Inspector of Record for Fire Station No. 4 Replacement Project

Description

The Inspector-of-Record (IOR) will act as an agent of the Owner at the project site and will report to the Chief Building Official or its designee and coordinate with the Construction Manager to ensure that the project is constructed in accordance with the Essential Services Buildings Seismic Safety Act (ESBSSA), the approved building permit plans, specifications, and change orders. Scope of services include but are not limited to:Reviewing existing Owner's Project Requirements and design documentsObserve, check and measure items used in the project for compliance with the applicable codes and ordinances, regulations, plans, specifications, change orders, City policies, and technical instructions from the Architect. The services shall include, but not be limited to review of the following as applicable to each project: architectural, structural, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing plans; structural calculations; accessibility compliance; fire and life safety components; geotechnical reports related to structural design; green building and energy code compliance documentation and deferred submittal items.Attend project meetings requested by the Owner or Construction Manager such as billing meetings, OAC meetings, pre-installation meetings, progress meetings, and unique meetings scheduled to resolve specific issues which arise during the course of construction.Maintain a daily inspection report/log with photos as needed describing the general work performed by the contractor, noting problems, rejections of materials, or work and unusual events. All reports and records created or maintained by the IOR shall be distributed to the Owner and Construction Manager on a weekly basis and shall be Owner’s sole property. The inspection report will also include equipment, personnel, and site conditions. Create and maintain an extensive photo library, readily identifiable by date and location. Photos shall be easily referenced to t