Project North Sound Behavioral Health Treatment Center

Created 2020-10-12 10:00:04 PDT by Adam Johnson

Updated 2020-10-16 13:04:45 PDT by Adam Johnson

Project Name and Number North Sound Behavioral Health Treatment Center - R16-180068.01

Location 902 Pine St., Everett, WA 98201

Observation Report No.: 24

Report Author Adam Johnson

Date of Visit 2020-10-12

Time of Visit 10:00

Weather Conditions Partly Cloudy

Temperature (F) 52

GC/CM BN Builders

Site Walk By Jeff Hencz, Steve Slawson (SnoCo); Kevin Fromm, Adam Johnson (OAC)

On Site Trades Alliance Partitions, BN Builders, Corona Steel, Ewing (Electrical), Hawk Mechanical(HVAC & Plumbing), Snyder

On-Site Labor Force 23

On-Site Heavy Equipment See photos. No major changes, only fork and man lifts on site.

Materials on Site / Deliveries No deliveries while on site.

Scheduled Activities FRP equipment pads, fireproofing, frame/WRB AA line, exterior GWB/fluid appliedflashing, TPO roofing, final clean/wrap up detention side plumbing, interior wallframing.

Observed Activities in Progress Densglass installation on the exterior, MEP roof penetrations over the admin area, MEPrough-in, fireproofing, MEP rough-in, wall framing.

Other Progress Observations Concrete poured back in the trenches in the housing areas, more roof work,fireproofing, MEP rough-in, framing.

Surveys & Inspections NA

On-Site QA/QC Items Some areas on the CMU will need to be addressed. BNB has a running list of areas forQA/QC once Cascade is nearing completion.

Safety NA

COVID-19 Specific Safety NA

Observation Photos

Report InformationReport Information

Site ObservationsSite Observations

Photo DocumentationPhoto Documentation

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Exterior insulation installation in progress on the (plan) north elevation.

Exterior insulation installation in progress on the (plan) north elevation.

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Exterior insulation installation in progress on the (plan) north elevation.

Fireproofing applied in the 1st floor admin area. Insulation in progress. Photo facing(plan) southwest towards the stairwell.

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Fireproofing applied at the elevator shaft. Photo facing (plan) southwest.

Insulation in progress along the (plan) west elevation in corridor 135. Photo facing(plan) southwest.

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Fireproofing applied, insulation in progress in the admin area. Photo facing (plan)southwest towards Patient Storage area 147.

MEP in progress in the 1st floor men’s housing area . Photo facing (plan) southwest.

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Fireproofing applied, overhead electrical in progress at the infill area on the 1st floor.Photo facing (plan) east towards women's housing.

Overhead MEP connections in Sallyport 162. Photo facing (plan) south.

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Overhead MEP in the 1st floor women's housing area. Photo facing (plan) northeast.

Some of the patch-back remains in progress in the 1st floor women’s housing .

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Overhead MEP in the 2nd floor women's housing area. Photo facing (plan) northeast.

Plumbing core drilling in progress in the women's shower room 259. Photo facing(plan) southeast.

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2nd floor infill area. Photo facing (plan) west.

Examples of grout installation that need to be addressed. Photo facing (plan) east inthe 2nd floor Staff Lounge area 226, south of the window rough opening.

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Fireproofing, rough-in in progress in the 2nd floor admin area. Photo facing (plan) east.

Fireproofing, rough-in in progress in the 2nd floor admin area. Photo facing (plan)

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southeast.

Roof over the 2nd floor infill area. Photo facing (plan) northeast.

Parapet wall along the FF line. Photo facing (plan) north.

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Parapet wall along the FF line. Photo facing (plan) northwest.

MEP penetrations on the admin area roof. Photo facing (plan) northwest.

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MEP penetrations on the admin area roof. Photo facing (plan) north.

DISCLAIMER The comments described here resulted from a brief walk-through which we performedto review the project's general conformance with the plans and details. This brief walk-through is not to be construed as an official inspection, nor is it intended to verify ordirect contractor means and methods. Official inspections are provided byindependent inspection agencies or by the authority having jurisdiction. If you have anyquestions or comments, please contact our office.

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