Pre-Demolition Checklist.xls
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- 36C24923B0014
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This document contains a federal contract solicitation and a pre-demolition checklist for a construction project.
The federal contract solicitation is to install a VERDA Sterile Processing Supply Water Filtration System at the James H. Quillen VA Medical Center in Mountain Home, Tennessee. The scope of work involves demolishing an existing Housekeeping Aids Closet, installing the new VERDA SPS Water Filtration System, connecting it to the existing SPS facility systems, commissioning the new equipment, and cleaning up the site upon completion. The contracting agency is the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 9.
The pre-demolition checklist outlines safety, infection control, and administrative items that must be completed before starting demolition work in the Sterile Processing Supply area. Requirements include installing construction barriers and signage, preparing emergency equipment, implementing negative air pressure and foot mats in the work area, and obtaining sign-offs from relevant specialists.
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| PRE-DEMOLITION CHECKLIST | |||
| Project Name: | |||
| GENERAL | |||
| □ | 1) | Job board with all OSHA/Wage Grade/Contact/Company Information established. | |
| □ | 2) | All VA assessments posted on job board (ICRA, ILSM, Safety, and Environmental) | |
| □ | 3) | Appropriate construction signage on all entrance/exit doors. | |
| □ | 4) | Break area designated. | |
| SAFETY | |||
| □ | 5) | Entrance/Exit doors to temporary barriers have door closers and are fire rated. | |
| □ | 6) | Temporary barriers are constructed of non-combustible material; Any plastic used is fire rated/retardant. | |
| □ | 7) | Fire extinguishers are present. | |
| □ | 8) | Exit signage is present within space and all relevant exit signs outside of barrier are covered (i.e. all exit signage directing egress back into the construction zone). | |
| □ | 9) | All fire alarm conduits/devices and sprinkler heads have been identified/marked. | |
| INFECTION CONTROL | |||
| □ | 10) | All temporary dry wall barriers are sealed at seams, top, and bottom. All barriers are deck-to-deck construction where ceiling grid is/will be removed. | |
| □ | 11) | All seals are with guerilla tape (or equivalent) over painter’s tape. | |
| □ | 12) | Negative air machines are present and area is under negative pressure. | |
| □ | 13) | Sticky mats and rubber-backed mats are present at all entrance/exits. | |
| □ | 14) | Mop bucket and mop are on site | |
| □ | 15) | All return vents are covered. | |
| □ | 16) | HVAC system isolated. | |
| COR Signature/Date | |||
| Infection Control Specialist Signature/Date | |||
| Safety Specialist Signature/Date | |||
| Project Superintendent/Date |
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