Your construction project is 99% complete. The walls are painted, the flooring is down, the lights are on and everyone is talking about move-in day.
So you’re basically done, right?
Not even close!
Getting a building ready for occupancy requires months of preparation, testing, documentation and coordination between the contractor, consultants, owner and Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).
In Episode 47 of What the RFI?, Matt Brennan kicks off a four-part series on construction occupancy and project closeout with a practical look at how to prepare for occupancy before the final inspection.
This episode covers:
The biggest takeaway?
Occupancy preparation starts months before the final inspection, not weeks.
This is Part 1 of the What the RFI? Occupancy & Project Closeout series.
Part 2: CAN/ULC-S1001 Integrated Systems Testing
Part 3: The Occupancy Inspection
Part 4: Project Closeout, Substantial Performance & Ready-for-Takeover
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What the RFI? is a Construction Administration podcast covering RFIs, submittals, site instructions, change orders, field reviews, construction contracts, project closeout and the day-to-day realities of managing construction projects.
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