(2) Any deficiencies found during inspection will be reported to the owner for immediate corrective action. A person qualified to inspect pursuant to paragraph (a) of this section shall document all deficiencies, and all completed corrective actions. (3) All inspection findings, deficiencies, and corrective actions shall be reported to the owner, recorded, and retained in accordance with this Part, and shall also be reported to the department in accordance with section 4.10 of this Part. ASHRAE 188 7.2.3 System Maintenance Maintenance Program must include: Schedule for the inspection of general system cleanliness, of drift eliminator condition and fill material condition, and of water distribution system operation; Requirements and schedule for or remote sump cleaning and purging of stagnant or low-flow zones; and Documentation requirements. ASHRAE Guidelines 7.6.1 System Maintenance Summary: Regular visual inspections should be made for general cleanliness. The drift eliminator should be inspected regularly and cleaned or replaced if deteriorated or damaged. The cold water basin should be cleaned when any buildup of dirt, organic matter, or other debris is visible or found through sampling. Mechanical filtration may be used to help reduce solids. Operation and maintenance records should include: Systemic information System water volume, with date and method of determination Manufacturer’s instructions for equipment operation Regular water treatment procedures Safety Data Sheets for chemicals used Names and persons responsible for system operation and shutdown Dates of inspections and written results of inspections Dates and nature of routine maintenance Dates of equipment repairs or modifications with description of work done. OSHA OSHA: Acceptable cleaning procedures are outlined as follows: Inspect equipment monthly.
(2) Any deficiencies found during inspection will be reported to the owner for immediate corrective action. A person qualified to inspect pursuant to paragraph (a) of this section shall document all deficiencies, and all completed corrective actions. (3) All inspection findings, deficiencies, and corrective actions shall be reported to the owner, recorded, and retained in accordance with this Part, and shall also be reported to the department in accordance with section 4.10 of this Part. ASHRAE 188 7.2.3 System Maintenance Maintenance Program must include: Schedule for the inspection of general system cleanliness, of drift eliminator condition and fill material condition, and of water distribution system operation; Requirements and schedule for or remote sump cleaning and purging of stagnant or low-flow zones; and Documentation requirements. ASHRAE Guidelines 7.6.1 System Maintenance Summary: Regular visual inspections should be made for general cleanliness. The drift eliminator should be inspected regularly and cleaned or replaced if deteriorated or damaged. The cold water basin should be cleaned when any buildup of dirt, organic matter, or other debris is visible or found through sampling. Mechanical filtration may be used to help reduce solids. Operation and maintenance records should include: Systemic information System water volume, with date and method of determination Manufacturer’s instructions for equipment operation Regular water treatment procedures Safety Data Sheets for chemicals used Names and persons responsible for system operation and shutdown Dates of inspections and written results of inspections Dates and nature of routine maintenance Dates of equipment repairs or modifications with description of work done. OSHA OSHA: Acceptable cleaning procedures are outlined as follows: Inspect equipment monthly.
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