925418- VA Central California Health Care System - OPC Building Deficiency Report v1 September 2025.xlsx

This is a deficiency inspection report for the VA Central California Health Care System OPC (Outpatient Clinic) Building located in Fresno, California, dated September 2025. The report documents fire door and egress system inspection results across the facility, with an overall pass rate of 47-50%, identifying 67 total doors inspected with 34 passing and 33 failing. The inspection categorizes doors by wall rating (1-Hour, 1-Hour Fire/Smoke, 2-Hour, Hazardous, Smoke Barrier, and Rating Unknown) and door types (primarily swinging doors). Priority deficiencies are organized into five categories: Door Replacement (1 item), Latching Issues (2 items), Clearance Problems (12 items), Labeling Deficiencies (1 item), and items the Client Will Address (14 items).

Specific deficiency findings include excessive clearances on multiple doors, missing or damaged latchsets, missing door and frame labels, damaged or missing door closers, malfunctioning coordinators, damaged or missing smoke seals, door penetrations, and impaired door swings. The majority of identified deficiencies remain unrepaired, with repair responsibility assigned to the VA client facility. Common repair solutions noted include installing latches, replacing door hardware, removing obstructions, adjusting hinges, filling penetrations, and replacing doors or components. Two deficiencies have been repaired and passed inspection (Door IDs 11142742 and 11155084). Inspectors Frank Herrera and Milton Lemus conducted the facility assessment, with repair coordination noted through facility personnel including Gary and Taneasha. The report indicates ongoing compliance efforts are required to address fire safety and building code violations across the OPC building's operational areas.