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HomeMy WebLinkAbout005-Specifications_09-04-2018G. Welding All exposed welds are to be ground smooth and filled to match surface of adjacent material. VIII. INSTALLATION A. Contractor shall be responsible for determining the erection and dismantling of all barricade or protective coverings necessary to safeguard the public and property during the performance and duration of his or her work. B. Contractor shall attach objects to substrates in accordance with the project structural engineer’s and the manufacturer’s instructions unless otherwise shown. Install level, plumb, and at proper height. Repair or replace damaged units as directed by the Owner or Design Workshop Visible abrasions to finished surfaces must be repaired so that damage is not visible. C. Installation of all items shall be by the contractor. Installation includes provision of any required footings, all anchor bolts, fastenings, attachment metals, and other miscellaneous metal items embedded in concrete or building wall material as required, and security of units in place with no visible fasteners. D. The contractor will be responsible for any damage caused to building, site, and adjacent objects or elements during installation. The contractor shall be responsible for cleaning up all work areas upon the completion of their work, on a daily basis. E. The contractor shall provide required electrical equipment and connection to shell building. The point of connection is to be provided by the General Contractor. All electrical connections shall be made by a licensed electrician employed by the contractor for this purpose. All connections shall be made in accordance with the requirements of the National Electrical Code (N.E.C.) in addition to all applicable local codes. Electrical contractor shall provide and install all wiring, conduit, junction boxes and electrical devices necessary to provide electrical power to rough-in connections unless otherwise noted. Contractor shall provide concealed neon transformers and all electrical connections beyond rough-in connections by electrical contractor, according to N.E.C. approved methods. F. Contractor shall be responsible for matching electrical service available on site to the requirements of the object, including transformers. G. All necessary electrical components as well as the entire assembly are to be UL listed, or by approved nationally recognized testing lab. H. Contractor is responsible for compliance with all applicable environmental regulations. I. Contractor is responsible for compliance with all OSHA regulations. J. Contractor shall be responsible for coordination of all elements with the general contractor, other sub-contractors and trades people relative to this work. These coordination efforts will include, but not limited to: deliveries, work schedules, and installation. Storage space at the job site is limited and will also require coordination and/ or approval. Materials or finished work stored at the job site without prior permission may be relocated at contractor’s expense. IX. SUBMITTALS A. Shop drawings The contractor shall submit three sets of detailed shop drawings (2 sets of prints, 1 reproducible set of plans, elevations and scale drawings) to Design Workshop and 1 reproducible set plus 1 set of prints to the Owner for review prior to production. These drawings are to show/indicate all materials, finishes, construction details, lighting requirements, installation details, artwork and structure, including locations of all material seams (finished and unfinished). Shop drawings and data shall be reviewed by the Owner and Design Workshop with such promptness as to cause no delay in the work. The contractor shall make all corrections required and resubmit for final review. Final reviewed shop drawings noted “No Exceptions Taken” or “Exceptions as Noted” must be received from the Owner before production starts. Shop drawings will be reviewed for compliance with design intent only. The contractor is responsible for engineering each object to meet all load and wind requirements with sealed drawings and calculations by certified engineers. The contractor B. Illumination Illuminate units in the manner indicated using the manufacturer’s standard lighting components including: solar, fluorescent, incandescent and/or neon, fixtures, transformers, insulators and other components. Make provisions for servicing and for concealed connection to the building system. Coordinate all electrical components with those of the power supply provided. C. Signage/Cabinet Details shown on the drawing shall be followed for exterior appearance. Structural design shall utilize unitized, self-supportive framing. Fabricate cabinet, exposed faces and graphic devices to size and style indicated and produce surfaces free from oil canning, warping, distortion or any irregularities or inconsistencies. Include internal bracing for stability and attachment of mounting accessories as required. Contractor may change interior construction shown on these details to conform with his shop practices. However, these changes must be submitted as part of the shop drawings and be reviewed and accepted by Design Workshop prior to fabrication. D. Fastenings 1. Fasteners on all visible surfaces shall not be exposed, except where noted. 2. Surfaces shall not be penetrated during fabrication or installation, except where noted. 3. Surfaces shall not be deformed, distorted, or discolored by attachment of concealed fasteners. 4. All fasteners shall be resistant to oxidation or other corrosive action completely through their cross sections. 5. Work shall be secured with fasteners of the same metal, color and finish as the components they secure where they are exposed to view. 6. Fasteners shall be utilized in strict accordance with their manufacturer’s specifications, directions, recommendations and as indicated on Design Intent Drawings. E. Aluminum Sheet Not less than 0.125” thick unless noted otherwise. Fabricate by the HELIARC or MIG welding process with all visible seams continuously welded, filled and ground smooth, unless the seam occurs along a color break. Then a clean butt joint with concealed backing channel and plug weld is finished to match surrounding material finish. All blinds, curves, and folds to be geometrically correct and produced by a consistent mechanical method unless approved otherwise by Design Workshop. F. Jointing and Brake Forming All sheet metal shall have brake formed edges with radii not greater than sheet thickness unless otherwise specified. Adjacent stock shall have edges with similar radii.