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It is recommended that a tabulation or matrix be provided forprojects resulting in a change in the number of patient bedrooms,isolation rooms, operating rooms, dietetic storage and refrigeration,general storage, and perinatal unit space. Such a tabulation ormatrix should include the number of existing items as well as theproposed items. Include a matrix of bed count and type.d. Existing Special ConditionsProjects that include additions and/or renovations of existing spaceswithin OSHPD-approved buildings present additional challenges toproviding required documentation for approval of the project. Toassist the reviewer in understanding how the new work does notconflict with required levels of safety provided by the existingfacility, in many cases the drawings will need to fully describeadjacent uses and occupancies, existing construction, and priorapprovals and documentation. Buildings or structures outside thescope of work, but proximate to the scope of work, should beidentified by size, area, height, and building and construction type.Often this information is unavailable from old drawings but needs tobe ascertained by field investigation and measurement. The titlesheet can only outline the existing conditions, occupancies, andconstruction to inform the reviewer of information that is presentedin more detail with the plans and other drawings. However, in thebrief descriptions of existing facilities, use of the same codematchingterminology is particularly important, and, wheneverpossible, drawings from previous OSHPD-approved projects for theexisting facility and related work should be listed and attached (andspecifically called out as “reference only” drawings).Tip: Providing “reference only” documents of approved existing conditions canspeed up the plan review process for renovations by reducing comments and thenumber of back checks.Page 38Section 3. Plan Design and Review
3.4 Fire and Life Safety Drawingsa. PurposeThe fire and life safety drawings are intended to depict the life safetycode requirements and assist the OSHPD reviewer by providing agraphic view of fire and life safety compliance and egress compliancefor the project. For new projects this will include identifying allcomponents of the exit path and building features that provide fireprotection and separation of individual occupancies. For renovationprojects, these drawings will also include a description of existing exitpaths, types and ratings of walls, and separations as well as indicatehow the new work will maintain or modify the life safety requirementsfor compliance.The drawings should include special graphic floor plans, coordinatedwith detailed information on the construction floor plans. For smallerprojects, a combined drawing is acceptable.Tip: Showing fire-rated walls on all architectural, mechanical, electrical, anddeferred approval drawings will facilitate the plan review process.Section 3. Plan Design and Review Page 39
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conduct for each certified hospital
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• The various parties involved wi
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6. The inspector(s) of record shall
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Code Application Notice 2-107.4 def
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• The IOR may serve as a special
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OSHPD should only allow the IOR to
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for the IOR to consider an inspecti
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4.8 ChecklistsMany books written on
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• OSHPD personnel (who can advise
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The IOR should do the following:•
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observes that the process is workin
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Section 55.0 IntroductionThe 2011 H
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that the entire project team must r
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EXAMPLE 1:TESTING, INSPECTION, AND
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Contractors. Each of these particip
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Inspection” forms, and distributi
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5.10 Milestones and IntervalsThe TI
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Section 66.0 IntroductionAfter the
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• California law requires that OS
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. Design TeamIt is virtually imposs
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Many issues can be resolved immedia
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d. SummaryThe major challenges asso
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Section 77.0 IntroductionThe purpos
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• Ensure that your design team pr
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how clearly and unambiguously you u
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construction and insist that the ne
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Obtain references for architects an
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development plans that include the
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• Design-Bid-BuildConsidered the
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Tip: Select the OSHPD process most
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“H” or “I” projects); proje
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7.5 Design PhaseRequire that your d
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(man-made or acts of God) requires
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Tip: Determine during the design pr
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from the manufacturer to design the
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floor and equipment racks and mount
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• Monitor the passage of time bet
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Tip: Obtain all needed OSHPD forms
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• To advise the Director of OSHPD
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Tip: Discuss your phased occupancy
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Tip: Do not attempt to use any buil
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