GC_Admin_Testing_Documents_from_April_2022_Scanned_on_12_14_2022.pdf
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- Exterior Window Cleaning Services
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- RFP #26015
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- Greenville County, South Carolina
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These are Post Installation Testing Verification Forms from Professional Building Maintenance Services (PBMS) for the Greenville County Admin Building project, covering testing of fall protection anchors at the North Tower and South Tower locations at 301 University Ridge in Greenville, SC. The documents detail physical load testing of multiple anchor points using Enerpac BRC 46 w/P391 & RCH 121 & Enerpac GP105 Gauge testing equipment, with two different testing protocols: Peak Fall Protection Testing Protocol and LAPT Testing Protocol Specified by Engineer.
The testing forms show comprehensive verification of anchor points, with each anchor numbered and tested at a 2000 lbs load. All tested anchors passed the physical load tests (marked with a "Y" in the Pass column), conducted on 4/18/22, 4/27/22, and 4/28/22. The forms were prepared by Dale Hall and approved by another individual, indicating a multi-step verification process. The testing covered multiple sets of anchors across different numbered ranges (e.g., #72-101, #23-27, #119-139), systematically verifying the integrity and load-bearing capacity of the fall protection anchors installed in the Greenville County Admin Building's North and South Towers.
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