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SECTION 5.0 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES 5.2 Contract Document Control The Project Construction Manager will obtain two complete copies of the executed Contract, with full size drawings to be used as the official onsite Contract. A copy will also be maintained by the Design Engineer. One copy will be stored for reference while the other will be used extensively by site staff and marked up with changes and references to submittals, RFI’s, Field Work Directives, and Change Orders. 5.2.1 Changes to Contract Documents The Project Construction Manager or Field Inspector will post changes to the official onsite Contract Documents after incorporation of the change in the Contract by Field Work Directive or Change Order. The Project Construction Manager will distribute copies of the executed contract changes in accordance with Table 5-1 and Figure 5-1. TABLE 5-1 Distribution of Contract Change Documentation Proponent Field Work Directive or Change Order Specifications Full-Size Drawings Design Engineer* 1 copy 1 copy 1 copy Project Construction Manager 1 copy 1 copy 1 copy C-P/DPW Chief Construction Engineer* 1 copy 1 copy 1 copy Program Construction Manager* 1 copy 1 copy 1 copy * When state, county, or city coordination is involved, sufficient copies will be provided for distribution to those agencies. Drawings or specifications superseded by subsequent contract changes will be retained for record purposes and marked “superseded” (SS), date superseded, and Field Work Directive or Change Order number associated with change. 5.2.2 Contract Document Revision Log The Project Construction Manager will maintain and distribute a log of specifications and drawings that shows the latest current revision and which revisions have been superseded since contract award. 5.2.3 Record Drawings Record Drawings are required to provide information as indicated by the Contract Documents. The Record Drawings include pertinent information from shop drawings and submittals, as well as any changes from the original drawing. During construction, it is the primary responsibility of the Contractor and the secondary responsibility of the Field Inspector under the direction of the Project Construction Manager to ensure Record Drawings are kept current. As a minimum, Record Drawings will contain the following: Revisions, additions, or deletions; accompanied by sufficient annotations to adequately describe the as-built condition. GNV310133632155.DOC/090840001 5-5
SECTION 5.0 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES FIGURE 5-1 Field Directive Flow Chart Identify Item Requiring Field Work Directive To Contractor Engineer of Record or Additional Support Staff Investigate Technical Feasibility (No Cost/No Time) Contractor Performs Work Project CM Notifies Chief Construction Engineer Project (CM) Prepares and Transmits WB032009003GNV BTR SSO 5-6 GNV310133632155.DOC/090840001
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Telephone: (504) 455-2090 Subcontra
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Training on the actual fall protect
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• Review and sign Attachment 1 to
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Work around vehicular traffic and h
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Revisions Approved By: Alan Cyrier
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Confined-Space Entry Permit (CSEP:
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Confined Space Alternative Procedur
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Confined-Space Non-permit Certifica
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PROJECT FALL PROTECTION EVALUATION
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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Hazar
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ENTRY UNDER A CONFINED-SPACE ENTRY
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H&S Self-Assessment Checklist - EAR
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H&S Self-Assessment Checklist - EXC
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