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The document outlines the Statement of Special Inspections required by the City of Bloomfield Hills Building Department, based on the Michigan Building Code (MBC-200). It details the responsibilities of project owners and registered design professionals in providing special inspection services, including qualifications for special inspectors, testing labs, and fabricator shops. The document specifies various categories of special inspections needed for different construction materials and methods, along with the necessary verification and inspection procedures to ensure compliance with approved construction documents.

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What is the special inspection level in AQL?

AQL Special inspection levels (S-1, S-2, S-3, S-4) are typically used for certain types of on-site inspections or checks that are only necessary on a relatively small number of units in the lot.

What is a specialized inspection?

Specialized inspections are typically conducted for issues like mold, pests, radon, lead-based paint, asbestos, sewer lines and septic systems; there are state-specific inspections that are legally required. Each specialized inspection requires a different type of inspector, and youll need to pay each one separately.

What is the purpose of an inspection program?

The purpose of an inspection program is to assure management that the facilitys equipment and instrumentation can be operated safely and reliably and to identify problems and to take corrective actions when such problems do occur.

What are the 3 main types of inspections?

There are 3 inspection task types: preventive control inspections, sample collection, and commodity inspections. Preventive control inspection. Sample collection. Commodity inspection. The inspection process. 3.1 Determine the scope of the inspection. 3.2 Establish the team. 3.3 Review information.

What is the model program for special inspections?

The Model Program for Special Inspection has its roots in 1986 when it was first offered to building officials, jurisdictions, and inspection and testing agencies. It focused on the field inspection aspects of special inspection and is now used as a standard reference for the special inspector exams.

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