Observation of the Work. 1. The A/E is to make periodic visits to the jobsite to observe and inspect the work. The Owner-A/E Agreement requires that a principal of the A/E (Architect and Consultants) visit the site at least twice per month, but the A/E’s project personnel should expect to be at the site much more frequently as needed to clarify and resolve issues, respond to questions, and administer the work. In addition, site visits are required for general review of work placement and for specific reviews related to certification of progress payments and formal inspections. Provide written field reports for all site visits. Assist the RCM & CI in matters of interpretation of design intent and other consultation as requested. 2. All critical phases of the work are to be observed by the A/E including the start of all significant work activities as well as tests of sewer, water, gas and electrical lines and equipment, concrete pours and foundation excavation, piers and pile driving, start-up and commissioning of mechanical and other systems, etc. 3. Review Contractor's periodic payment estimates with Contractor and CI at the jobsite, along with verifying stored materials either on the site or in off-site storage. Assist in resolution of payment request amounts to enable certification of payment. 4. Make a detailed list of all outstanding work items and/or deficiencies in the Work in association with Overhead or “in wall” Inspections, System(s) Start-up Inspections, Substantial Completion or Prefinal Inspection, and Final Inspection. Assemble lists from all parties participating in the inspections and furnish the official consolidated punch list(s) to all parties. Assist in verification of correction of punch list items.
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Sources: Owner's Design Guidelines Agreement, Owner's Design Guidelines Agreement, Owner’s Design Guidelines Agreement