Attachment 5 - Performance Checklist - Snow_Ice Mitigation.pdf
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This document is a Snow Removal Checklist designed for the RMRS Moscow Laboratory facility, covering snow and ice mitigation activities from November through March. The checklist outlines specific snow removal tasks for various areas including annex walkways, greenhouse aprons, building sidewalks, paths to different structures, parking lots, and entrance/exit areas, with defined accumulation thresholds ranging from 1/2-inch to 4 inches depending on the location. The form provides spaces to document ice melt application, and to mark whether each task area's snow removal is acceptable or unacceptable, allowing for detailed tracking and quality control of snow removal services across the facility's grounds.
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Date of Service:
Observed:
Task Ice Melt Applied Acceptable Unacceptable
Snow Removal/Ice Mitigation:
Annex walkways - remove accumulations > 1/2-inch
Steps from annex to main bldg. -remove accumulations > 1/2-inch
Greenhouse aprons - remove accumulations > than 1/2-inch
Greenhouse to Main Bldg. sidewalk -remove accumulations > 1/2-inch
Green House to sidewalk - remove accumulations > 1/2-inch
Grinding building front apron - remove accumulations > 1/2-inch
Path to yellow warehouse -remove accumulations > 4 inches Path to block house - remove accumulations > 4 inches
Main building sidewalks - remove accumulations > 1/2-inch
Path to flag pole - remove accumulations > 1/2-inch
Rain lab walkways and apron - remove accumulations > 1/2-inch
Parking lot - remove accumulations > 2-inches
Spaces cleared - remove accumulations
> 1/2-inch
Entrance/Exits cleared of berms
November - March
Snow Removal Checklist
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