Attachment 2 - Replace Elevators 200 200E PRCRA.docx
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- Z1DA--402-21-709 Replace Elevators 200 200E Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 36C24124R0051
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This document is a Pre-Construction Risk Assessment Checklist for a project to Replace Elevators 200 and 200E at the VA Maine Health Care System (Togus VAMC). The checklist evaluates factors related to construction safety and security, life safety and interim life safety measures, air quality and infection control, utility and communication systems, noise and vibration, and emergency procedures. The key actions to be implemented based on the assessment are documented.
The related federal contract opportunity is Solicitation Number 36C24124R0051 for the Z1DA--402-21-709 Replace Elevators 200 200E project. The contract requires the selected contractor to provide construction services to deliver a complete construction project at the Togus VAMC in accordance with the provided scope of work and specifications. Interested contractors should submit proposals no later than June 3, 2024 at 1:00 PM to the specified email address.
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PRE-CONSTRUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST – Page 1/2
| Project: 402-21-709 Replace Elevators 200 200E |
| Project Location: Elevator Lobby and Machine Rooms in Bldg 200 and 200E |
| Assessment Date: 01/05/2022 |
| Project Manager: Mickey O’Brion |
| Evaluation Factor |
| Status |
| Condition |
| Yes |
| No |
| N/A |
| If "Yes", Action Plan to be implemented |
CONSTRUCTION SAFETY AND SECURITY
| 1 |
| Will construction safety signs and/or barricades be required? |
| X |
Assure that appropriate construction barriers are built and construction signage is posted.
| 2 |
| Will secured access to the construction site be required? |
| X |
Assure that access to construction site is secured to prevent the entrance of unauthorized persons.
| 3 |
| Construction work will primarily be outside. |
X
Place appropriate barricades and signage. Notify hospital staff and security, and arrange appropriate detours for patients, visitors and staff.
| 4 |
| Construction work will primarily be inside. |
| X |
Place appropriate barricades and signage. Notify hospital staff and Police, and arrange appropriate detours for patients, visitors and staff.
| 5 |
| Will hot work operations be performed? |
| X |
Issue "Hot Work Permit" in accordance with VACHS policy.
LIFE SAFETY/ INTERIM LIFE SAFETY
| 1 |
| Will construction obstruct any means of egress? i.e., corridors, stairwells, exits? |
X
Implement ILSM to include adjusting "EXIT" signage to compensate for temporary changes to egress path.
| 2 |
| Will construction restrict access to other departments/services? |
| X |
Provide temporary signage directing patients and staff.
| 3 |
| Will construction affect the fire alarm or the fire sprinkler system? |
| X |
Implement ILSM for areas impacted by shutdown of the system. Notify the Safety Office if an extended shutdown is required.
| 4 |
| Will construction compromise smoke barriers and/or fire barriers? |
| X |
Implement ILSM Assure that additional fire extinguishers are available within the affected area.
| 5 |
| Will construction impact exterior fire service systems, i.e., siamese connections, fire hydrants? |
| X |
Implement ILSM to include notifying the West Haven Fire Department of impact to exterior fire service systems.
| 6 |
| Will construction impact interior fire service systems, I.e., fire sprinkler and/or standpipes? |
| X |
Implement ILSM for areas impacted by shutdown of the system. Notify the Safety Office if an extended shutdown is required.
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PRE-CONSTRUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST – Page 2/2
| Project: 402-21-709 Replace Elevators 200 200E |
| Project Location: : Elevator Lobby and Machine Rooms in Bldg 200 and 200E |
| Evaluation Factor |
| Status |
| Condition |
| Yes |
| No |
| N/A |
| If "Yes", Action Plan to be implemented |
LIFE SAFETY/ INTERIM LIFE SAFETY cont…
| 7 |
| Will asbestos containing materials be disturbed during construction? |
X
Assure that appropriate procedures are being followed in accordance with EPA and CT-DPH regulations and VA Specification requirements for the proper containment and removal of the asbestos containing material.
| 8 |
| Will any hazardous materials be used on the project? |
X
Contractor should have SDSs available on site with proof of training for review upon request.
| 9 |
| Will hazardous materials emit odors that need to be contained to the construction area? |
| X |
| Follow FMS Policy 39 for dust control procedures during construction. |
AIR QUALITY & INFECTION CONTROL
| 1 |
| Will construction consist of demolition of walls and/or ceilings? |
| X |
Follow infection prevention procedures during construction. Verify item 7 above.
| 2 |
| Has COR obtained Infection Control Construction Permit? |
| X |
Follow Infection Control Risk Assessment
UTILITY/ COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
| 1 |
| Will construction disrupt any utilities, i.e., electrical, water, etc. supporting patient care operations? |
| X |
Coordinate utility shutdowns in accordance with FMS Policy 33.
| 2 |
| Will construction disrupt nurse call/code blue system? |
X
Coordinate utility shutdowns in accordance with FMS Policy 33.
| 3 |
| Will construction disrupt communication systems, i.e., telephone, computer, overhead paging, pocket pager, two-way radio system(s), alarms, door locks, cameras, security systems? |
X
Coordinate utility shutdowns in accordance with FMS Policy 33. Coordinate interruption of communications system(s) with Biomed, IRM and VA Police.
| 4 |
| Will temporary electrical service be required to be installed? |
| X |
| Provide in accordance with the NEC and OSHA standards. |
| 5 |
| Will construction affect Air/Oxygen/Vacuum system? |
X
Coordinate utility shutdowns in accordance with FMS Policy 33. Coordinate with SPD and Nursing Service. Perform recertification of modified medical gas and oxygen in accordance with NFPA 99.
NOISE & VIBRATION
| 1 |
| Will construction cause noise and vibration in-patient care areas? |
| X |
Coordinate phasing of demolition and new construction work with affected Services to minimize impact to patient care operations. Follow VA specifications on maximum noise level tolerances allowed.
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
| 1 |
| Will construction affect emergency access of local Police or Fire Departments to the facility? |
X
Notify the local authorities of construction activities and alternate access to the facility.
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Attachment D CONSTRUCTION SAFETY ROUNDS LOG - Safety/ILSM /Infection Control Checklist
Signature of Construction Superintendent _________________________________________ Signature of Contracting Officer Representative (COR): ______________________________________________ Signature of Person completing rounds (if other than above) __________________________________________s
| PROJECT TITLE: |
| NAME OF CONTRACTOR: |
| STATION: |
| CONTRACT NUMBER: |
| AREA: |
| PROJECT NUMBER: |
| PROJECT COR: |
| WEEK STARTING: |
| CHECK DAYS WORKED |
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MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
Check only if problems are noted. If issues found, write on back of this form & note remediation on back
| Safety/ ILSM/ IC issues |
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| T |
| W |
| Th |
| F |
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| Comments |
Subcontractors are trained in safety/environmental issues
Means of egress is clear in construction and adjacent areas
Construction exits designated during construction?
Doors are closed to construction site and proper signage is in place
Did personnel receive training for alternative exits and/or ILSM?
Access for the fire department and emergency services is clear
Fire sprinkler / fire alarm systems and smoke detectors are active. Temporary systems are in place. Fire extinguishers readily available in construction area
Area is secured from public and at the end of the day
NO Smoking Policies are being followed
Exterior balconies, corridors and stairways are clear of storage
Flammables and combustibles kept to a minimum and in proper containers. SDS are maintained on site and all products are labeled
Utility systems returned to operation in occupied areas
Lock out/ tag out in place
Buildings, grounds and equipment are maintained in a safe manner
Hard hats are used regularly per protocols
Extension cords protected/disconnected at end of day
Exterior storm drains flushed and cleared of debris
All external openings in walls/roof are sealed from inclement weather
Construction storage/field offices maintained and secured
Dust barriers are maintained, secured & tested. Barriers are monitored consistently for integrity & NPV airflow (clean to dirty)
Negative air pressure ventilation in work area is maintained utilizing HEPA equipped air filtration units
A log is maintained to document ongoing negative pressure ventilation in area
Compliance with traffic patterns for both construction worker & debris / worker movement (e.g., clean covered cart, dedicated elevator, designated route, etc.
Windows & doors are properly closed & sealed to prevent circulation of dust/debris
Walk off mats are provided & changed when needed. Floors are free of visible dirt outside construction area
All areas are cleaned daily and more often as needed by contractor or FMS
There are no signs of water leakage
There are no signs of pests (i.e., mice, insects, birds, squirrel, etc.)
All construction debris is transported in tightly covered containers
Emergency recall numbers left at work site
COMMENTS FROM ISSUES NOTED ON DAILY ROUNDS
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