9. sign the final certificate of inspection and verification form, certifying all inspections were completed in compliance with the law and rules and the Resource Manual to safeguard the public health, safety, and general welfare of occupants; 10. send the final inspection certification and inspection verification, and provide all other related project closeout submittals to the Utah State Office of Education and to the appropriate local government entity building official upon completion of the project; 11. if the District uses a District building inspector or an independent building inspector, provide, on a monthly basis during construction, a copy of each inspection certificate and a monthly inspection summary regarding the school building to the State Superintendent and to the appropriate local governmental entity building official where the building is located; and 12. maintain all submitted documentation at a designated District location for auditing or monitoring.
Utah Code § 10-9a-305(6)(c) (2013) Utah Code § 17-27a-305(6)(c) (2018)
Utah Admin. Rules R277-471-3 (November 10, 2014) Utah Admin. Rules R277-471-5.D (November 10, 2014) Utah Admin. Rules R277-471-8.A(1) (November 10, 2014)
Construction Inspection Building inspectors employed by the District must be currently International Code Council commercially certified and licensed in Utah, in the trade specific to the inspection, consistent with Utah law and Resource Manual requirements. The District may employ one of three methods for school construction inspection: 1. an independent, properly licensed and certified building inspector; a. The independent building inspector shall: i. not be, or be an employee of, the architect, developer, contractor or any subcontractor on the project, or any management company or other agency hired by the District to perform construction or construction administrative services; ii. be approved by the applicable local government entity where the construction occurs; and iii. be properly licensed and certified to perform all of the inspections that the inspector is required to perform. b. The independent building inspector may be an inspector working outside the municipality, county, or school district in which they are employed. 2. a properly licensed and certified building inspector, employed by the school district and performing school construction inspections within the boundaries of the District; or 3. a properly licensed and certified building inspector approved by the local jurisdiction in which the construction activity occurs. (Inspectors employed by municipalities and counties may perform school construction inspections within the boundaries of the municipality or county where they are employed.)
Utah Code § 10-9a-305(6) (2013) Utah Code § 17-27a-305(6) (2018) Utah Admin. Rules R277-471-4 (November 10, 2014)
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