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Atlanta Above Ceiling Permit

by Cameron Dean, from the Community

Use this Atlanta Above Ceiling Permit template to manage above-ceiling work on construction and renovation projects. Capture contractor and company details, scope and location of work, schedule, and whether penetrations affect ceilings, floors, fire or smoke walls. Record types of work such as electrical, HVAC, fire systems, plumbing, and low voltage. Document panel changes and preexisting issues, verify compliance, and obtain life safety inspector approval at final inspection.

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This NRMC Above Ceiling Punch List helps hospital facility teams verify critical above-ceiling work before closeout. It covers drywall labeling and firestopping, fire sprinkler supports and drains, plumbing and HVAC piping labels, insulation, slopes, supports, access doors, roof drain insulation, vents and drain pans, and medical gas isolation. HVAC items include service clearances, damper access and labeling, insulation termination at dampers, breakaway connections, supports, and equipment identification. Electrical checks include labeling, box covers and knockout seals, bushings, grounding, and accessibility. Low voltage wiring support and separation from sprinkler piping are included, with photo capture and sign-offs for Engineering, Painter, Life Safety, HVAC, Electrician, and Phone/Data.
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Ceiling and Access Panel Inspection Checklist
This ceiling and access panel inspection checklist helps teams assess ceiling conditions and access panels during routine facility walkthroughs. Verify panels are aligned and in good condition, check ceilings and bulkheads for cracks or damage, look for signs of condensation, confirm FCU supply and return grills are clean and aligned, and ensure suspended fixtures are secure. It also prompts checks for unobstructed fire escape routes and accessible fire extinguishers. Use this customizable template to standardize inspections, document findings, and improve building safety and maintenance compliance across sites.
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Safety Work Permit Template
This safety work permit template helps you control high risk work by formalizing request, review, and authorization. It guides supervisors and permit authorities through documenting the work activity, identifying high risk tasks such as hot work, confined space, excavation, plant isolation, work at heights, and live electrical work, and confirming risk assessments and controls are in place. Capture names, dates, approvals, and signatures, register the permit, and communicate scope and supervision requirements. Use it to verify controls before start of work, monitor hazards during the job, and close out with final sign off.
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Low Voltage Permit to Work
This low voltage permit to work template helps organizations plan and authorize electrical tasks safely. Capture permit details, scope of work, location, dates, and special conditions. Document access control and safety precautions including lock off, safe isolation, proving dead and test instruments used, earthing, and warning notices. The form includes declarations for the authorized person issuing the permit and the competent person accepting it, with names, positions, signatures, and timestamps. A closure section confirms work completion and withdrawal of personnel and equipment. Developed with reference to BS7671, this template supports consistent control of electrical work but should be reviewed for suitability to your site and jurisdiction.
by Phillipa Gregory, from the Community
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NRMC Above Ceiling Punch List

This NRMC Above Ceiling Punch List helps hospital facility teams verify critical above-ceiling work before closeout. It covers drywall labeling and firestopping, fire sprinkler supports and drains, plumbing and HVAC piping labels, insulation, slopes, supports, access doors, roof drain insulation, vents and drain pans, and medical gas isolation. HVAC items include service clearances, damper access and labeling, insulation termination at dampers, breakaway connections, supports, and equipment identification. Electrical checks include labeling, box covers and knockout seals, bushings, grounding, and accessibility. Low voltage wiring support and separation from sprinkler piping are included, with photo capture and sign-offs for Engineering, Painter, Life Safety, HVAC, Electrician, and Phone/Data.

by Danita Olivier, from the Community

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Ceiling and Access Panel Inspection Checklist

This ceiling and access panel inspection checklist helps teams assess ceiling conditions and access panels during routine facility walkthroughs. Verify panels are aligned and in good condition, check ceilings and bulkheads for cracks or damage, look for signs of condensation, confirm FCU supply and return grills are clean and aligned, and ensure suspended fixtures are secure. It also prompts checks for unobstructed fire escape routes and accessible fire extinguishers. Use this customizable template to standardize inspections, document findings, and improve building safety and maintenance compliance across sites.

by Thoufeek Ahamed, from the Community

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Safety Work Permit Template

This safety work permit template helps you control high risk work by formalizing request, review, and authorization. It guides supervisors and permit authorities through documenting the work activity, identifying high risk tasks such as hot work, confined space, excavation, plant isolation, work at heights, and live electrical work, and confirming risk assessments and controls are in place. Capture names, dates, approvals, and signatures, register the permit, and communicate scope and supervision requirements. Use it to verify controls before start of work, monitor hazards during the job, and close out with final sign off.

by Mohamed Elhassan, from the Community

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Low Voltage Permit to Work

This low voltage permit to work template helps organizations plan and authorize electrical tasks safely. Capture permit details, scope of work, location, dates, and special conditions. Document access control and safety precautions including lock off, safe isolation, proving dead and test instruments used, earthing, and warning notices. The form includes declarations for the authorized person issuing the permit and the competent person accepting it, with names, positions, signatures, and timestamps. A closure section confirms work completion and withdrawal of personnel and equipment. Developed with reference to BS7671, this template supports consistent control of electrical work but should be reviewed for suitability to your site and jurisdiction.

by Phillipa Gregory, from the Community

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Atlanta Above Ceiling Permit

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