Attachment_5_-_IA_Health_and_Safety_Codes_and_Standards.pdf

This document is a detailed set of Applicable Federal Health and Safety Codes and Standards for Indian Affairs Division of Facilities Management Construction, revised on August 14, 2019. The document comprehensively outlines compliance requirements for construction, renovations, and improvements across multiple technical domains including occupational safety, fire safety, accessibility, building safety, mechanical systems, electrical systems, environmental quality, plumbing, energy conservation, and sustainable building practices.

Key compliance areas include adhering to standards from OSHA, NFPA, ADA, ASHRAE, UL, and other federal agencies for areas such as building design, electrical and mechanical systems, indoor air quality, water conservation, pest control, and energy efficiency. Specific requirements mandate that all new construction and renovations meet stringent guidelines, such as designing buildings to earn ENERGY STAR targets, using water-conserving fixtures, installing water meters, complying with illumination standards, and ensuring facilities are accessible to persons with disabilities. The standards apply to all new construction, major alterations, improvements, and minor remodeling projects within Indian Affairs facilities.