Third-party inspection documentation, special inspection programs, and IBC compliance records for construction inspectors and contractors.
5 articles
What third-party inspection documentation is required on construction projects — inspection log format, deficiency tracking, final report components, and building department submission requirements.
IBC special inspection program documentation requirements: the Statement of Special Inspections, inspector qualifications, inspection frequency, and the final report required for certificate of occupancy.
IBC Chapter 17 special inspection schedule requirements: what engineers put in the Statement of Special Inspections, work types that trigger inspection, continuous vs periodic inspection designations, and certificate of occupancy documentation.
IBC Chapter 17 geotechnical special inspection documentation — controlled fill records, bearing capacity verification, driven pile installation logs, drilled pier documentation, and the final report required for certificate of occupancy.
What documentation is required for structural steel special inspection — AISC 360 requirements, mill certifications, bolting inspection logs, welding records, and the closeout package for building department approval.
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