Review of Project: The Inspection Agency shall review the approved building permit, plans
and specifications to become familiar with the Project and to identify the scope of work to be inspected.

Observe Assigned Work: The Inspection Agency shall inspect, for compliance with the Construction Codes, associated relevant standards, manufactures installation requirements and the structures, other construction, systems and features constructed or installed in the project and listed in “Full Scope of Inspections,” as applicable for the specific project. The Inspection Agency shall complete all inspections required by applicable codes and regulations, including, but not limited to, those set forth in 12A DCMR §109.3. Inspections shall be based on all applicable codes and standards, and approved documents containing information relevant to the disciplines covered by this Procedure Manual, as assigned by the Code Official.

Report Non-complying Items: The Inspection Agency shall produce a list of non-complying items for each Inspection. The Inspection Punch List will list the required corrections that are a pre-requisite to the approval of the installation.

Provide Timely Inspection Reports: The Inspection Agency shall complete an Inspection Correction Report for every inspection that determines code compliance or other regulatory deficiencies exist. This report will can also serve as the correction compliance form.

Submit Final Report: The Inspection Agency shall submit a final report to the Chief Building Official in the form of a Certification of Inspection Compliance when all work on the project is complete within five (5) working days after verification of all the final inspections and completion of all work. Certifications of Inspection Compliance must be received by the Code Official prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy for the project or prior to the use of the work or system and may be e-mail in a compressed file is preferred.