What closeout documents should contractors supply at the end of a fire sprinkler installation?
The ones we typically expect to see are (1) as-builts, (2) test certificate for aboveground pipe, (3) test certificate for underground pipe, and then (4) warranty and product data for the owner. Are we missing anything? Posted anonymously by a member for discussion. Discuss this | Subscribe
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William Shores
12/14/2018 02:01:44 pm
O&M (if applicable).
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ZS
12/16/2018 11:39:40 am
Generally my closeout documents includes:
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Mike West
12/17/2018 03:30:57 pm
Commodity Placard. NFPA 13 Chapter 25 provides a list of items. Most are rarely provided.
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