ISLM Refurbish AHUs.pdf
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- TVHS VAMC Air Handler Units Refurbishment Federal contract opportunity
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This is an Interim Life Safety Measures (ILSM) Check Sheet from the Department of Veterans Affairs, completed by Contracting Officer's Technical Representative (COTR) Clint Roberts for an AHU (Air Handling Unit) Refurbish project in Fan Room 15/6/12, with a project start date of 4/29/2026.
The check sheet is a safety compliance tool requiring the COTR to assess and document eight specific life safety concerns before construction begins. All eight items were marked "No," indicating that exits will not be obstructed, emergency service access will not be impaired, fire alarm and suppression systems will not be affected, temporary partitions are not necessary, additional fire fighting equipment is not needed, fire safety levels will not be reduced, and structural fire safety features will not be compromised. The remarks section notes that all work will be performed within the fan room inside the actual air handling unit. The COTR is responsible for ensuring ILSM measures are implemented before project start and for conducting daily work site inspections. While no interim life safety measures were determined to be necessary for this specific project, the document establishes the framework through which the Safety Officer would coordinate required training, corrective actions, temporary systems, and director communications if any "Yes" responses had been indicated.
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Department of Veterans Affairs ATTACHMENT A Memorandum 626-01-EC5-01
INTERIM LIFE SAFETY MEASURES
(ILSM) CHECK SHEET
PROJECT NO. COTR
The COTR for each and every project will complete this ILSM Check Sheet prior to the start of the project. When project work makes it necessary to implement ILSM, the Safety Officer will be informed. The Safety Officer will assist in initiating those ILSM necessary to maintain life safety before the project starts. The COTR is responsible for assuring that the project does not start before ILSM are in place. The COTR is responsible for conducting daily inspections of the work site.
1. Will any exits be obstructed during construction such that alternative exits will have to be established? If yes, then the Safety Officer must provide training to all concerned staff on alternative exiting arrangements. Yes No
Training completed:
Date By
2. Will access to emergency services be obstructed so that emergency forces cannot gain access?
If yes, then alternate means of access or proper direction for emergency service personnel must be provided. Yes No
Corrections completed:
Date By
3. Will any fire alarm, detection, or suppression system be impaired during this project? If yes, then a temporary but equivalent system must be provided. The temporary system must be inspected every day. Yes No
Temporary in place:
Date By
4. Will temporary construction partitions be necessary? If yes, then the temporary partitions must be smoke tight and built of non-combustible or limited-combustible materials that will not contribute to the development or spread of fire.
Yes No
5. Will additional fire fighting equipment be necessary? If yes, then the COTR will assure that the contractor provides construction employees with adequate fire extinguishers and assure that these employees are properly trained in the use of the fire fighting equipment.
Yes No
6. Will the level of fire safety that is required by the Life Safety Code be reduced because of exiting deficiencies or other activities due to the construction? If yes then the Safety Officer will initiate a program of conducting two fire drills per shift per quarter in the areas affected by the construction for the duration of the project.
Yes No
7. Will structural or compartmentation features of fire safety be compromised? If yes, then the Safety Officer will provide training on alternate fire safety procedures to the personnel of all smoke zones that will be affected. Yes No
Training completed:
Date By
8. Will any of the above ILSM need to be implemented? If yes, then In addition to the training and education initiatives, the Safety Officer will initiate a memorandum for the Director’s signature addressed to all employees that clarifies the ILSM taken to address any Life Safety Code deficiencies and/or construction hazards that will exist during this project. Yes No
Memorandum initiated:
Date By
Remarks:
AHU Refurbish Fan Room 15/6/12 Clint Roberts
4/29/2026 All work will be performed in the fan room inside the actual air handling unit.
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