULTS, AND THAT IT IS
<br />COMPATIBLE WITH OTHER PORTIONS OF THE WORK.
<br />2. DETAILED COMPARISON OF SIGNIFICANT QUALITIES OF PROPOSED PRODUCT WITH THOSE NAMED IN THE
<br />SPECIFICATIONS. SIGNIFICANT QUALITIES INCLUDE ATTRIBUTES SUCH AS PERFORMANCE, WEIGHT, SIZE, DURABILITY,
<br />VISUAL EFFECT, AND SPECIFIC FEATURES AND REQUIREMENTS INDICATED.
<br />3. EVIDENCE THAT PROPOSED PRODUCT PROVIDES SPECIFIED WARRANTY.
<br />4. LIST OF SIMILAR INSTALLATIONS FOR COMPLETED PROJECTS WITH PROJECT NAMES AND ADDRESSES AND NAMES AND
<br />ADDRESSES OF ARCHITECTS AND OWNERS, IF REQUESTED.
<br />5. SAMPLES, IF REQUESTED.
<br />PART 3 1 EXECUTION (NOT USED)
<br />SECTION 01700 1 EXECUTION REQUIREMENTS
<br />PART11GENERAL
<br />1.1 RELATED DOCUMENTS
<br />A. DRAWINGS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS OF THE CONTRACT, INCLUDING GENERALAND SUPPLEMENTARY CONDITIONS AND
<br />OTHER DIVISION 1 SPECIFICATION SECTIONS, APPLY TO THIS SECTION.
<br />1.2 SUMMARY
<br />A, THIS SECTION INCLUDES GENERAL PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS GOVERNING EXECUTION OF THE WORK INCLUDING, BUT
<br />NOT LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. CONSTRUCTION LAYOUT.
<br />2. GENERAL INSTALLATION OF PRODUCTS.
<br />3. PROGRESS CLEANING.
<br />4. STARTING AND ADJUSTING.
<br />5. PROTECTION OF INSTALLED CONSTRUCTION.
<br />6. CORRECTION OF THE WORK.
<br />B. RELATED SECTIONS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. SECTION 01310 "PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND COORDINATION" FOR PROCEDURES FOR COORDINATING FIELD
<br />ENGINEERING WITH OTHER CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES.
<br />2. SECTION 01330 "SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES" FOR SUBMITTING SURVEYS.
<br />3. SECTION 01731 "CUTTING AND PATCHING" FOR PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CUTTING AND PATCHING NECESSARY
<br />FOR THE INSTALLATION OR PERFORMANCE OF OTHER COMPONENTS OF THE WORK.
<br />4. SECTION 01770 "CLOSEOUT PROCEDURES" FOR SUBMITTING FINAL PROPERTY SURVEY WITH PROJECT RECORD
<br />DOCUMENTS. RECORDING OF OWNER ACCEPTED DEVIATIONS FROM INDICATED LINES AND LEVELS, AND FINAL CLEANING
<br />PART 2 1 PRODUCTS (NOT USED)
<br />PART 3 1 EXECUTION
<br />3.1 EXAMINATION
<br />A. EXISTING UTILITIES: THE EXISTENCE AND LOCATION OF EXISTING UTILITIES AND CONSTRUCTION INDICATED AS EXISTING
<br />ARE NOT GUARANTEED. BEFORE BEGINNING WORK, INVESTIGATE AND VERIFY THE EXISTENCE AND LOCATION OF
<br />UTILITIES AND OTHER CONSTRUCTION AFFECTING THE WORK.
<br />1. BEFORE CONSTRUCTION, VERIFY THE LOCATION AND POINTS OF CONNECTION OF UTILITY SERVICES. 2. FURNISH
<br />LOCATION DATA FOR WORK RELATED TO THE PROJECT THAT MUST BE PERFORMED BY PUBLIC UTILITIES SERVING THE
<br />PROJECT SITE. B. ACCEPTANCE OF CONDITIONS: EXAMINE SUBSTRATES, AREAS, AND CONDITIONS, WITH INSTALLER OR
<br />APPLICATOR PRESENT WHERE INDICATED, FOR COMPLIANCE WITH REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION TOLERANCES AND
<br />OTHER CONDITIONS AFFECTING PERFORMANCE; RECORD OBSERVATIONS.
<br />1. VERIFY COMPATIBILITY WITH AND SUITABILITY OF SUBSTRATES, INCLUDING COMPATIBILITY WITH EXISTING FINISHES OR
<br />PRIMERS.
<br />2. EXAMINE ROUGHING -IN FOR MECHANICALAND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS TO VERIFY ACTUAL LOCATIONS OF CONNECTIONS
<br />BEFORE EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURE INSTALLATION.
<br />3. EXAMINE WALLS, FLOORS, AND ROOFS FOR SUITABLE CONDITIONS WHERE PRODUCTS AND SYSTEMS ARE TO BE
<br />INSTALLED.
<br />4- PROCEED WITH INSTALLATION ONLY AFTER UNSATISFACTORY CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN CORRECTED. PROCEEDING WITH
<br />THE WORK INDICATES ACCEPTANCE OF SURFACES AND CONDITIONS.
<br />3.2 PREPARATION
<br />A. EXISTING UTILITY INFORMATION: FURNISH INFORMATION TO LOCAL UTILITY AND OWNER THAT IS NECESSARY ADJUST,
<br />MOVE, OR RELOCATE EXISTING UTILITY STRUCTURES, UTILITY POLES, LINES, SERVICES, OR OTHER UTILITY
<br />APPURTENANCES LOCATED IN OR AFFECTED BY CONSTRUCTION. COORDINATE WITH AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.
<br />B. EXISTING UTILITY INTERRUPTIONS: DO NOT INTERRUPT UTILITIES SERVING FACILITIES OCCUPIED BY THE OWNER OR
<br />OTHERS UNLESS PERMITTED UNDER THE FLOWING CONDITIONS AND THEN ONLY AFTERARRANGING TO PROVIDE
<br />TEMPORARY UTILITY SERVICES ACCORDING TO REQUIREMENTS INDICATED:
<br />1. NOTIFY THE OWNER NOT LESS THAN 2 DAYS IN ADVANCE OF PROPOSED UTILITY INTERRUPTIONS.
<br />2. DO NOT PROCEED WITH UTILITY INTERRUPTIONS WITHOUT OWNER'S WRITTEN PERMISSION.
<br />C. FIELD MEASUREMENTS: TAKE FIELD MEASUREMENTS AS REQUIRED TO FIT THE WORK PROPERLY. RECHECK
<br />MEASUREMENTS BEFORE INSTALLING EACH PRODUCT. WHERE PORTIONS OF THE WORK ARE INDICATED TO FIT TO OTHER
<br />CONSTRUCTION, VERIFY DIMENSIONS OF OTHER CONSTRUCTION BY FIELD MEASUREMENTS BEFORE FABRICATION.
<br />COORDINATE FABRICATION SCHEDULE WITH CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS TO AVOID DELAYING THE WORK.
<br />D. SPACE REQUIREMENTS: VERIFY SPACE REQUIREMENTS AND DIMENSIONS OF ITEMS SHOWN DIAGRAMMATICALLY ON THE
<br />DRAWINGS.
<br />E. REVIEW OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND FIELD CONDITIONS: IMMEDIATELY ON DISCOVERY OF THE NEED FOR
<br />CLARIFICATION OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, SUBMIT A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION TO THE ARCHITECT. INCLUDE A
<br />DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM ENCOUNTERED, TOGETHER WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CHANGING THE
<br />CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.
<br />3.3 CONSTRUCTION LAYOUT
<br />A. VERIFICATION: BEFORE PROCEEDING TO LAY OUT THE WORK, VERIFY LAYOUT INFORMATION SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS,
<br />IN RELATION TO THE PROPERTY SURVEYAND EXISTING BENCHMARKS. IF DISCREPANCIES ARE DISCOVERED, NOTIFY THE
<br />ARCHITECT PROMPTLY.
<br />B. GENERAL: ENGAGE A LAND SURVEYOR TO LAY OUT THE WORK USING ACCEPTED SURVEYING PRACTICES.
<br />1. ESTABLISH BENCHMARKS AND CONTROL POINTS TO SET LINES AND LEVELS AT EACH STORY OF CONSTRUCTION AND
<br />ELSEWHERE AS NEEDED TO LOCATE EACH ELEMENT OF THE PROJECT.
<br />2. ESTABLISH DIMENSIONS WITHIN TOLERANCES INDICATED. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS TO OBTAIN REQUIRED DIMENSIONS.
<br />3. INFORM INSTALLERS OF LINES AND LEVELS TO WHICH THEY MUST COMPLY.
<br />4. CHECK THE LOCATION, LEVEL AND PLUMB, OF EVERY MAJOR ELEMENT AS THE WORK PROGRESSES.
<br />5. NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT WHEN DEVIATIONS FROM REQUIRED LINES AND LEVELS EXCEED ALLOWABLE TOLERANCES.
<br />6. CLOSE SITE SURVEYS WITH AN ERROR OF CLOSURE EQUAL TO OR LESS THAN THE STANDARD ESTABLISHED BY
<br />AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.
<br />C. SITE IMPROVEMENTS: LOCATE AND LAY OUT SITE IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING PAVEMENTS, GRADING, FILLAND TOPSOIL
<br />PLACEMENT, UTILITY SLOPES, AND INVERT ELEVATIONS.
<br />D. BUILDING LINES AND LEVELS: LOCATE AND LAY OUT CONTROL LINES AND LEVELS FOR STRUCTURES, BUILDING
<br />FOUNDATIONS, COLUMN GRIDS, AND FLOOR LEVELS, INCLUDING THOSE REQUIRED FOR MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL
<br />WORK. TRANSFER SURVEY MARKINGS AND ELEVATIONS FOR USE WITH CONTROL LINES AND LEVELS. LEVEL
<br />FOUNDATIONS AND PIERS FROM TWO OR MORE LOCATIONS.
<br />E. RECORD LOG: MAINTAIN A LOG OF LAYOUT OF CONTROL WORK. RECORD DEVIATIONS FROM REQUIRED LINES AND
<br />LEVELS. INCLUDE BEGINNING AND ENDING DATES AND TIMES OF SURVEYS, WEATHER CONDITIONS, NAME AND DUTY OF
<br />EACH SURVEY PARTY MEMBER; AND TYPES OF INSTRUMENTS AND TAPES USED. MAKE THE LOG AVAILABLE FOR
<br />REFERENCE BY THE ARCHITECT.
<br />3.4 FIELD ENGINEERING
<br />A. REFERENCE POINTS: LOCATE EXISTING PERMANENT BENCHMARKS, CONTROL POINTS, AND SIMILAR REFERENCE POINTS
<br />BEFORE BEGINNING THE WORK. PRESERVE AND PROTECT PERMANENT BENCHMARKS AND CONTROL POINTS DURING
<br />CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS.
<br />1. 00 NOT CHANGE OR RELOCATE EXISTING BENCHMARKS OR CONTROL POINTS WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL OF
<br />THE ARCHITECT. REPORT LOST OR DESTROYED PERMANENT BENCHMARKS OR CONTROL POINTS PROMPTLY. REPORT
<br />THE NEED TO RELOCATE PERMANENT BENCHMARKS OR CONTROL POINTS TO THE ARCHITECT BEFORE PROCEEDING.
<br />2. REPLACE LOST OR DESTROYED PERMANENT BENCHMARKS AND CONTROL POINTS PROMPTLY. BASE REPLACEMENTS ON
<br />THE ORIGINAL SURVEY CONTROL POINTS.
<br />B. BENCHMARKS: ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A MINIMUM OF TWO PERMANENT BENCHMARKS ON PROJECT SITE, REFERENCED
<br />TO DATA ESTABLISHED BY SURVEY CONTROL POINTS. COMPLY WITH AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION FOR TYPE AND
<br />SIZE OF BENCHMARK.
<br />1. RECORD BENCHMARK LOCATIONS, WITH HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL DATA, ON PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS.
<br />2. WHERE THE ACTUAL LOCATION OR ELEVATION OF LAYOUT POINTS CANNOT BE MARKED, PROVIDE TEMPORARY
<br />REFERENCE POINTS SUFFICIENT TO LOCATE THE WORK.
<br />3. REMOVE TEMPORARY REFERENCE POINTS WHEN NO LONGER NEEDED. RESTORE MARKED CONSTRUCTION TO ITS
<br />ORIGINAL CONDITION.
<br />C. CERTIFIED SURVEY: ON COMPLETION OF FOUNDATION WALLS MAJOR SITE IMPROVEMENTS AND OTHER WORK
<br />RE UIRING FIELD ENGINEERING SERVI THE WN R WILL AUTHORIZE A CERTIFIED SURVEY SHOWING DIMENSIONS
<br />Q CES, O E ,
<br />LOCATIONS, ANGLES, AND ELEVATIONS OF CONSTRUCTION AND SITE WORK.
<br />D. FINAL PROPERTY SURVEY: THE OWNER WILL AUTHORIZE A FINAL PROPERTY SURVEY SHOWING SIGNIFICANT FEATURES
<br />(REAL PROPERTY) FOR THE PROJECT. INCLUDE ON THE SURVEY A CERTIFICATION, SIGNED BY LAND SURVEYOR, THAT
<br />PRINCIPAL METES, BOUNDS, LINES. AND LEVELS OF PROJECT ARE ACCURATELY POSITIONED AS SHOWN ON THE SURVEY.
<br />1. SHOW BOUNDARY LINES, MONUMENTS, STREETS, SITE IMPROVEMENTS AND UTILITIES, EXISTING IMPROVEMENTS AND
<br />SIGNIFICANT VEGETATION, ADJOINING PROPERTIES, ACREAGE, GRADE CONTOURS, AND THE DISTANCE AND BEARING
<br />FROM A SITE CORNER TO A LEGAL POINT.
<br />2. RECORDING: AT SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION, HAVE THE FINAL PROPERTY SURVEY RECORDED BY OR WITH AUTHORITIES
<br />HAVING JURISDICTION AS THE OFFICIAL "PROPERTY SURVEY".
<br />3.5 INSTALLATION
<br />A. GENERAL: LOCATE THE WORK AND COMPONENTS OF THE WORK ACCURATELY, IN CORRECT ALIGNMENTS AND ELEVATION,
<br />AS INDICATED.
<br />1. MAKE VERTICAL WORK PLUMB AND MAKE HORIZONTAL WORK LEVEL.
<br />2. WHERE SPACE IS LIMITED, INSTALL COMPONENTS TO MAXIMIZE SPACE AVAILABLE FOR MAINTENANCE AND EASE OF
<br />REMOVAL FOR REPLACEMENT.
<br />3. CONCEAL PIPES, DUCTS, AND WIRING IN FINISHED AREAS, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.
<br />4. MAINTAIN MINIMUM HEADROOM CLEARANCE OF 8 FEET IN SPACES WITHOUTASUSPENDED CEILING.
<br />B. COMPLY WITH MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INSTALLING PRODUCTS IN
<br />APPLICATIONS INDICATED.
<br />C. INSTALL PRODUCTS AT THE TIME AND UNDER CONDITIONS THAT WILL ENSURE THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULTS. MAINTAIN
<br />CONDITIONS REQUIRED FOR PRODUCT PERFORMANCE UNTIL SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.
<br />D. CONDUCT CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS SO NO PART OF THE WORK IS SUBJECTED TO DAMAGING OPERATIONS OR
<br />LOADING IN EXCESS OF THAT EXPECTED DURING NORMAL CONDITIONS OF OCCUPANCY.
<br />E. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT. DO NOT USE TOOLS OR EQUIPMENT THAT PRODUCE HARMFUL NOISE LEVELS.
<br />F. ANCHORS AND FASTENERS: PROVIDE ANCHORS AND FASTENERS AS REQUIRED TO ANCHOR EACH COMPONENT
<br />SECURELY IN PLACE, ACCURATELY LOCATED AND ALIGNED WITH OTHER PORTIONS OF THE WORK.
<br />1. MOUNTING HEIGHTS: WHERE MOUNTING HEIGHTS ARE NOT INDICATED, MOUNT COMPONENTS AT HEIGHTS DIRECTED BY
<br />THE ARCHITECT.
<br />2. ALLOW FOR BUILDING MOVEMENT, INCLUDING THERMAL EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION.
<br />G, JOINTS: MAKE JOINTS OF UNIFORM WIDTH WHERE JOINT LOCATIONS IN EXPOSED WORK ARE NOT INDICATED, ARRANGE
<br />JOINTS FOR THE BEST VISUAL EFFECT. FIT EXPOSED CONNECTIONS TOGETHER TO FORM HAIRLINE JOINTS. COORDINATE
<br />ALL CONTROL JOINT LOCATIONS WITH THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO MATERIAL INSTALLATION AND PLACEMENT.
<br />H. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: USE PRODUCTS, CLEANERS, AND INSTALLATION MATERIALS THAT ARE NOT CONSIDERED
<br />HAZARDOUS.
<br />3.6 PREFABRICATION
<br />A. WHERE POSSIBLE, PREFABRICATE BUILDING ELEMENTS OFF SITE TO AVOID PRODUCING WASTE ON SITE.
<br />3.7 PROGRESS CLEANING
<br />A. GENERAL: SUBCONTRACTORS SHALL CLEAN THE PROJECT SITE AND WORK AREA DAILY OF WASTE MATERIALS AND
<br />DEBRIS GENERATED AS A RESULT OF SAID SUBCONTRACTOR'S ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING COMMON AREAS. COORDINATE
<br />PROGRESS CLEANING FOR JOINT USE AREAS WHERE MORE THAN ONE INSTALLER HAS WORKED. THE OWNER WILL
<br />STRICTLY ENFORCE REQUIREMENTS STRICTLY. DISPOSE OF MATERIALS LAWFULLY.
<br />1. COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS IN NFPA 241 FOR REMOVAL OF COMBUSTIBLE WASTE MATERIALS AND DEBRIS.
<br />2. DO NOT HOLD MATERIALS MORE THAN 7 DAYS DURING NORMAL WEATHER OR 3 DAYS IF THE TEMPERATURE IS EXPECTED
<br />TO RISE ABOVE 80 DEG F.
<br />3. CONTAINERIZE HAZARDOUS AND UNSANITARY WASTE MATERIALS SEPARATELY FROM OTHER WASTE. MARK CONTAINERS
<br />APPROPRIATELY AND DISPOSE OF LEGALLY, ACCORDING TO REGULATIONS.
<br />B. SITE: MAINTAIN PROJECT SITE FREE OF WASTE MATERIALS AND DEBRIS.
<br />C. CONCEALED SPACES: REMOVE DEBRIS FROM CONCEALED SPACES BEFORE ENCLOSING THE SPACE.
<br />D. EXPOSED SURFACES: CLEAN EXPOSED SURFACES AND PROTECT AS NECESSARY TO ENSURE FREEDOM FROM DAMAGE
<br />AND DETERIORATION AT THE TIME OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.
<br />E. WASTE DISPOSAL: BURYING OR BURNING WASTE MATERIALS ON SITE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED. WASHING WASTE
<br />MATERIALS DOWN SEWERS OR INTO WATERWAYS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED.
<br />F. LIMITING EXPOSURES: SUPERVISE CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS TO ASSURE THAT NO PART OF THE CONSTRUCTION,
<br />COMPLETED OR IN PROGRESS, IS SUBJECT TO HARMFUL, DANGEROUS, DAMAGING, OR OTHERWISE DELETERIOUS
<br />EXPOSURE DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD.
<br />3.8 STARTING AND ADJUSTING
<br />A. START EQUIPMENTAND OPERATION COMPONENTS TO CONFIRM PROPER OPERATION. REMOVE MALFUNCTIONING UNITS,
<br />REPLACE WITH NEW UNITS, AND RETEST.
<br />B. ADJUST OPERATING COMPONENTS FOR PROPER OPERATION WITHOUT BINDING. ADJUST EQUIPMENT FOR PROPER
<br />OPERATION.
<br />C. TEST EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT TO VERIFY PROPER OPERATION. TEST AND ADJUST CONTROLS AND SAFETIES. REPLACE
<br />DAMAGED AND MALFUNCTIONING CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT.
<br />D. MANUFACTURER'S FIELD SERVICE: IF A FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE IS REQUIRED TO INSPECT
<br />FIELD ASSEMBLED COMPONENTS AND EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION, COMPLY WITH QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS IN
<br />SECTION 01400 "QUALITY REQUIREMENTS".
<br />3.9 PROTECTION OF INSTALLED CONSTRUCTION
<br />A. PROVIDE FINAL PROTECTION AND MAINTAIN CONDITIONS THAT ENSURE INSTALLED WORK IS WITHOUT DAMAGE OR
<br />DETERIORATION AT THE TIME OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.
<br />B. COMPLY WITH MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS FOR TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY
<br />3.10 CORRECTION OF THE WORK
<br />A. REPAIR OR REMOVE AND REPLACE DEFECTIVE CONSTRUCTION. RESTORE DAMAGED SUBSTRATES AND FINISHES.
<br />COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS IN SECTION 01731 "CUTTING AND PATCHING".
<br />1. REPAIRING INCLUDES REPLACING DEFECTIVE PARTS, REFINISHING DAMAGED SURFACES, TOUCHING UP WITH MATCHING
<br />MATERIALS, AND PROPERLY ADJUSTING OPERATION EQUIPMENT.
<br />B. RESTORE PERMANENT FACILITIES USED DURING CONSTRUCTION TO THEIR SPECIFIED CONDITION.
<br />C. REMOVE AND REPLACE DAMAGED SURFACES THAT ARE EXPOSED TO VIEW IF SURFACES CANNOT BE REPAIRED WITHOUT'
<br />VISIBLE EVIDENCE OF REPAIR.
<br />D. REPAIR COMPONENTS THAT DO NOT OPERATE PROPERLY. REMOVE AND REPLACE OPERATING COMPONENTS THAT
<br />CANNOT BE REPAIRED.
<br />E. REMOVE AND REPLACE CHIPPED, SCRATCHED, AND BROKEN GLASS OR REFLECTIVE SURFACES.
<br />SECTION 01731 1 CUTTING AND PATCHING
<br />PART11GENERAL
<br />1.1 SUMMARY
<br />A. THIS SECTION INCLUDES PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CUTTING AND PATCHING.
<br />1.2 DEFINITIONS
<br />A, CUTTING: REMOVAL OF EXISTING CONSTRUCTION NECESSARY TO PERMIT INSTALLATION OR PERFORMANCE OF OTHER
<br />WORK.
<br />B. PATCHING: FITTING AND REPAIR WORK REQUIRED TO RESTORE SURFACES TO ORIGINAL CONDITIONS AFTER
<br />INSTALLATION OF OTHER WORK.
<br />1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE
<br />A. STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS: DO NOT CUTAND PATCH STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS IN A MANNER THAT COULD CHANGE THEIR
<br />LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY OR LOADIDEFLECTION RATIO.
<br />B. OPERATIONAL ELEMENTS: DO NOT CUTAND PATCH OPERATION ELEMENTS AND RELATED COMPONENTS IN A MANNER
<br />THAT RESULTS IN REDUCING THEIR CAPACITY TO PERFORM AS INTENDED OR THAT RESULTS IN INCREASED MAINTENANCE
<br />OR DECREASED OPERATIONAL LIFE OR SAFETY.
<br />C. MISCELLANEOUS ELEMENTS: DO NOT CUTAND PATCH THE FOLLOWING ELEMENTS OR RELATED COMPONENTS IN A
<br />MANNER THAT COULD CHANGE THEIR LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY, THAT RESULTS IN REDUCING THEIR CAPACITY TO
<br />PERFORM AS INTENDED, OR THAT RESULTS IN INCREASED MAINTENANCE OR DECREASED OPERATIONAL LIFE OR SAFETY:
<br />A) WATER, MOISTURE, OR VAPOR BARRIERS.
<br />B) MEMBRANES ANDFLASHINGS.
<br />C) EQUIPMENT SUPPORTS.
<br />D) PIPING, DUCTWORK, VESSELS, AND EQUIPMENT.
<br />E) NOISE AND VIBRATION CONTROL ELEMENTS AND SYSTEMS.
<br />D. VISUAL REQUIREMENTS: DO NOT CUT AND PATCH CONSTRUCTION IN A MANNER THAT RESULTS IN VISUAL EVIDENCE OF
<br />CUTTING AND PATCHING.
<br />PART21PRODUCTS
<br />2.1 MATERIALS
<br />A. EXISTING MATERIALS: USE MATERIALS IDENTICAL TO EXISTING MATERIALS. FOR EXPOSED SURFACES, USE MATERIALS
<br />THAT VISUALLY MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT SURFACES TO THE FULLEST EXTENT POSSIBLE.
<br />PART 3 1 EXECUTION
<br />3.1 EXAMINATION
<br />A. EXAMINE SURFACES TO BE CUT AND PATCHED AND CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH CUTTING AND PATCHING ARE TO BE
<br />PERFORMED. BEFORE PATCHING, VERIFY COMPATIBILITY WITH AND SUITABILITY OF SUBSTRATES, INCLUDING
<br />COMPATIBILITY WITH EXISTING FINISHES OR PRIMERS.
<br />3.2 PREPARATION
<br />A. TEMPORARY SUPPORT: PROVIDE TEMPORARY SUPPORT OF WORK TO BE CUT.
<br />B. PROTECTION: PROTECT EXISTING CONSTRUCTION DURING CUTTING AND PATCHING TO PREVENT DAMAGE.
<br />3.3 PERFORMANCE
<br />A. CUTTING: CUT EXISTING CONSTRUCTION BY SAWING, DRILLING, BREAKING, CHIPPING, GRINDING, AND SIMILAR
<br />OPERATIONS, INCLUDING EXCAVATION, USING METHODS LEAST LIKELY TO DAMAGE ELEMENTS RETAINED OR ADJOINING
<br />CONSTRUCTION.
<br />1. CONCRETE AND MASONRY: CUT USING A CUTTING MACHINE, SUCH AS AN ABRASIVE SAW ORA DIAMOND CORE DRILL.
<br />2. MECHANICALAND ELECTRICAL SERVICES: CUT OFF PIPE OR CONDUIT IN WALLS OR PARTITIONS TO BE REMOVED. CAP,
<br />VALVE, OR PLUG AND SEAL REMAINING PORTION OF PIPE OR CONDUIT TO PREVENT ENTRANCE OF MOISTURE OR OTHER
<br />FOREIGN MATTER AFTER CUTTING.
<br />B. PATCHING: PATCH CONSTRUCTION BY FILLING, REPAIRING, REFINISHING, CLOSING UP, AND SIMILAR OPERATIONS
<br />FOLLOWING PERFORMANCE OF OTHER WORK. PATCH WITH DURABLE SEAMS THATAREAS INVISIBLE AS POSSIBLE.
<br />1. EXPOSED FINISHES: RESTORE EXPOSED FINISHES OF PATCHED AREAS AND EXTEND FINISH RESTORATION INTO RETAINED
<br />ADJOINING CONSTRUCTION IN A MANNER THAT WILL ELIMINATE EVIDENCE OF PATCHING AND REFINISHING.
<br />2. FLOORS AND WALLS: WHERE WALLS OR PARTITIONS THATARE REMOVED EXTEND ONE FINISHED AREA INTO ANOTHER,
<br />PATCH AND REPAIR FLOOR AND WALL SURFACES IN THE NEW SPACE. PROVIDE AN EVEN SURFACE OF UNIFORM FINISH,
<br />COLOR, TEXTURE, AND APPEARANCE.
<br />3. CEILINGS: PATCH, REPAIR. OR REHANG EXISTING CEILINGS AS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE AN EVEN PLANE SURFACE OF
<br />UNIFORM APPEARANCE.
<br />4. EXTERIOR BUILDING ENCLOSURE: PATCH COMPONENTS IN A MANNER THAT RESTORES THE ENCLOSURE TO A
<br />WEATHERTIGHT CONDITION.
<br />SECTION 01770 1 CLOSEOUT PROCEDURES
<br />PART11GENERAL
<br />1.1 SUMMARY
<br />A. THIS SECTION INCLUDES ADMINISTRATIVE AND PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTRACT CLOSEOUT, INCLUDING,
<br />BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. INSPECTION PROCEDURES.
<br />2. PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS
<br />3. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS.
<br />4. WARRANTIES.
<br />5. INSTRUCTION OF OWNER'S PERSONNEL.
<br />6. FINAL CLEANING.
<br />1.2 SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION
<br />A. PRELIMINARY PROCEDURES:
<br />1. PREPARE A LIST OF ITEMS TO BE COMPLETED AND CORRECTED (PUNCH LIST).
<br />2. SUBMIT SPECIFIC WARRANTIES, WORKMANSHIP BONDS, MAINTENANCE SERVICE AGREEMENTS, FINAL CERTIFICATIONS,
<br />AND SIMILAR DOCUMENTS.
<br />3. DELIVER TOOLS, SPARE PARTS, EXTRA MATERIALS, AND SIMILAR ITEMS TO A LOCATION DESIGNATED BY THE OWNER;
<br />LABEL WITH MANUFACTURER'S NAME AND MODEL NUMBER WHERE APPLICABLE.
<br />4. COMPLETE FINAL CLEANING REQUIREMENTS, INCLUDING TOUCHUP PAINTING,
<br />5. TOUCH UP AND OTHERWISE REPAIRAND RESTORE MARRED EXPOSED FINISHES TO ELIMINATE VISUAL DEFECTS.
<br />B. INSPECTION: THE ARCHITECT WILL PREPARE THE CERTIFICATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION AFTER INSPECTION OR
<br />WILL NOTIFY THE CONTRACTOR OF ITEMS THAT MUST BE COMPLETED OR CORRECTED BEFORE THE CERTIFICATE WILL BE
<br />ISSUED.
<br />1.3 FINAL COMPLETION
<br />A. PRELIMINARY PROCEDURES.
<br />1. SUBMITA FINAL APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT ACCORDING TO DIVISION 1 SECTION "PAYMENT PROCEDURES".
<br />2. SUBMITA CERTIFIED COPY OF THE ARCHITECT'S SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION INSPECTION LIST OF ITEMS TO BE
<br />COMPLETED OR CORRECTED (PUNCH LIST), ENDORSED AND DATED BY THE ARCHITECT.
<br />3. SUBMIT EVIDENCE OF FINAL, CONTINUING INSURANCE COVERAGE COMPLYING WITH THE INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS.
<br />4. INSTRUCTTHE OWNER'S PERSONNEL IN OPERATION, ADJUSTMENT, AND MAINTENANCE OF PRODUCTS, EQUIPMENT, AND
<br />SYSTEMS.
<br />B. INSPECTION: THE ARCHITECT WILL PREPARE A FINAL CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AFTER INSPECTION OR WILL NOTIFY THE
<br />CONTRACTOR OF CONSTRUCTION THAT MUST BE COMPLETED OR CORRECTED BEFORE CERTIFICATE WILL BE ISSUED.
<br />1.4 LIST OF INCOMPLETE ITEMS (PUNCH LIST)
<br />A. PREPARATION: SUBMIT 3 COPIES OF THE LIST. INCLUDE NAME AND IDENTIFICATION OF EACH SPACE AND AREAAFFECTED
<br />BY CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS FOR INCOMPLETE ITEMS AND ITEMS NEEDING CORRECTION INCLUDING, IF NECESSARY,
<br />AREAS DISTURBED THAT ARE OUTSIDE THE LIMITS OF CONSTRUCTION.
<br />1. ORGANIZE LIST OF SPACES IN SEQUENTIAL ORDER.
<br />2. ORGANIZE ITEMS APPLYING TO EACH SPACE BY MAJOR ELEMENT, INCLUDING CATEGORIES FOR CEILING, INDIVIDUAL
<br />WALLS, FLOORS, EQUIPMENT, AND BUILDING SYSTEMS.
<br />3. INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AT THE TOP OF EACH PAGE:
<br />A) PROJECT NAME.
<br />B) DATE.
<br />C) NAME OF ARCHITECT.
<br />D) NAME OF SUBCONTRACTOR.
<br />E) PAGE NUMBER. START WITH 1.
<br />1.5 PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS
<br />A. GENERAL: DO NOT USE PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES. PROTECT PROJECT RECORD
<br />DOCUMENTS FROM DETERIORATION AND LOSS. PROVIDE ACCESS TO PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS FOR THE
<br />ARCHITECT'S REFERENCE DURING NORMAL WORKING HOURS.
<br />B. RECORD DRAWINGS: MAINTAIN AND SUBMIT ONE FULL SIZE COPY OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND SHOP DRAWINGS.
<br />1. MARK RECORD PRINTS TO SHOW THE ACTUAL INSTALLATION WHERE INSTALLATION VARIES FROM THAT SHOWN
<br />ORIGINALLY. REQUIRE INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY WHO OBTAINED RECORD DATA, WHETHER INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY IS
<br />INSTALLER, SUBCONTRACTOR, OR SIMILAR ENTITY, TO PREPARE THE MARKED UP RECORD PRINTS.
<br />A) GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO INFORMATION ON CONCEALED ELEMENTS THAT CANNOT BE READILY IDENTIFIED AND
<br />RECORDED LATER.
<br />B) ACCURATELY RECORD INFORMATION IN AN UNDERSTANDABLE DRAWING TECHNIQUE.
<br />C) RECORD DATAAS SOON AS POSSIBLE AFTER OBTAINING IT. RECORD AND CHECK THE MARKUP BEFORE ENCLOSING
<br />CONCEALED INSTALLATION.
<br />D) MARK CONTRACT DRAWINGS OR SHOP DRAWINGS, WHICHEVER IS MOST CAPABLE OF SHOWING ACTUAL PHYSICAL
<br />CONDITIONS, COMPLETELY AND ACCURATELY. WHERE SHOP DRAWINGS ARE MARKED, SHOW CROSS REFERENCE ON
<br />CONTRACT DRAWINGS.
<br />2. MARK RECORD SETS WITH ERASABLE RED COLORED PENCIL. USE OTHER COLORS TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN CHANGES
<br />FOR DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF THE WORKATTHE SAME LOCATION.
<br />T MARK IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION THAT WAS EITHER SHOWN SCHEMATICALLY OR OMITTED FROM ORIGINAL
<br />DRAWINGS.
<br />4. NOTE CONSTRUCTION CHANGE DIRECTIVE NUMBER, CHANGE ORDER NUMBERS, ALTERNATE NUMBERS, AND SIMILAR
<br />IDENTIFICATION WHERE APPLICABLE.
<br />5. IDENTIFYAND DATE EACH RECORD DRAWING; INCLUDE THE DESIGNATION "PROJECT RECORD DRAWING" IN A PROMINENT
<br />LOCATION. ORGANIZE INTO MANAGEABLE SETS; BIND EACH SET WITH DURABLE PAPER COVER SHEETS. INCLUDE
<br />IDENTIFICATION ON COVER SHEETS.
<br />C. RECORD PRODUCT DATA: SUBMIT ONE COPY OF EACH PRODUCT DATA SUBMITTAL. MARK ONE SET TO INDICATE THE
<br />ACTUAL PRODUCT INSTALLATION WHERE INSTALLATION VARIES SUBSTANTIALLY FROM THAT INDICATED IN PRODUCT
<br />DATA.
<br />1. GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO INFORMATION ON CONCEALED PRODUCTS AND INSTALLATIONS THAT CANNOT BE
<br />READILY IDENTIFIED AND RECORDED LATER.
<br />2. INCLUDE SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN THE PRODUCT DELIVERED TO PROJECT SITE AND CHANGES IN MANUFACTURER'S
<br />WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION.
<br />3. NOTE RELATED CHANGE ORDERS AND RECORD DRAWINGS, WHERE APPLICABLE.
<br />D. MISCELLANEOUS RECORD SUBMITTALS: ASSEMBLE MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS REQUIRED BY OTHER SPECIFICATION
<br />SECTIONS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RECORD KEEPING AND SUBMITTAL IN CONNECTION WITH ACTUAL PERFORMANCE OF THE
<br />WORK. BIND OR FILE MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS AND IDENTIFY EACH, READY FOR CONTINUED USE AND REFERENCE.
<br />1.6 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS
<br />A. ASSEMBLE A COMPLETE SET OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA INDICATION THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
<br />EACH SYSTEM, SUBSYSTEM, AND PIECE OF EQUIPMENT NOT PART OF A SYSTEM. INCLUDE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
<br />DATA REQUIRED IN INDIVIDUAL SPECIFICATION SECTIONS AND AS FOLLOWS:
<br />1. OPERATION DATA:
<br />A) EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS AND PROCEDURES.
<br />B) SYSTEM, SUBSYSTEM, AND EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS, INCLUDING OPERATING STANDARDS.
<br />C) OPERATING PROCEDURES, INCLUDING STARTUP, SHUTDOWN, SEASONAL, AND WEEKEND OPERATIONS.
<br />D) DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS AND SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS.
<br />E) PIPING DIAGRAMS.
<br />2. MAINTENANCE DATA:
<br />A) MANUFACTURER'S INFORMATION, INCLUDING LIST OF SPARE PARTS.
<br />B) NAME, ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF INSTALLER OR SUPPLIER.
<br />C) MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES.
<br />D) MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE SCHEDULES FOR PREVENTIVE AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE.
<br />E) MAINTENANCE RECORD FORMS.
<br />F) SOURCES OF SPARE PARTS AND MAINTENANCE MATERIALS.
<br />G) COPIES OF MAINTENANCE SERVICE AGREEMENTS.
<br />H) COPIES OF WARRANTIES AND BONDS.
<br />B. ORGANIZE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS INTO SUITABLE SETS OF MANAGEABLE SIZE. BIND AND INDEX DATA IN
<br />HEAVY DUTY, 3 RING, VINYL COVERED, LOOSE LEAF BINDERS, IN THICKNESS NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE CONTENTS,
<br />WITH POCKET INSIDE THE COVERS TO RECEIVE FOLDED OVERSIZED SHEETS.
<br />1.7 WARRANTIES
<br />A. SUBMITTALTIME: SUBMIT WRITTEN WARRANTIES ON REQUEST OF THE ARCHITECT FOR DESIGNATED PORTIONS OF THE
<br />WORK WHERE COMMENCEMENT OF WARRANTIES OTHER THAN DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION IS INDICATED.
<br />B. PARTIAL OCCUPANCY: SUBMIT PROPERLY EXECUTED WARRANTIES WITHIN 15 DAYS OF COMPLETION OF DESIGNATED
<br />PORTIONS OF THE WORK THAT ARE COMPLETED AND OCCUPIED OR USED BY THE OWNER DURING CONSTRUCTION.
<br />C. ASSIST THE OWNER IN ORGANIZING WARRANTY DOCUMENTS INTO AN ORDERLY SEQUENCE BASED ON THE TABLE OF
<br />CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT MANUAL.
<br />1. BIND WARRANTIES AND BONDS IN HEAVY DUTY, 3 RING, VINYL COVERED, LOOSE LEAF BINDERS, THICKNESS AS
<br />NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE CONTENTS.
<br />2. PROVIDE HEAVY PAPER DIVIDERS WITH PLASTIC COVERED TABS FOR EACH SEPARATE WARRANTY. MARK TAB TO IDENTIFY
<br />THE PRODUCT OR INSTALLATION. PROVIDE ATYPED DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT OR INSTALLATION, INCLUDING THE
<br />NAME OF THE PRODUCTAND THE NAME, ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF INSTALLER.
<br />3. IDENTIFY EACH BINDER ON THE FRONTAND SPINE WITH THE TYPED OR PRINTED TITLE "WARRANTIES", PROJECT NAME,
<br />AND NAME OF SUBCONTRACTOR.
<br />D. PROVIDE ADDITIONAL COPIES OF EACH WARRANTY TO INCLUDE IN OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS.
<br />PART21PRODUCTS
<br />2.1 MATERIALS
<br />A. CLEANING AGENTS: USE CLEANING MATERIALS AND AGENTS RECOMMENDED BY MANUFACTURER OR FABRICATOR OF THE
<br />SURFACE TO BE CLEANED. DO NOT USE CLEANING AGENTS THAT ARE POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH OR
<br />PROPERTY OR THAT MIGHT DAMAGE FINISHED SURFACES. PART 3 1 EXECUTION
<br />3.1 DEMONSTRATION AND TRAINING
<br />A. INSTRUCTION: INSTRUCT THE OWNER'S PERSONNEL TO ADJUST, OPERATE, AND MAINTAIN SYSTEMS, SUBSYSTEMS, AND
<br />EQUIPMENT NOT PART OF A SYSTEM.
<br />3.2 FINAL CLEANING
<br />A. GENERAL: THE OWNER WILL PROVIDE FINAL CLEANING. SUBCONTRACTORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN
<br />EQUIPMENTAND TRASH. CONDUCT CLEANING AND WASTE REMOVAL OPERATIONS TO COMPLY WITH LOCAL LAWS AND
<br />ORDINANCES AND FEDERAL AND LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND ANTIPOLLUTION REGULATIONS.
<br />B. CLEANING: THE OWNER WILL EMPLOY EXPERIENCED WORKERS OR PROFESSIONAL CLEANERS FOR CLEANING. CLEAN
<br />EACH SURFACE OR UNIT TO CONDITION EXPECTED IN AN AVERAGE COMMERCIAL BUILDING CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
<br />PROGRAM. COMPLY WITH MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />1. COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING CLEANING OPERATIONS BEFORE REQUESTING INSPECTION FOR CERTIFICATION OF
<br />SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION FOR ENTIRE PROJECT OR FOR A PORTION OF PROJECT
<br />A) CLEAN PROJECT SITE, YARD, AND GROUNDS, IN AREAS DISTURBED BY CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES• INCLUDING
<br />LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT AREAS, OF RUBBISH, WASTE MATERIAL, LITTER, AND OTHER FOREIGN SUBSTANCES.
<br />B) SWEEP PAVED AREAS BROOM CLEAN. REMOVE PETROCHEMICAL SPILLS, STAINS, AND OTHER FOREIGN DEPOSITS.
<br />C) RAKE GROUNDS THAT ARE NEITHER PLANTED NOR PAVED TO A SMOOTH, EVEN TEXTURED SURFACE.
<br />D) REMOVE TOOLS, CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY, AND SURPLUS MATERIAL FROM PROJECT SITE.
<br />E) REMOVE SNOW AND ICE TO PROVIDE SAFE ACCESS TO BUILDING.
<br />F) CLEAN EXPOSED EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR HARD SURFACED FINISHES TO A DIRT FREE CONDITION, FREE OF STAINS,
<br />FILMS, AND SIMILAR FOREIGN SUBSTANCES. AVOID DISTURBING NATURAL WEATHERING OF EXTERIOR SURFACES.
<br />RESTORE REFLECTIVE SURFACES TO THEIR ORIGINAL CONDITION.
<br />G) REMOVE DEBRIS AND SURFACE DUST FROM LIMITED ACCESS SPACES, INCLUDING ROOFS, PLENUMS, SHAFTS, TRENCHES,
<br />EQUIPMENT VAULTS, MANHOLES, ATTICS, AND SIMILAR SPACES.
<br />H) SWEEP CONCRETE FLOORS BROOM CLEAN IN UNOCCUPIED SPACES.
<br />1) VACUUM CARPET AND SIMILAR SOFT SURFACES, REMOVING DEBRIS AND EXCESS NAP; SHAMPOO IF VISIBLE SOIL OR
<br />STAINS REMAIN.
<br />J) CLEAN TRANSPARENT MATERIALS, INCLUDING MIRRORS AND GLASS IN DOORS AND WINDOWS. REMOVE GLAZING
<br />COMPOUNDS AND OTHER NOTICEABLE, VISION OBSCURING MATERIALS. REPLACE CHIPPED OR BROKEN GLASS AND
<br />OTHER DAMAGED TRANSPARENT MATERIALS. POLISH MIRRORS AND GLASS, TAKING CARE NOT TO SCRATCH SURFACES.
<br />K) REMOVE LABELS THAT ARE NOT REQUIRED BY LAW; DO NOT OBSTRUCT "UL" AND SIMILAR LABELS.
<br />L) TOUCH UP AND OTHERWISE REPAIR AND RESTORE MARRED, EXPOSED FINISHES AND SURFACES. REPLACE FINISHES AND
<br />SURFACES THAT CANNOT BE SATISFACTORILY REPAIRED OR RESTORED OR THAT ALREADY SHOW EVIDENCE OF REPAIR
<br />OR RESTORATION.
<br />M) WIPE SURFACES OF MECHANICALAND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT, AND SIMILAR EQUIPMENT.
<br />REMOVE EXCESS LUBRICATION, PAINTAND MORTAR DROPPINGS, AND OTHER FOREIGN SUBSTANCES.
<br />N REPLA E PART SUBJECT TO UNUSUAL OPERATION CONDITIONS.
<br />C S
<br />0) CLEAN PLUMBING FIXTURES TOASANITARY CONDITION, FREE OF STAINS, INCLUDING STAINS RESULTING FROM WATER
<br />EXPOSURE.
<br />P) REPLACE DISPOSABLE AIR FILTERS AND CLEAN PERMANENTAIR FILTERS. CLEAN EXPOSED SURFACES OF DIFFUSERS,
<br />REGISTERS, AND GRILLS.
<br />Q) CLEAN DUCTS, BLOWERS, AND COILS IF UNITS WERE OPERATED WITHOUT FILTERS DURING CONSTRUCTION. R) CLEAN
<br />LIGHT FIXTURES, LAMPS, GLOBES, AND REFLECTORS TO FUNCTION WITH FULL EFFICIENCY. REPLACE BURNED OUT LAMPS,
<br />AND THOSE NOTICEABLY DIMMED BY HOURS OF USE, AND DEFECTIVE AND NOISY STARTERS IN FLUORESCENTAND
<br />MERCURY VAPOR FIXTURES TO COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS FOR NEW FIXTURES.
<br />S) LEAVE PROJECT CLEAN AND READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
<br />C. COMPLY WITH SAFETY STANDARDS FOR CLEANING. DO NOT BURN WASTE MATERIALS. DO NOT BURY DEBRIS OR EXCESS
<br />MATERIALS ON OWNER'S PROPERTY. DO NOT DISCHARGE VOLATILE, HARMFUL, OR DANGEROUS MATERIALS INTO
<br />DRAINAGE SYSTEMS. REMOVE WASTE MATERIALS FROM PROJECT SITE AND DISPOSE OF LAWFULLY. RECYCLE WASTE
<br />AND DEBRIS WHEN POSSIBLE. DIVERT 75% OF WASTE FROM LANDFILL. END OF SECTION 01770
<br />SECTION 01782 - OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA
<br />PART1-GENERAL
<br />1.1 RELATED DOCUMENTS
<br />A. DRAWINGS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS OF THE CONTRACT, INCLUDING GENERALAND SUPPLEMENTARY CONDITIONS AND
<br />OTHER DIVISION 1 SPECIFICATION SECTIONS, APPLY TO THIS SECTION.
<br />1.2 SUMMARY
<br />A. THIS SECTION INCLUDES ADMINISTRATIVE AND PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PREPARING OPERATION AND
<br />MAINTENANCE MANUALS, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION DIRECTORY.
<br />2. EMERGENCY MANUALS.
<br />3. OPERATION MANUALS FOR SYSTEMS, SUBSYSTEMS, AND EQUIPMENT.
<br />4. MAINTENANCE MANUALS FOR THE CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF PRODUCTS, MATERIALS, FINISHES, SYSTEMS AND
<br />EQUIPMENT.
<br />B. RELATED SECTIONS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. DIVISION 1 SECTION "SUMMARY OF MULTIPLE CONTRACTS" FOR COORDINATING OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS
<br />COVERING THE WORK OF MULTIPLE CONTRACTS.
<br />2. DIVISION 1 SECTION "SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES" FOR SUBMITTING COPIES OF SUBMITTALS FOR OPERATION AND
<br />MAINTENANCE MANUALS.
<br />3. DIVISION 1 SECTION "CLOSEOUT PROCEDURES" FOR SUBMITTING OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS.
<br />4. DIVISION 1 SECTION "PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS" FOR PREPARING RECORD DRAWINGS FOR OPERATION AND
<br />MAINTENANCE MANUALS.
<br />5. DIVISIONS 2 THROUGH 16 SECTIONS FOR SPECIFIC OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL REQUIREMENTS FOR
<br />PRODUCTS IN THOSE SECTIONS.
<br />1.3 DEFINITIONS
<br />A_ SYSTEM: AN ORGANIZED COLLECTION OF PARTS, EQUIPMENT, OR SUBSYSTEMS UNITED BY REGULAR INTERACTION.
<br />B. SUBSYSTEM: A PORTION OF A SYSTEM WITH CHARACTERISTICS SIMILAR TO A SYSTEM.
<br />1.4 SUBMITTALS
<br />A. FINAL SUBMITTAL. SUBMIT 2 COPIES OF EACH MANUAL IN FINAL FORM AT LEAST 5 DAYS BEFORE FINAL INSPECTION.
<br />ARCHITECT WILL RETURN COPY WITH COMMENTS WITHIN 15 DAYS AFTER FINAL INSPECTION.
<br />1. CORRECT OR MODIFY EACH MANUAL TO COMPLY WITH ARCHITECT'S COMMENTS. SUBMIT 3 COPIES OF EACH CORRECTED
<br />MANUAL WITHIN 15 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF ARCHITECT'S COMMENTS.
<br />1.5 COORDINATION
<br />A. WHERE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION INCLUDES INFORMATION ON INSTALLATIONS BY MORE THAN
<br />ONE FACTORY -AUTHORIZED SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE, ASSEMBLE AND COORDINATE INFORMATION FURNISHED BY
<br />REPRESENTATIVES AND PREPARE MANUALS.
<br />PART2-PRODUCTS
<br />2.1 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION DIRECTORY
<br />A. ORGANIZATION: INCLUDE A SECTION IN THE DIRECTORY FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. LIST OF DOCUMENTS.
<br />2. LIST OF SYSTEMS.
<br />3. LIST OF EQUIPMENT.
<br />4. TABLE OF CONTENTS.
<br />B. LIST OF SYSTEMS AND SUBSYSTEMS: LIST SYSTEMS ALPHABETICALLY. INCLUDE REFERENCES TO OPERATION AND
<br />MAINTENANCE MANUALS THAT CONTAIN INFORMATION ABOUT EACH SYSTEM
<br />C. LIST OF EQUIPMENT: LIST EQUIPMENT FOR EACH SYSTEM, ORGANIZED ALPHABETICALLY BY SYSTEM. FOR PIECES OF
<br />EQUIPMENT NOT PART OF SYSTEM, LIST ALPHABETICALLY IN SEPARATE LIST.
<br />D. TABLES OF CONTENTS: INCLUDE ATABLE OF CONTENTS FOR EACH EMERGENCY, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE
<br />MANUAL.
<br />E. IDENTIFICATION: IN THE DOCUMENTATION DIRECTORY AND IN EACH OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL, IDENTIFY
<br />EACH SYSTEM, SUBSYSTEM, AND PIECE OF EQUIPMENT WITH THE SAME DESIGNATION USED IN THE CONTRACT
<br />DOCUMENTS. IF NO DESIGNATION EXISTS, ASSIGN A DESIGNATION ACCORDING TO ASHRAE GUIDELINE 4, "PREPARATION
<br />OF OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION FOR BUILDING SYSTEMS."
<br />2.2 MANUALS, GENERAL
<br />A. ORGANIZATION: UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, ORGANIZE EACH MANUAL INTO A SEPARATE SECTION FOR EACH SYSTEM
<br />AND SUBSYSTEM, AND A SEPARATE SECTION FOR EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT NOT PART OF A SYSTEM. EACH MANUAL
<br />SHALL CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS, IN THE ORDER LISTED:
<br />1. TITLE PAGE.
<br />2. TABLE OF CONTENTS.
<br />3. MANUAL CONTENTS.
<br />B. TITLE PAGE: ENCLOSE TITLE PAGE IN TRANSPARENT PLASTIC SLEEVE. INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
<br />1. SUBJECT MATTER INCLUDED IN MANUAL.
<br />2. NAME AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT.
<br />3. NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER.
<br />4. DATE OF SUBMITTAL.
<br />5. NAME, ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF CONTRACTOR.
<br />6. NAME AND ADDRESS OF ARCHITECT
<br />7. CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED SYSTEMS IN OTHER OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS.
<br />C. TABLE OF CONTENTS: LIST EACH PRODUCT INCLUDED IN MANUAL, IDENTIFIED BY PRODUCT NAME, INDEXED TO THE
<br />CONTENT OF THE VOLUME, AND CROSS-REFERENCED TO SPECIFICATION SECTION NUMBER IN PROJECT MANUAL.
<br />1. IF OPERATION OR MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION REQUIRES MORE THAN ONE VOLUME TO ACCOMMODATE DATA,
<br />INCLUDE COMPREHENSIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR ALL VOLUMES IN EACH VOLUME OF THE SET.
<br />D. MANUAL CONTENTS: ORGANIZE INTO SETS OF MANAGEABLE SIZE. ARRANGE CONTENTS ALPHABETICALLY BY SYSTEM,
<br />SUBSYSTEM, AND EQUIPMENT. IF POSSIBLE, ASSEMBLE INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBSYSTEMS• EQUIPMENT, AND
<br />COMPONENTS OF ONE SYSTEM INTO A SINGLE BINDER.
<br />1. BINDERS: HEAVY-DUTY, 3-RING, VINYL -COVERED, LOOSE-LEAF BINDERS, IN THICKNESS NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE
<br />CONTENTS, SIZED TO HOLD 8-1/2-BY-11-INCH (115-BY-280-MM) PAPER; WITH CLEAR PLASTIC SLEEVE ON SPINE TO HOLD
<br />LABEL DESCRIBING CONTENTS AND WITH POCKETS INSIDE COVERS TO HOLD FOLDED OVERSIZE SHEETS.
<br />A. IF TWO OR MORE BINDERS ARE NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE DATA OF A SYSTEM, ORGANIZE DATA IN EACH BINDER
<br />INTO GROUPINGS BY SUBSYSTEM AND RELATED COMPONENTS. CROSS-REFERENCE OTHER BINDERS IF NECESSARY TO
<br />PROVIDE ESSENTIAL INFORMATION FOR PROPER OPERATION OR MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEM.
<br />B. IDENTIFY EACH BINDER ON FRONTAND SPINE, WITH PRINTED TITLE "OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL," PROJECT
<br />TITLE OR NAME, AND SUBJECT MATTER OF CONTENTS. INDICATE VOLUME NUMBER FOR MULTIPLE -VOLUME SETS.
<br />2. DIVIDERS: HEAVY -PAPER DIVIDERS WITH PLASTIC -COVERED TABS FOR EACH SECTION. MARK EACH TAB TO INDICATE
<br />CONTENTS. INCLUDE TYPED LIST OF PRODUCTS AND MAJOR COMPONENTS OF EQUIPMENT INCLUDED IN THE SECTION ON
<br />EACH DIVIDER, CROSS-REFERENCED TO SPECIFICATION SECTION NUMBER AND TITLE OF PROJECT MANUAL.
<br />3. PROTECTIVE PLASTIC SLEEVES: TRANSPARENT PLASTIC SLEEVES DESIGNED TO ENCLOSE DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE
<br />DISKETTES FOR COMPUTERIZED ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT.
<br />4. SUPPLEMENTARY TEXT: PREPARED ON 8-1/2-BY-1I-INCH (115-BY-280-MM), 20-LB/SQ. FT. (75-G/SQ. M) WHITE BOND PAPER.
<br />5. DRAWINGS: ATTACH REINFORCED, PUNCHED BINDER TABS ON DRAWINGS AND BIND WITH TEXT.
<br />A. IF OVERSIZE DRAWINGS ARE NECESSARY, FOLD DRAWINGS TO SAME SIZE AS TEXT PAGES AND USE AS FOLDOUTS.
<br />B. IF DRAWINGS ARE TOO LARGE TO BE USED AS FOLDOUTS, FOLD AND PLACE DRAWINGS IN LABELED ENVELOPES AND BIND
<br />ENVELOPES IN REAR OF MANUAL. ATAPPROPRIATE LOCATIONS IN MANUAL, INSERT TYPEWRITTEN PAGES INDICATING
<br />DRAWING TITLES, DESCRIPTIONS OF CONTENTS, AND DRAWING LOCATIONS.
<br />2.3 EMERGENCY MANUALS
<br />A. CONTENT: ORGANIZE MANUAL INTO A SEPARATE SECTION FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. TYPE OF EMERGENCY.
<br />2. EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />3. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES.
<br />B. TYPE OF EMERGENCY: WHERE APPLICABLE FOR EACH TYPE OF EMERGENCY INDICATED BELOW, INCLUDE INSTRUCTIONS
<br />AND PROCEDURES FOR EACH SYSTEM, SUBSYSTEM, PIECE OF EQUIPMENT, AND COMPONENT:
<br />1. FIRE.
<br />2. FLOOD.
<br />3. GAS LEAK.
<br />4. WATER LEAK.
<br />5. POWER FAILURE.
<br />6. WATER OUTAGE.
<br />7. SYSTEM, SUBSYSTEM, OR EQUIPMENT FAILURE.
<br />8. CHEMICAL RELEASE OR SPILL.
<br />C. EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS: DESCRIBE AND EXPLAIN WARNINGS, TROUBLE INDICATIONS, ERROR MESSAGES, AND
<br />SIMILAR CODES AND SIGNALS. INCLUDE RESPONSIBILITIES OF OWNER'S OPERATING PERSONNEL FOR NOTIFICATION OF
<br />INSTALLER, SUPPLIER, AND MANUFACTURER TO MAINTAIN WARRANTIES.
<br />D. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES: INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING, AS APPLICABLE:
<br />1. INSTRUCTIONS ON STOPPING.
<br />2. SHUTDOWN INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH TYPE OF EMERGENCY.
<br />3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONDITIONS OUTSIDE NORMAL OPERATING LIMITS.
<br />4. REQUIRED SEQUENCES FOR ELECTRIC OR ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS.
<br />5. SPECIAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND PROCEDURES.
<br />2.4 OPERATION MANUALS
<br />A. CONTENT: IN ADDITION TO REQUIREMENTS IN THIS SECTION, INCLUDE OPERATION DATA REQUIRED IN INDIVIDUAL
<br />SPECIFICATION SECTIONS AND THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
<br />i. SYSTEM, SUBSYSTEM, AND EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS.
<br />2. PERFORMANCE AND DESIGN CRITERIA IF CONTRACTOR IS DELEGATED DESIGN RESPONSIBILITY.
<br />3. OPERATING STANDARDS.
<br />4. OPERATING PROCEDURES.
<br />5. OPERATING LOGS.
<br />6. WIRING DIAGRAMS.
<br />7. CONTROL DIAGRAMS.
<br />8. PIPED SYSTEM DIAGRAMS.
<br />9. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST IMPROPER USE.
<br />10. LICENSE REQUIREMENTS INCLUDING INSPECTION AND RENEWAL DATES.
<br />B. DESCRIPTIONS: INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. PRODUCT NAME AND MODEL NUMBER.
<br />2. MANUFACTURER'S NAME.
<br />3. EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION WITH SERIAL NUMBER OF EACH COMPONENT.
<br />4. EQUIPMENT FUNCTION.
<br />5. OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS.
<br />6. LIMITING CONDITIONS.
<br />7. PERFORMANCE CURVES.
<br />8. ENGINEERING DATAAND TESTS.
<br />9. COMPLETE NOMENCLATURE AND NUMBER OF REPLACEMENT PARTS.
<br />C. OPERATING PROCEDURES: INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING, AS APPLICABLE:
<br />1. STARTUP PROCEDURES.
<br />2. EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEM BREAK-IN PROCEDURES.
<br />3. ROUTINE AND NORMAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />4. REGULATION AND CONTROL PROCEDURES.
<br />5. INSTRUCTIONS ON STOPPING.
<br />6. NORMAL SHUTDOWN INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />7. SEASONAL AND WEEKEND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />8. REQUIRED SEQUENCES FOR ELECTRIC OR ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS.
<br />9. SPECIAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND PROCEDURES.
<br />D. SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT CONTROLS: DESCRIBE THE SEQUENCE OF OPERATION. AND DIAGRAM CONTROLS AS
<br />INSTALLED.
<br />E. PIPED SYSTEMS: DIAGRAM PIPING AS INSTALLED, AND IDENTIFY COLOR -CODING WHERE REQUIRED FOR IDENTIFICATION.
<br />2.5 PRODUCT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
<br />A. CONTENT: ORGANIZE MANUAL INTO A SEPARATE SECTION FOR EACH PRODUCT, MATERIAL, AND FINISH. INCLUDE SOURCE
<br />INFORMATION, PRODUCT INFORMATION, MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES, REPAIR MATERIALS AND SOURCES, AND
<br />WARRANTIES AND BONDS, AS DESCRIBED BELOW.
<br />B. SOURCE INFORMATION: LIST EACH PRODUCT INCLUDED IN MANUAL, IDENTIFIED BY PRODUCT NAME AND ARRANGED TO
<br />MATCH MANUAL'S TABLE OF CONTENTS. FOR EACH PRODUCT, LIST NAME, ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF
<br />INSTALLER OR SUPPLIER AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE AGENT, AND CROSS-REFERENCE SPECIFICATION SECTION NUMBER
<br />AND TITLE IN PROJECT MANUAL.
<br />C. PRODUCT INFORMATION: INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING, AS APPLICABLE:
<br />1.PRODUCTNAMEAND MODEL NUMBER.
<br />2. MANUFACTURER'S NAME.
<br />3. COLOR, PATTERN, AND TEXTURE.
<br />4. MATERIAL AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION.
<br />5. REORDERING INFORMATION FOR SPECIALLY MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS.
<br />D. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES: INCLUDE MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN RECOMMENDATIONS AND THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. INSPECTION PROCEDURES. .
<br />2, TYPES OF CLEANING AGENTS TO BE USED AND METHODS OF CLEANING.
<br />3. LIST OF CLEANING AGENTS AND METHODS OF CLEANING DETRIMENTAL TO PRODUCT.
<br />4. SCHEDULE FOR ROUTINE CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.
<br />5. REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />E. REPAIR MATERIALS AND SOURCES: INCLUDE LISTS OF MATERIALS AND LOCAL SOURCES OF MATERIALS AND RELATED
<br />SERVICES.
<br />F. WARRANTIES AND BONDS: INCLUDE COPIES OF WARRANTIES AND BONDS AND LISTS OF CIRCUMSTANCES AND
<br />CONDITIONS THAT WOULD AFFECT VALIDITY OF WARRANTIES OR BONDS.
<br />1. INCLUDE PROCEDURES TO FOLLOW AND REQUIRED NOTIFICATIONS FOR WARRANTY CLAIMS.
<br />2.6 SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
<br />A. CONTENT: FOR EACH SYSTEM, SUBSYSTEM, AND PIECE OF EQUIPMENT NOT PART OF A SYSTEM, INCLUDE SOURCE
<br />INFORMATION, MANUFACTURERS' MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION, MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES, MAINTENANCE AND
<br />SERVICE SCHEDULES, SPARE PARTS LIST AND SOURCE INFORMATION, MAINTENANCE SERVICE CONTRACTS, AND
<br />WARRANTY AND BOND INFORMATION, AS DESCRIBED BELOW.
<br />B. SOURCE INFORMATION: LIST EACH SYSTEM, SUBSYSTEM, AND PIECE OF EQUIPMENT INCLUDED IN THE MANUAL,
<br />IDENTIFIED BY PRODUCT NAME AND ARRANGED TO MATCH MANUAL'S TABLE OF CONTENTS. FOR EACH PRODUCT, LIST
<br />NAME, ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF INSTALLER OR SUPPLIER AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE AGENT, AND
<br />CROSS-REFERENCE SPECIFICATION SECTION NUMBER AND TITLE IN PROJECT MANUAL.
<br />C. MANUFACTURERS' MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION: MANUFACTURERS' MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION INCLUDING THE
<br />FOLLOWING INFORMATION FOR EACH COMPONENT PART OR PIECE OF EQUIPMENT:
<br />1. STANDARD PRINTED MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS AND BULLETINS.
<br />2_ DRAWINGS, DIAGRAMS, AND INSTRUCTIONS REQUIRED FOR MAINTENANCE, INCLUDING DISASSEMBLY AND COMPONENT
<br />REMOVAL, REPLACEMENT, AND ASSEMBLY.
<br />3. IDENTIFICATION AND NOMENCLATURE OF PARTS AND COMPONENTS.
<br />4. LIST OF ITEMS RECOMMENDED TO BE STOCKED AS SPARE PARTS.
<br />D. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES: INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AND ITEMS THAT DETAIL ESSENTIAL MAINTENANCE
<br />PROCEDURES:
<br />1. TESTAND INSPECTION INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />2. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE.
<br />3. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST IMPROPER MAINTENANCE.
<br />4. DISASSEMBLY; COMPONENT REMOVAL, REPAIR, AND REPLACEMENT; AND REASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />5. ALIGNING, ADJUSTING, AND CHECKING INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />6. DEMONSTRATION AND TRAINING VIDEOTAPE, IF AVAILABLE.
<br />E. MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE SCHEDULES: INCLUDE SERVICE AND LUBRICATION REQUIREMENTS, LIST OF REQUIRED
<br />LUBRICANTS FOR EQUIPMENT, AND SEPARATE SCHEDULES FOR PREVENTIVE AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
<br />WITH STANDARD TIME ALLOTMENT.
<br />1. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE: TABULATE ACTIONS FOR DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY, QUARTERLY, SEMIANNUAL,
<br />AND ANNUAL FREQUENCIES.
<br />2. MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE RECORD: INCLUDE MANUFACTURERS' FORMS FOR RECORDING MAINTENANCE.
<br />F. SPARE PARTS LIST AND SOURCE INFORMATION: INCLUDE LISTS OF REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR PARTS, WITH PARTS
<br />IDENTIFIED AND CROSS-REFERENCED TO MANUFACTURERS' MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION AND LOCAL SOURCES OF
<br />MAINTENANCE MATERIALS AND RELATED SERVICES.
<br />G. MAINTENANCE SERVICE CONTRACTS: INCLUDE COPIES OF MAINTENANCE AGREEMENTS WITH NAME AND TELEPHONE
<br />NUMBER OF SERVICE AGENT.
<br />H. WARRANTIES AND BONDS: INCLUDE COPIES OF WARRANTIES AND BONDS AND LISTS OF CIRCUMSTANCES AND
<br />CONDITIONS THAT WOULD AFFECT VALIDITY OF WARRANTIES OR BONDS.
<br />1. INCLUDE PROCEDURES TO FOLLOW AND REQUIRED NOTIFICATIONS FOR WARRANTY CLAIMS.
<br />PART 3 - EXECUTION
<br />3.1 MANUAL PREPARATION
<br />A. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION DIRECTORY: PREPARE A SEPARATE MANUAL THAT PROVIDES AN
<br />ORGANIZED REFERENCE TO EMERGENCY, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS.
<br />B. MERGENCY MANUAL: ASSEMBLE A COMPLETE SET OF EMERGENCY INFORMATION INDICATING PROCEDURES FOR USE BY
<br />EMERGENCY PERSONNEL AND BY OWNER'S OPERATING PERSONNEL FOR TYPES OF EMERGENCIES INDICATED.
<br />C. PRODUCT MAINTENANCE MANUAL: ASSEMBLE A COMPLETE SET OF MAINTENANCE DATA INDICATING CARE AND
<br />MAINTENANCE OF EACH PRODUCT, MATERIAL, AND FINISH INCORPORATED INTO THE WORK.
<br />D. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS: ASSEMBLE A COMPLETE SET OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA
<br />INDICATING OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF EACH SYSTEM, SUBSYSTEM, AND PIECE OF EQUIPMENT NOT PART OF A
<br />SYSTEM.
<br />1. ENGAGE A FACTORY -AUTHORIZED SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE TO ASSEMBLE AND PREPARE INFORMATION FOR EACH
<br />SYSTEM, SUBSYSTEM, AND PIECE OF EQUIPMENT NOT PART OF A SYSTEM.
<br />2. PREPARE A SEPARATE MANUAL FOR EACH SYSTEM AND SUBSYSTEM, IN THE FORM OF AN INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL FOR
<br />USE BY OWNER'S OPERATING PERSONNEL.
<br />E. MANUFACTURERS' DATA: WHERE MANUALS CONTAIN MANUFACTURERS' STANDARD PRINTED DATA, INCLUDE ONLY
<br />SHEETS PERTINENT TO PRODUCT OR COMPONENT INSTALLED. MARK EACH SHEET TO IDENTIFY EACH PRODUCT OR
<br />COMPONENT INCORPORATED INTO THE WORK. IF DATA INCLUDE MORE THAN ONE ITEM IN ATABULAR FORMAT, IDENTIFY
<br />EACH ITEM USING APPROPRIATE REFERENCES FROM THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. IDENTIFY DATAAPPLICABLE TO THE
<br />WORK AND DELETE REFERENCES TO INFORMATION NOT APPLICABLE.
<br />1. PREPARE SUPPLEMENTARY TEXT IF MANUFACTURERS' STANDARD PRINTED DATAARE NOT AVAILABLE AND WHERE THE
<br />INFORMATION IS NECESSARY FOR PROPER OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEMS.
<br />F. AWIN : P EPA DRAWINGS UPPLEMENTING MANUFACTURERS' PRINTED DATA TO ILLUSTRATE THE LATI N HIP
<br />DR GS R RE S RE O S
<br />OF COMPONENT PARTS OF EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS AND TO ILLUSTRATE CONTROL SEQUENCE AND FLOW DIAGRAMS.
<br />COORDINATE THESE DRAWINGS WITH INFORMATION CONTAINED IN RECORD DRAWINGS TO ENSURE CORRECT
<br />ILLUSTRATION OF COMPLETED INSTALLATION.
<br />1. DO NOT USE ORIGINAL PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS AS PART OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS.
<br />2. COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS OF NEWLY PREPARED RECORD DRAWINGS IN DIVISION 1 SECTION "PROJECT RECORD
<br />DOCUMENTS"
<br />G. COMPLY WITH DIVISION 1 SECTION "CLOSEOUT PROCEDURES" FOR THE SCHEDULE FOR SUBMITTING OPERATION AND
<br />MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION.
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<br />client
<br />PLANTS OF RUSKIN LLC
<br />JOHN TIPTON
<br />PO BOX 126
<br />RUSKIN, FL 33575
<br />john.ti pton@a Itmed.com
<br />electrical engineer
<br />JEWITT ENGINEERING INC.
<br />623 BAYSIDE DR.
<br />FORT MEYERS, FL 33919
<br />239-432-1550
<br />jjjewitt@comcast.net
<br />mechanical / plumbing engineer
<br />KEVATRON ENGINEERING, INC.
<br />2324 CORAL POINT DRIVE
<br />CAPE CORAL, FL
<br />KEVIN ADAMS
<br />kevatron60@gmail.com
<br />239-242-7367
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