OSHPD Updates - CSHE

. During the MeetingMeetings are usually run by the AOR, the EOR, the POR, or the generalcontractor. Participation by other contractors and subcontractors willvary based on their level of preparation and experience. During thepre-construction meeting the general contractor should be able to giveassurances regarding personnel and materials to complete the work.The OSHPD field staff may do the following:• Request the design professional of record (DPOR) establish anddefine lines of communication among subcontractors, contractors,design professionals, the IOR, and OSHPD field staff.• Identify and review the requirements of the Hospital SeismicSafety Act of 1983 and Title 24, Part 1, Chapter 7 of the CCR• Summarize the overall duties, observation, and coordinationfunctions of the AOR or SEOR as required by Title 24, Part 1,Chapter 7 of the CCR, including preparation of AmendedConstruction Documents and verified reports, site visits to verifywork, and certification and submittals to OSHPD• Summarize the overall duties of the IOR, reporting relationships,and the IOR’s responsibility to verify compliance with the plans,specifications, and applicable code.• Discuss required coordinated review of the project by OSHPDrepresentatives (CO, FLSO, and DSE)• Identify specific and/or unusual code and project requirements• Explain code requirements for shop drawings, submittal, review,and approval. Outline procedures for meeting the requirementsand how submittals will impact project schedule• Explain the procedures and requirements for approving AmendedConstruction Documents. Review the approved TIO Program• Discuss the schedule for submittal of deferred approval items toavoid delays in construction• Request scheduling requests from owners and contact informationfor the hospital representativePage 106Section 4. Inspector of Record