This report summarizes the findings of an industrial property inspection conducted at 2500 Louisville Rd in Louisville, KY on September 20, 2011. The inspector found that while the building showed no major structural flaws, overall maintenance was lacking in many areas. Key issues included unsafe electrical conditions requiring repair, leaking skylights causing interior water damage, and washed out areas of foundation near downspouts in need of improvement. Smoke detectors and drainage improvements were also recommended. The heating system was older and may need replacing within 5 years. Annual roof inspections were advised due to vulnerable areas.
Project Information:
Project Name: Company Name:
Location: Date :
Sl. No Description Yes No N/A Comments
DBs/ SDBs
1. Is earth conducted continued up to DB/ SDB?
2. Whether DBs & extension boards are protected from rain/ water?
3. Is there any overloading of DBs/ SDBs?
4. Are correct rated Circuit breakers provided in all main boards and sub-boards?
5. Is energized wiring in junction boxes, Circuit board panels & similar places covered all times?
CABLES
6. Whether the condition of cable is checked?
7. Are cables received checked for insulation resistance before using them?
8. Are all main cables taken either underground/ overhead?
9. Are main cables protected from sharp/ heavy materials?
10. Is any improper jointing of cable identified?
11. Are all plugs and sockets in good condition?
RCD (ELCB)
12. Is the connections routed through 30mA RCD?
13. EARTHING
14. Are main DB, Generator and other panel’s ear thing done?
15. Earth resistance checked and found within limits?
ELECTRICALLY OPERATED MACHINES/ ACCESSORIES
16. Whether the machine supply cable has industrial type socket and plug?
17. Are all metal parts of electrical equipment and light fittings/ accessories grounded?
18. Is there any shed/ cover for machines?
19. Are flood lights/ task lights fixed properly away from combustibles?
20. Others if any:
Remarks:
Inspected By: Signature:
Reviewed By HSE Manager / In charge : Signature:
Noted by Project Leader : Signature:
Five to 10 arc flash explosions occur daily in the US, often requiring specialized burn treatment. There are two types of faults that can cause arcs: bolted faults where current flows through a solid connection, and arcing faults where current arcs through ionized air. Arcing faults are more dangerous as the energy is released into the environment. Standards like NFPA 70E and OSHA requirements aim to protect workers by enforcing safety practices like arc flash analyses and requiring personal protective equipment suitable for the estimated incident energy levels. Proper maintenance and use of protective equipment can reduce arc flash exposure hazards.
This document discusses power cable installation methods. It covers various topics such as:
1. Underground installation methods including direct laying, draw in system, and solid system. Direct laying is the most common but has faults that can be difficult to locate.
2. Overhead installation including considerations for sag and tension based on span length, weight, and temperature as well as ice and wind loading.
3. Installation in conduit including determining appropriate conduit size based on clearance, jamming ratios, and fill percentages.
4. IEC 60364 provides guidance on installation methods for different conductor and cable types including without fixings, clipped direct, and conduit systems.
This document provides guidance for inspectors on paints and coatings. It outlines approved coating systems for various applications and services, including internal and external pipe coatings for buried, insulated, and atmospheric exposure conditions. It also provides standards on surface preparation, coating application, thickness measurement, and repair. Inspectors are instructed to follow the coating manufacturer's recommendations and use properly calibrated equipment to ensure coatings meet thickness and cure requirements.
This document provides specifications for coating and wrapping underground carbon steel piping for corrosion protection. It describes the materials, application procedures, and testing requirements for applying a double layer of polyethylene wrapping tape to the pipes. The wrapping material is a laminated polyethylene tape with self-adhesive backing. Application involves surface preparation including cleaning, priming, and shaping around fittings. The tape is then spirally wrapped around the pipe with 55% overlap. Handling and storage procedures are outlined to prevent damage to the coated pipes prior to installation.
This hydro-test report summarizes the pressure testing of a 4" diameter and 158m long gas pipeline. Key details include:
- Water will be used to fill, flush, and pressure test the pipeline at 147 bar, which is 150% of the design pressure of 98 bar.
- Calculations are provided to determine the volume of water needed, expected back pressures, and pump requirements. Factors like elevation changes, pipe dimensions, and friction losses are accounted for.
- Test equipment will be calibrated and certified. Instruments will monitor and record pressure and temperature during the test.
- The pipeline will be isolated and prepared, then filled and pressure tested. Any leaks will be repaired before re-
This document discusses short circuit calculations according to ANSI and IEC standards. It provides information on different types of faults including three-phase bolted faults, line-to-line faults, and line-to-ground faults. It also discusses contributions to fault current from generators, motors, and transformers. Methods for calculating fault current include per unit calculations and considering the X/R ratio of circuits. Typical fault duties in the Philippine power system range from 15-2500 MVA depending on system voltage. Examples are provided to demonstrate short circuit calculations for three-phase faults at an infinite source and available fault duty.
Project Information:
Project Name: Company Name:
Location: Date :
Sl. No Description Yes No N/A Comments
DBs/ SDBs
1. Is earth conducted continued up to DB/ SDB?
2. Whether DBs & extension boards are protected from rain/ water?
3. Is there any overloading of DBs/ SDBs?
4. Are correct rated Circuit breakers provided in all main boards and sub-boards?
5. Is energized wiring in junction boxes, Circuit board panels & similar places covered all times?
CABLES
6. Whether the condition of cable is checked?
7. Are cables received checked for insulation resistance before using them?
8. Are all main cables taken either underground/ overhead?
9. Are main cables protected from sharp/ heavy materials?
10. Is any improper jointing of cable identified?
11. Are all plugs and sockets in good condition?
RCD (ELCB)
12. Is the connections routed through 30mA RCD?
13. EARTHING
14. Are main DB, Generator and other panel’s ear thing done?
15. Earth resistance checked and found within limits?
ELECTRICALLY OPERATED MACHINES/ ACCESSORIES
16. Whether the machine supply cable has industrial type socket and plug?
17. Are all metal parts of electrical equipment and light fittings/ accessories grounded?
18. Is there any shed/ cover for machines?
19. Are flood lights/ task lights fixed properly away from combustibles?
20. Others if any:
Remarks:
Inspected By: Signature:
Reviewed By HSE Manager / In charge : Signature:
Noted by Project Leader : Signature:
Five to 10 arc flash explosions occur daily in the US, often requiring specialized burn treatment. There are two types of faults that can cause arcs: bolted faults where current flows through a solid connection, and arcing faults where current arcs through ionized air. Arcing faults are more dangerous as the energy is released into the environment. Standards like NFPA 70E and OSHA requirements aim to protect workers by enforcing safety practices like arc flash analyses and requiring personal protective equipment suitable for the estimated incident energy levels. Proper maintenance and use of protective equipment can reduce arc flash exposure hazards.
This document discusses power cable installation methods. It covers various topics such as:
1. Underground installation methods including direct laying, draw in system, and solid system. Direct laying is the most common but has faults that can be difficult to locate.
2. Overhead installation including considerations for sag and tension based on span length, weight, and temperature as well as ice and wind loading.
3. Installation in conduit including determining appropriate conduit size based on clearance, jamming ratios, and fill percentages.
4. IEC 60364 provides guidance on installation methods for different conductor and cable types including without fixings, clipped direct, and conduit systems.
This document provides guidance for inspectors on paints and coatings. It outlines approved coating systems for various applications and services, including internal and external pipe coatings for buried, insulated, and atmospheric exposure conditions. It also provides standards on surface preparation, coating application, thickness measurement, and repair. Inspectors are instructed to follow the coating manufacturer's recommendations and use properly calibrated equipment to ensure coatings meet thickness and cure requirements.
This document provides specifications for coating and wrapping underground carbon steel piping for corrosion protection. It describes the materials, application procedures, and testing requirements for applying a double layer of polyethylene wrapping tape to the pipes. The wrapping material is a laminated polyethylene tape with self-adhesive backing. Application involves surface preparation including cleaning, priming, and shaping around fittings. The tape is then spirally wrapped around the pipe with 55% overlap. Handling and storage procedures are outlined to prevent damage to the coated pipes prior to installation.
This hydro-test report summarizes the pressure testing of a 4" diameter and 158m long gas pipeline. Key details include:
- Water will be used to fill, flush, and pressure test the pipeline at 147 bar, which is 150% of the design pressure of 98 bar.
- Calculations are provided to determine the volume of water needed, expected back pressures, and pump requirements. Factors like elevation changes, pipe dimensions, and friction losses are accounted for.
- Test equipment will be calibrated and certified. Instruments will monitor and record pressure and temperature during the test.
- The pipeline will be isolated and prepared, then filled and pressure tested. Any leaks will be repaired before re-
This document discusses short circuit calculations according to ANSI and IEC standards. It provides information on different types of faults including three-phase bolted faults, line-to-line faults, and line-to-ground faults. It also discusses contributions to fault current from generators, motors, and transformers. Methods for calculating fault current include per unit calculations and considering the X/R ratio of circuits. Typical fault duties in the Philippine power system range from 15-2500 MVA depending on system voltage. Examples are provided to demonstrate short circuit calculations for three-phase faults at an infinite source and available fault duty.
1. A visual inspection was conducted on the gas gathering sub-header and header circuit at a well room in accordance with API-570 standards, identifying areas needing repair.
2. Significant coating failure and corrosion were found throughout the sub-headers, with wall loss up to 0.020 inches in some areas. U-bolts were also near failure due to corrosion.
3. Recommended repairs included removing corrosion from supports, installing single point contacts, replacing bolts, and cleaning and recoating piping to prevent further corrosion. Ultrasonic thickness readings were above minimums.
This document contains 77 electrical inspection checklists from an electrical inspection manual. The checklists cover a wide range of topics related to electrical installations and are intended to help inspectors systematically check that installations comply with the National Electrical Code. The checklists are organized by chapter and cover topics such as general requirements, wiring methods, grounding, residential and commercial installations, hazardous locations, and emergency systems.
This document provides procedures for the fabrication, installation, and erection of piping. It outlines responsibilities for construction management, engineering, quality control, and health and safety. It also describes procedures for receiving and storing materials, pre-fabrication including cutting, beveling and fit-up, welding, testing, and installation of underground and erected piping. Attachments include job safety analyses, work flows, lifting plans, and inspection forms. The goal is to ensure compliance with contractual and health, safety, and environmental requirements for piping work.
The document provides a method statement for piping installation works at the Dabbiya site for the Al Dabbiya Phase-1 Additional Injection Wells Tie-Ins project. It outlines the scope of works, sequence of activities, resources, HSE requirements, and emergency contacts. Piping works will involve transporting prefabricated spools to site, lifting them into position, welding field joints, installing valves, and testing. Welding will follow approved procedures and NDT testing. HSE precautions like PPE and fire safety will be enforced during the medium risk work.
This document provides an overview of arc flash hazards and safety. It discusses what an arc flash is, common injuries caused, and important temperature thresholds. The document reviews revisions to NFPA 70E standards regarding arc flash safety. It explains key terms like flash protection boundaries and limits of approach. The document outlines procedures for performing arc flash calculations and determining appropriate personal protective equipment.
This document provides guidelines for interpreting gases generated in oil-immersed transformers. It details procedures for analyzing gas samples from transformers, including calibrating field instruments to detect combustible gases. The document also describes using fixed instruments to determine gas quantities and obtaining samples for laboratory analysis to identify individual gases extracted from transformer oil. It aims to help operators evaluate transformer serviceability based on the gas analysis results. An extensive bibliography on gas evolution, detection, and interpretation is also included.
Chris brooks storage tanks inspection, maintenance and failureSreekumar K S
API 653 tank inspections are important to identify problems and prevent tank failures. Inspections should be conducted by certified inspectors following proper protocols, including visual and ultrasound thickness testing and vacuum testing of floor seams. Tank maintenance includes regular visual inspections, keeping records, and conducting API-653 inspections every five years. Common causes of catastrophic tank failures include improper welding procedures resulting in a lack of weld fusion, not using certified welders, weld deterioration over time, overfilling tanks, and using contractors not qualified to API standards.
Earth testing was conducted on the 125kVA camp DG system using the three probe method as per IS:3043. Earth resistance readings were taken at four locations around the three DG pits, with readings ranging from 36.4 to 63.6 ohms with a voltage of 0.5 to 0.7 volts applied. Two 125kVA DGs from Sudhir Power Ltd were listed with serial numbers.
Test Plan Development using Physics of Failure: The DfR Solutions ApproachCheryl Tulkoff
This document discusses using physics of failure (PoF) methodology to develop optimized test plans that are tailored to a product's specific design, materials, use environment, and reliability needs. It provides an overview of key aspects of test plan development including defining reliability goals and the use environment, identifying failure inducing loads, developing a comprehensive test plan, and ensuring change control processes and ongoing reliability testing are in place. The document also presents a case study of how PoF modeling was used to develop a test plan for microinverters intended for a 25-year lifespan in harsh outdoor solar installations.
This document provides construction standards for cable trenches as part of Saudi Electricity Company's underground distribution network. It outlines procedures for obtaining rights-of-way, installing cables directly buried in trenches, soil classification and testing, installing duct banks at road crossings, and notes on horizontal directional drilling works. The document specifies design and installation practices to achieve standardization and ensure satisfactory and economical operation with minimal operational errors for safety and reliability.
This document appears to be a list of standards and guidelines related to engineering projects and industrial operations. It includes over 80 items grouped under subject areas like boiler assessments, dredging approvals, emission modeling, equipment life cycle costs, engineering drawings, risk-based inspections, pipeline installation and maintenance, process control systems, battery testing, welding procedures, protective systems design, field testing, fiber reinforced plastics, naturally occurring radioactive materials management, project planning, chemical screening, risk assessments, and preventive maintenance. The document provides standard codes for various technical specifications and procedures.
Api 650 & 653 questions closed book with answersJasminder singh
This document contains 100 multiple choice practice questions related to API standards 650 and 653 for aboveground storage tanks. The questions cover topics such as welding procedures, inspections, repairs, alterations, testing and qualifications. Correct answers are provided for each question. The purpose of the document is to test knowledge of the requirements and recommendations in API 650 and 653 for ensuring the integrity and safety of aboveground storage tanks.
1. Purpose of Hydro test.
2. Types of Pressure Test.
3. Procedure of Hydro test.
4. Limitations of Pneumatic Test.
5. Hydro testing test Pressure.
6. Test pressure subjected to external pressure.
7. Hydro test Pressure according to different process.
8. Volume required for the Hydro testing.
9. Pipeline De watering, Cleaning & Drying.
API SIRE-Source Inspector Rotating Equipment Notes-Dr. Samir Saad Dr.Samir Saad
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
6 71-0051 rev. 4 standard specification for pipeline construction (onshore)MAHESH PANDIT
This document outlines standards and specifications for onshore pipeline construction. It covers the scope of work, which includes clearing and grading the right-of-way, trenching, bending, welding, laying, backfilling, tie-ins and special installations. It references applicable codes and standards. Safety measures are outlined, including requirements when working near existing pipelines, cables and high voltage lines. Specific safety instructions are provided for working within 50 meters of high voltage systems.
This document provides requirements for the selection and application of protective coatings for industrial plants and equipment. It covers scope, conflicts and deviations, references, definitions, health and safety, general requirements, coating material selection, surface preparation, coating application, inspection and testing, and approved coating systems. The document is intended to establish minimum mandatory requirements for new and existing onshore industrial facilities to properly select and apply coatings for corrosion protection.
The document provides guidance on quality inspection procedures for low voltage switchboards. It discusses the justification and importance of quality inspection to ensure compliance with standards and customer requirements. The key aspects covered include incoming delivery inspection, in-process inspection during manufacturing, and final inspection. In-process inspection uses checklists to verify conformity after each production step is completed, while final inspection involves comprehensive checks of mechanical, electrical, and other characteristics before equipment is shipped. Maintaining rigorous quality inspection is important to reduce costs from defects, protect safety, and uphold the company's brand reputation.
The pressure test is a key event in the installation of all Fusible PVC® products, including Fusible C-900®, Fusible C-905®, and FPVC®. There are, in a lot of installations, more events beyond the pressure test that define completion of the project. For pipe supply and fusion services however, the pressure test can define completion of services in the manner expected
This document summarizes the NFPA 11 standard for low, medium, and high expansion foam fire protection systems. It provides an overview of the technical committee that authored the standard and describes revisions made for the 2005 edition. The standard establishes requirements for the design, installation, maintenance and use of foam systems to provide fire protection for interior or exterior hazards.
Home Inspection Report Sample, Lancaster CA. Spec Rite Inspections is a Residential and Commercial Real Estate Inspection Firm, serving Southern California, Los Angeles, Lancaster, Palmdale, Santa Clarita.
The document is a report from an infrared thermal imaging inspection of an electrical system. It summarizes that 10 total electrical issues were found, including 4 alerts and 4 serious issues requiring repair within 30 days or replacement to prevent damage. It also notes 1 critical issue with a temperature over 55 degrees that requires immediate repair or replacement due to danger.
1. A visual inspection was conducted on the gas gathering sub-header and header circuit at a well room in accordance with API-570 standards, identifying areas needing repair.
2. Significant coating failure and corrosion were found throughout the sub-headers, with wall loss up to 0.020 inches in some areas. U-bolts were also near failure due to corrosion.
3. Recommended repairs included removing corrosion from supports, installing single point contacts, replacing bolts, and cleaning and recoating piping to prevent further corrosion. Ultrasonic thickness readings were above minimums.
This document contains 77 electrical inspection checklists from an electrical inspection manual. The checklists cover a wide range of topics related to electrical installations and are intended to help inspectors systematically check that installations comply with the National Electrical Code. The checklists are organized by chapter and cover topics such as general requirements, wiring methods, grounding, residential and commercial installations, hazardous locations, and emergency systems.
This document provides procedures for the fabrication, installation, and erection of piping. It outlines responsibilities for construction management, engineering, quality control, and health and safety. It also describes procedures for receiving and storing materials, pre-fabrication including cutting, beveling and fit-up, welding, testing, and installation of underground and erected piping. Attachments include job safety analyses, work flows, lifting plans, and inspection forms. The goal is to ensure compliance with contractual and health, safety, and environmental requirements for piping work.
The document provides a method statement for piping installation works at the Dabbiya site for the Al Dabbiya Phase-1 Additional Injection Wells Tie-Ins project. It outlines the scope of works, sequence of activities, resources, HSE requirements, and emergency contacts. Piping works will involve transporting prefabricated spools to site, lifting them into position, welding field joints, installing valves, and testing. Welding will follow approved procedures and NDT testing. HSE precautions like PPE and fire safety will be enforced during the medium risk work.
This document provides an overview of arc flash hazards and safety. It discusses what an arc flash is, common injuries caused, and important temperature thresholds. The document reviews revisions to NFPA 70E standards regarding arc flash safety. It explains key terms like flash protection boundaries and limits of approach. The document outlines procedures for performing arc flash calculations and determining appropriate personal protective equipment.
This document provides guidelines for interpreting gases generated in oil-immersed transformers. It details procedures for analyzing gas samples from transformers, including calibrating field instruments to detect combustible gases. The document also describes using fixed instruments to determine gas quantities and obtaining samples for laboratory analysis to identify individual gases extracted from transformer oil. It aims to help operators evaluate transformer serviceability based on the gas analysis results. An extensive bibliography on gas evolution, detection, and interpretation is also included.
Chris brooks storage tanks inspection, maintenance and failureSreekumar K S
API 653 tank inspections are important to identify problems and prevent tank failures. Inspections should be conducted by certified inspectors following proper protocols, including visual and ultrasound thickness testing and vacuum testing of floor seams. Tank maintenance includes regular visual inspections, keeping records, and conducting API-653 inspections every five years. Common causes of catastrophic tank failures include improper welding procedures resulting in a lack of weld fusion, not using certified welders, weld deterioration over time, overfilling tanks, and using contractors not qualified to API standards.
Earth testing was conducted on the 125kVA camp DG system using the three probe method as per IS:3043. Earth resistance readings were taken at four locations around the three DG pits, with readings ranging from 36.4 to 63.6 ohms with a voltage of 0.5 to 0.7 volts applied. Two 125kVA DGs from Sudhir Power Ltd were listed with serial numbers.
Test Plan Development using Physics of Failure: The DfR Solutions ApproachCheryl Tulkoff
This document discusses using physics of failure (PoF) methodology to develop optimized test plans that are tailored to a product's specific design, materials, use environment, and reliability needs. It provides an overview of key aspects of test plan development including defining reliability goals and the use environment, identifying failure inducing loads, developing a comprehensive test plan, and ensuring change control processes and ongoing reliability testing are in place. The document also presents a case study of how PoF modeling was used to develop a test plan for microinverters intended for a 25-year lifespan in harsh outdoor solar installations.
This document provides construction standards for cable trenches as part of Saudi Electricity Company's underground distribution network. It outlines procedures for obtaining rights-of-way, installing cables directly buried in trenches, soil classification and testing, installing duct banks at road crossings, and notes on horizontal directional drilling works. The document specifies design and installation practices to achieve standardization and ensure satisfactory and economical operation with minimal operational errors for safety and reliability.
This document appears to be a list of standards and guidelines related to engineering projects and industrial operations. It includes over 80 items grouped under subject areas like boiler assessments, dredging approvals, emission modeling, equipment life cycle costs, engineering drawings, risk-based inspections, pipeline installation and maintenance, process control systems, battery testing, welding procedures, protective systems design, field testing, fiber reinforced plastics, naturally occurring radioactive materials management, project planning, chemical screening, risk assessments, and preventive maintenance. The document provides standard codes for various technical specifications and procedures.
Api 650 & 653 questions closed book with answersJasminder singh
This document contains 100 multiple choice practice questions related to API standards 650 and 653 for aboveground storage tanks. The questions cover topics such as welding procedures, inspections, repairs, alterations, testing and qualifications. Correct answers are provided for each question. The purpose of the document is to test knowledge of the requirements and recommendations in API 650 and 653 for ensuring the integrity and safety of aboveground storage tanks.
1. Purpose of Hydro test.
2. Types of Pressure Test.
3. Procedure of Hydro test.
4. Limitations of Pneumatic Test.
5. Hydro testing test Pressure.
6. Test pressure subjected to external pressure.
7. Hydro test Pressure according to different process.
8. Volume required for the Hydro testing.
9. Pipeline De watering, Cleaning & Drying.
API SIRE-Source Inspector Rotating Equipment Notes-Dr. Samir Saad Dr.Samir Saad
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
6 71-0051 rev. 4 standard specification for pipeline construction (onshore)MAHESH PANDIT
This document outlines standards and specifications for onshore pipeline construction. It covers the scope of work, which includes clearing and grading the right-of-way, trenching, bending, welding, laying, backfilling, tie-ins and special installations. It references applicable codes and standards. Safety measures are outlined, including requirements when working near existing pipelines, cables and high voltage lines. Specific safety instructions are provided for working within 50 meters of high voltage systems.
This document provides requirements for the selection and application of protective coatings for industrial plants and equipment. It covers scope, conflicts and deviations, references, definitions, health and safety, general requirements, coating material selection, surface preparation, coating application, inspection and testing, and approved coating systems. The document is intended to establish minimum mandatory requirements for new and existing onshore industrial facilities to properly select and apply coatings for corrosion protection.
The document provides guidance on quality inspection procedures for low voltage switchboards. It discusses the justification and importance of quality inspection to ensure compliance with standards and customer requirements. The key aspects covered include incoming delivery inspection, in-process inspection during manufacturing, and final inspection. In-process inspection uses checklists to verify conformity after each production step is completed, while final inspection involves comprehensive checks of mechanical, electrical, and other characteristics before equipment is shipped. Maintaining rigorous quality inspection is important to reduce costs from defects, protect safety, and uphold the company's brand reputation.
The pressure test is a key event in the installation of all Fusible PVC® products, including Fusible C-900®, Fusible C-905®, and FPVC®. There are, in a lot of installations, more events beyond the pressure test that define completion of the project. For pipe supply and fusion services however, the pressure test can define completion of services in the manner expected
This document summarizes the NFPA 11 standard for low, medium, and high expansion foam fire protection systems. It provides an overview of the technical committee that authored the standard and describes revisions made for the 2005 edition. The standard establishes requirements for the design, installation, maintenance and use of foam systems to provide fire protection for interior or exterior hazards.
Home Inspection Report Sample, Lancaster CA. Spec Rite Inspections is a Residential and Commercial Real Estate Inspection Firm, serving Southern California, Los Angeles, Lancaster, Palmdale, Santa Clarita.
The document is a report from an infrared thermal imaging inspection of an electrical system. It summarizes that 10 total electrical issues were found, including 4 alerts and 4 serious issues requiring repair within 30 days or replacement to prevent damage. It also notes 1 critical issue with a temperature over 55 degrees that requires immediate repair or replacement due to danger.
The document provides a property inspection report for a residential property located at 33 Structural Street, Structuralville, WA, 6530, Australia. It was conducted on 25 May 2015 by Geraldton Property Inspections. The report details information about the client, property address, scope of inspection, areas inspected, terminology, and findings. The inspector conducted a visual assessment of the property in accordance with Australian standards and provided descriptions of visible defects and the general condition of the building. [/SUMMARY]
- The home inspection report identified several issues requiring repair or posing safety hazards, including a rotted deck railing, deteriorated roofing materials at the end of their life, active basement leaks, improper electrical wiring needing upgrade, disconnected venting for the furnace, and moisture issues below some windows.
- The inspector notes that repairs should be done by licensed contractors and recommends further review by qualified professionals for the electrical system, furnace operation, and venting before closing due to life/safety concerns.
- The summary is not exhaustive and the client needs to read the full report for all inspection findings and maintenance recommendations.
This report summarizes the inspection of the structure of a home located at 2232 Homer Murray Rd in Bowling Green, KY. The structure was found to be in generally good condition with supportive construction. One area of the roof lacks support and additional support is recommended. The crawl space showed evidence of past water intrusion which should be monitored.
The inspection report summarizes the inspection of a property located at 12345 Main St, Somewhere USA that was inspected on 10/6/2004 from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm. The inspection found several components needing service, including the raised foundation which had moisture migration through the stem walls, desiccated soils in the crawlspace, and animal carcasses that should be removed. The chimney had loose bricks and mortar, a deteriorated crown, and was missing a weather cap. Windows in multiple rooms had broken hermetic seals. The kitchen counter top and sink connections needed caulking and sealing. The toilets and tub/shower surrounds needed recaulking as well.
This document provides guidance for conducting thorough inspections of onsite wastewater treatment and disposal systems. It outlines procedures for inspectors to follow, including obtaining authorization, gathering preliminary information, conducting a field investigation of the major system components, and preparing an inspection form and report. The goal is to give homeowners and interested parties consistent and objective evaluations of these systems.
This document is a safety inspection report for Handford Court conducted on April 1, 2010 by Independent Inspections Pty Ltd. It contains 5 recommended actions to address hazards identified, including repairs to driveway deterioration near Unit 12, ensuring RCD devices are tested according to standards, repairs to a broken pedestrian gate lock, installing pool depth signage, and fire evacuation procedure signage. The report also details inspection findings for vehicle accessways, pedestrian accessways, electrical, fencing, balconies, pool areas and fire equipment. Photos reviewed are attached and general terms of engagement are outlined.
The document discusses an intelligent street lighting system that uses LED technology to reduce power consumption. It aims to make the street lighting system more efficient and economical. The system will automatically adjust the brightness of lights based on vehicle and human movement detected by sensors. Lights will turn on at lower brightness levels for human movement and higher levels for vehicles. This auto brightness adjustment alongside turning lights off during non-peak hours helps greatly reduce power usage. The system allows for reliable, low-maintenance street lighting that saves energy.
The document is a home inspection report for a property located at 123 Transfer Place, Newtown NC 88888. It was conducted on 07.12.2010 by D. P. Edwards & Associates, LLC for John and Jane Buyer. The 29-page report includes an overview of the property and home, summaries of the inspection of various systems and components, as well as photographs. It finds issues that need repair or further investigation and notes if items were satisfactory.
The document outlines policies and procedures for engineering operations at a property. It discusses budget preparation and control guidelines, including developing annual budgets, monthly expense tracking and forecasting, and approving expenses. It also addresses maintaining parts and supplies inventories, including storage, restrictions on access and removal, and inventory controls. Procedures for repair and maintenance project requests are also summarized, including required approvals.
The home inspection report summarizes the results of a visual inspection of a single family home located at 1567 Yourstreet, Hometown, FL. The inspection was performed on October 10, 2011 by Jeff Clair, a certified home inspector with Chief Inspection Services. The report is prepared exclusively for the home buyers, Mr. and Mrs. Homebuyer. The one page summary at the end of the report lists items in need of repair or replacement and items performing their intended function as identified during the visual inspection.
This document contains a Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan (SOPEP) as required by MARPOL 73/78 regulations. The plan provides guidance to the ship's crew on reporting procedures and actions to take in the event of an oil pollution incident or potential incident. It details when and how to report incidents, including what information is required in initial and follow up reports. The plan also outlines steps to control an oil discharge, including priority actions, mitigating activities, and coordinating external response as needed.
The document provides a curriculum vitae for Murugan Pillai who works as a QA/QC Inspector for HVAC and MEP systems. It outlines his contact information, qualifications which include a mechanical engineering diploma and ASNT certifications. It also lists his extensive training and software skills. The bulk of the document describes his 12 years of experience in quality control, inspection, and commissioning roles for piping, HVAC, static and rotating equipment, and MEP systems on various oil, gas, petrochemical and other industrial projects. His responsibilities include material receiving inspections, surveillance, testing witnessing, punch listing, and ensuring work meets specifications.
A case study examining the actual impact of safety leadership on employee safety behavior in the OIl & Gas construction sector, over a two year period during the roll-out and execution of 'B-Safe', a behavioral safety process.
This document discusses three methods of pre-shipment inspection: consignment-wise inspection, in-process quality control, and self-certification. Consignment-wise inspection involves inspecting each export consignment before shipment. In-process quality control allows continuous process industries to conduct their own inspections if they have the required quality control infrastructure. Self-certification allows reputable manufacturers with a proven quality track record to issue their own inspection certificates. The document outlines the procedures for obtaining inspection certificates under each method.
Crush by falling object
Immediate Action:
Barricade the lifting area and put signage
to avoid unauthorized entry.
Long Term Action:
Provide lifting supervisor to monitor the
lifting activity.
Immediate
1 week
23) Hazard:
No first aid box at the workplace
Risk:
Delay response in emergency
Consequence:
Deteriorate health condition
Immediate Action:
Provide first aid box at strategic location
Long Term Action:
Appoint first aider and conduct first aid
training
Immediate
2 months
24) Hazard:
No firefighting equipment
Risk:
Technical Report Writing (Format of Final year project's thesis)Bilal Nasir
The document provides guidelines for formatting a technical report for a final year project. It outlines the required sections which include a cover page, title page, declaration, acknowledgements, abstract, table of contents, list of figures, list of tables, body, references, and appendices. The body will present an introduction, sections on the topic, and a conclusion with cited sources and graphics. The guidelines provide examples and formatting instructions for each section.
Preventive Maintenance System (Plant Maintaintenance)nfra erp
Eresource PMS is an intelligently integrated Preventive Maintenance application with a user-friendly interface that takes care of every Plant management work effectively and efficiently.
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The electrical report summarizes the condition of the electrical system at a home in Chevy Chase, MD. Key points include:
- The main electrical panel is located in the basement and appears to be in serviceable condition.
- The home has copper branch wiring which is the predominant material and appears serviceable.
- GFCI outlets have been installed in the bathrooms and kitchen as is currently recommended.
- While most components appear serviceable, some maintenance such as cleaning gutters is recommended.
- Structural repairs are needed in the garage attic as termite damage and warping was observed on support beams. An engineer should evaluate and make repairs.
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This document summarizes the findings of a structural audit conducted on a residential building located in Andheri, Maharashtra. The building is a 5-story RCC structure that was inspected both internally and externally. Various defects were observed including cracks, spalling, corrosion of reinforcement, and leakage. Non-destructive tests such as ultrasonic pulse velocity tests, rebound hammer tests, half-cell potential tests, core cutting tests, and chemical tests were conducted. The results of these tests indicated poor concrete quality and a high probability of reinforcement corrosion. Based on the inspection and test results, the document recommends strengthening of weakened RCC members, repairing cracks and damaged plaster, waterproofing of the terrace, and carrying out
- The home inspection report summarizes the inspection of a home located in Atlanta, GA that was performed by Gerald Simmons & Associates.
- Key issues noted include a failing roof with burned wood needing repair, drainage issues causing water to enter the crawl space, a non-functional sump pump, plumbing venting issues, and electrical renovations requiring evaluation by a licensed electrician.
- The inspection was limited to visual and functional aspects, and did not include testing of areas that require disassembly or activating shut-down systems. Latent or concealed defects may exist.
The document is a home inspection report for a property located at 12345 XXXX St, San Diego, CA 92130. It was conducted on June 10, 2015 and presents the results of the limited structural and mechanical inspection. The 17-year-old home is a 2-story single family residence with a stucco exterior and concrete tile roof. The inspection found the structure, foundation and roof framing to be generally intact, though some minor issues were noted with the stucco, drainage, and deck. The report provides detailed findings and recommendations for further evaluation of several areas.
This document provides an inspection report for a property located at 1357 York Road in Kelseyville, CA. The report was prepared for Frank and Lisa Smith. The 3-page report includes an overview of the property and summaries of the inspection of the grounds, exterior, roof, garage, laundry room, kitchen, interior rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, attic, foundation, heating/cooling systems, electrical system, and plumbing system. Issues noted include damage to a driveway retaining wall, erosion from a roof drainage pipe, marginal rear foundation drainage, and needed exterior painting.
- The home inspection report was for a 2007 built single family home in a rural area. The inspection found damaged shingles on the roof and recommended having a roofing contractor evaluate the entire roof system.
- In the crawlspace, minor cracks were observed in the concrete block foundation walls which is typical for a home of this age. Insulation limited visibility in some areas of the attic and crawlspace.
- The inspection noted that attic insulation should be increased from R-30 to at least R-30 or R-49 to lower energy costs according to current standards. Hurricane ties were also recommended in the attic.
The document is a home inspection report for 3241 Yucca St. in Gold Canyon, AZ prepared for John Smith. It summarizes key items found during the inspection including: 1) NOT APPLICABLE - VIEW OBSTRUCTED - the majority of the slab floor was obstructed; 2) NOT APPLICABLE - DRYER VENT NOT VISIBLE - dryer vent could not be inspected; 3) SAFETY - MISSING ANTI-SIPHON VALVE - hose bibs missing backflow valves; 4) DIRTY - REPAIR - pool bottom dirty, cannot fully inspect; 5) MAINTENANCE - COMMON CRACK(S) - cracks in pool decking should
This property inspection report summarizes the inspection of a home built in 1928 with 1665 square feet located in TN. The inspector found negative drainage around the exterior that should be monitored, as well as a carbon monoxide issue in the home. The report provides details on the inspection of the exterior, structure, roofing, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling systems, and interior. The client is advised to address any deficiencies found by qualified contractors.
The summary of the document is:
1. The property inspection report was prepared for a 1928 home in Tennessee and inspected on March 1, 2011.
2. The inspection found issues with drainage around the home, dead tree limbs, deferred maintenance needed on the driveway, walkway, exterior stairs, soffits, siding, trim, and retaining walls.
3. The roof of the home was estimated to be 14-18 years old with composition shingles and the inspection found it to be in generally acceptable condition with some periodic maintenance needed.
This property inspection report summarizes the inspection of a 1950 square foot single family home built in 1994 in Mytown, GA. The inspector found that several areas of the home required periodic maintenance or had deferred maintenance issues, including the front steps, deck, siding, trim, and garage. The inspector also noted some areas that should be monitored or upgraded for safety reasons, such as the basement door to the garage and open ceiling in the garage.
This document discusses maintenance, repair, and rehabilitation strategies for structures. It covers assessing damaged structures, determining causes of deterioration like corrosion and environmental effects, and selecting appropriate repair procedures. The key steps in repair include finding deterioration, determining the cause, evaluating existing structure strength, and selecting and implementing a repair method. Prevention is more important than repair, and involves using proper materials, details, and construction suited to the environment.
The building survey report assessed the physical condition of a four-story commercial building constructed in 2002. It identified defects like cracks in the floors, walls and roof, as well as electrical and plumbing issues. The survey concluded that repairs are mostly needed for wall finishes, drainage systems and roofing, which can be addressed at relatively low cost. The building remains structurally sound with opportunities for commercial use after repairs are made.
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The home inspection report summarizes the results of a visual home inspection conducted at 2700 Graceland Street in Chevy Chase, MD. Several issues were found that should be addressed, including termite damage and missing structural components in the garage attic, needing repair. Minor mortar wear was seen on brick exterior and an outdated exterior outlet had open ground wiring. Multiple exterior GFCI outlets were not functioning properly. The furnace and water heater room seemed small for adequate ventilation. The air conditioning system was older and not cooling effectively. Windows were outdated with some broken or missing components. The report recommends licensed contractors evaluate and repair the identified issues.
This property inspection report summarizes the inspection of a newly constructed home built in 2010. The 3-sentence summary is:
The report notes some minor exterior cracks, attic framing issues, and sacrificed floor framing in the crawl space that require repair. Overall the home was found to be in generally good condition with only periodic maintenance needed, though some safety and building code issues were identified regarding the installation of the attic pull-down stairs. The inspector recommends addressing the identified items and monitoring others over time.
The document is a structural audit report for Ankur Ganga Co-op Housing Society building in Thane, Maharashtra. It was conducted in March 2023 by Alif Engineers and Planners. The report details the methodology of the audit including a visual survey and tapping. It then lists observations made on the external structure, staircases, terrace, and internal areas of wing A. Minor cracks and damage were noted in some structural elements but no major structural issues were observed overall.
IRJET- A Review on Study of Defects in Buildings and their RemediesIRJET Journal
This document provides a review of common defects that can occur in buildings. It discusses defects in several areas:
1) Structural defects such as cracks in foundations, floors, or walls which can be caused by poor soil testing, improper site selection, or use of inferior materials.
2) Non-structural defects like issues with brickwork, moisture problems in older structures, or problems with mortar.
3) Defects in roofs including broken/slipped tiles or slates, blocked valleys, roof leaks, poorly installed flashing, ponding water, or inadequate ventilation.
4) Defects in stonework related to the stone's pore structure, incorrect bedding, or salt
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The document provides an overview of services offered by Arizona Ram Jack, LLC including helical and hydraulic piers for foundation repair, concrete waterproofing, mudjacking, microdoweling, and carbon fiber wrapping. Case studies are presented showing applications of the foundation repair techniques to resolve issues like settlement, heaving, and added capacity needs.
CSR Consultant and Associates is Licensed Structural repair consultant, based in Mumbai for Municipal Corporations, providing audit report, Budgeted repair solutions, Tendering, Supervision, Quality checks, Bills verification to project completion.
1. WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF APPOINTING CSR as project Management Consultant? Being a professional third party, society members can be rest assured to have impartial decisions. A professional guidance can help avoid conflicts or show stoppers to get going.
2. BUT, Consultants like CSR Engineers SERVICES WILL JUST ADD TO THE COST? : Civil Structural audit Engineering companies like CSR Consultant and Associates; supports right from audit, budgeting with optional benefits, assist to freeze scope of work, tender preparation, tender issues, selection of contractor, progress of work, balance sheet of project and final closure report. Secondly, CSR services shall save ‘n’ times the total CSR’s service cost; inculcating technical knowledge, time track, minimizing of unnecessary work, justified usage of society fund and peace of mind.
3. BUT WHY ARE THESE CONSULTANCY SERVICES COSTING MORE THAN OTHERS?: Civil repairs are never done year after year. It demands efforts, dedication, technical team backups, focus and attention towards each projects undertaken and most important – the knowhow for economical methods. Professional services never come at cheap price. Structural audit with Project Management Consultancy (PMC) led by a team of professional engineers, ensure timely deliveries TO THE BEST OF THE ABILITIES.
IRJET- Structural Audit – A Case Study of Educational BuildingIRJET Journal
The document summarizes a structural audit case study of an educational building in Pune, India. The building is 29 years old with RCC construction. A visual inspection found minor cracks in columns, walls and slabs, as well as some rusting of steel reinforcement. Non-destructive testing using a rebound hammer found the average concrete strength in columns to be 36 MPa, 30 MPa in beams, and 25 MPa in slabs, indicating good structural condition. The audit identified some needed repairs but found the overall structure to be in satisfactory condition with no major structural issues.
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This outlet is located in a bathroom. While GFCI outlets provide extra protection from electric shocks, some argue they are too expensive and bulky for bathroom use. Regular outlets remain a cheaper and more space-efficient alternative.
The document is an infrared inspection report for a property located at 2007 Old Coach Rd in Lexington, KY. It summarizes findings from an infrared scan of the property, including detection of underground water leaks and areas of moisture intrusion. Specific locations with anomalies are documented along with recommendations for repairs such as sealing brick ledges, replacing trim, monitoring areas for further penetration, and replacing failed dryer venting.
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The document is a thermographic report summarizing an infrared scan of masonry walls at a retail store. The scan found deficiencies including missing or misplaced grout. Infrared images show solid areas as light-colored and empty areas as darker. Arrows on the images mark faults in grouting or reinforcement. The report is intended to help structural engineers analyze problems found in the walls.
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