Fire water main, monitor, sprinkler hydraulic calculations; Fire protection system alarm and control system design drawings and calculations; Process piping system plan and detail drawings (all submitted to the DCBO but only a sampling will be reviewed as outlined above for the process piping system design process verification plan and details, piping and instrumentation diagrams, – isometric details, etc.); High energy process piping systems pipe stress and flexibility analysis (provide a sampling as outlined above for the process piping system design process verification); Pressure vessel ASME code certification documentation; drawings; Pipelines; Transmission lines; Non-compliance reports (NCR) and resolutions thereof; and Monthly status of NCR’s will be included in the monthly report. B. Inspection of Constructed Facilities The inspection of construction by the DCBO is the primary means of assurance to the Energy Commission that construction is proceeding consistent with approved construction documents. The inspection of construction activities will be performed directly by DCBO personnel or by individuals (special inspectors) contracted by the project owner with direct reporting responsibilities to the project owner and DCBO. The project owner shall have personnel, or contract with firms and/or individuals that are qualified and certified special inspectors (if not provided by the DCBO) who shall be responsible for the special inspections required by the CBSC, Chapter 17, and Section 1704 Special Inspections. The qualification of an inspector shall be demonstrated by attaining certifications appropriate to his/her review and inspection duties as demonstrated by certification with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), American Welding Society (AWS), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and/or any other nationally-recognized testing and certifications appropriate to the scope of his/her duties. The project owner should create and submit a special inspection plan that identifies these special inspectors and their responsibilities. The DCBO shall review and approve the qualifications of the special inspectors. The project owner shall obtain the approvals of any special inspector prior to commencement of any construction activities where special inspection is required. The special inspectors shall work under the direction of the project owner and DCBO and not the firm contracted to construct the power plant or any portion thereof. Special inspections include, but are not limited to
Fire water main, monitor, sprinkler hydraulic calculations; Fire protection system alarm and control system design drawings and calculations; Process piping system plan and detail drawings (all submitted to the DCBO but only a sampling will be reviewed as outlined above for the process piping system design process verification – plan and details, piping and instrumentation diagrams, isometric details, etc.); High energy process piping systems pipe stress and flexibility analysis (provide a sampling as outlined above for the process piping system design process verification); Pressure vessel ASME code certification documentation; drawings; Pipelines; Transmission lines; Non-compliance reports (NCR) and resolutions thereof; and Monthly status of NCR’s will be included in the monthly report. B. Inspection of Constructed Facilities The inspection of construction by the DCBO is the primary means of assurance to the Energy Commission that construction is proceeding consistent with approved construction documents. The inspection of construction activities will be performed directly by DCBO personnel or by individuals (special inspectors) contracted by the project owner with direct reporting responsibilities to the project owner and DCBO. The project owner shall have personnel, or contract with firms and/or individuals that are qualified and certified special inspectors (if not provided by the DCBO) who shall be responsible for the special inspections required by the CBSC, Chapter 17, and Section 1704 Special Inspections. The qualification of an inspector shall be demonstrated by attaining certifications appropriate to his/her review and inspection duties as demonstrated by certification with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), American Welding Society (AWS), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and/or any other nationally-recognized testing and certifications appropriate to the scope of his/her duties. The project owner should create and submit a special inspection plan that identifies these special inspectors and their responsibilities. The DCBO shall review and approve the qualifications of the special inspectors. The project owner shall obtain the approvals of any special inspector prior to commencement of any construction activities where special inspection is required. The special inspectors shall work under the direction of the project owner and DCBO and not the firm contracted to construct the power plant or any portion thereof. Special inspections include, but are not limited to
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