Inspections

Tenant Handbook

Chicago, IL 60601
http://300eastrandolph.axisportal.com/

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- I. MOVE-IN INFORMATION
  - Move-In Forms
    - Explanation of Move-In Forms
    - Additional Forms Required
  - Pertinent Information For Your Move-In
    - Moving In
    - Elevator Usage
    - Instructions to Movers
    - Services To Be Furnished By Mover
    - Unions - Employees
    - Permits, Franchises, Licenses or Other Lawful Authority
    - Move-In Checklist
- II. BUILDING MANAGEMENT OFFICE
  - OFFICE OF THE BUILDING
- III. BUILDING OPERATIONS
  - Building Access/ Security
  - General Safety Guidelines
  - Building Maintenance
  - Janitorial Service
  - Parking
  - Bicycle Parking
  - Vendor Regulations
  - Rent Payment Information
  - Mail & Other Deliveries
  - Smoking
  - Solicitors
- IV. BUILDING RULES & REGULATIONS
- V . BUILDING AMENITIES
- VI. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
- VII. FORMS
- CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- CONSTRUCTION RULES & REGULATIONS
  - INTRODUCTION
    - Definitions
  - SAFETY POLICY
  - GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SAFETY
  - RADIO COMMUNICATION
  - SAFETY TRAINING AND ORIENTATION
  - DISCIPLINARY ACTION/WORK STOPPAGE
  - GENERAL SAFETY RULES
    - Housekeeping
  - HAZARD CONTROL
    - Site Safety Plan
    - Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)
    - Frequency of Revision
    - Participation by Subcontractors
    - Inspections
  - ACCIDENT/INCIDENT REPORTING
  - FIRST AID/INJURY RESPONSE
    - Injury Reporting
    - First Aid
    - Emergency Contact
    - Emergency Reporting and Injury Response Procedure
    - Blood Borne Pathogens (BBP)
  - ATRIUM SAFETY (Also See Exhibit X)
    - General
    - Elevators/Platforms
    - Notifications
  - ROOFTOP ACCESS AND SAFETY
  - FALL PREVENTION
    - Scaffolds
  - PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
  - HAZARD COMMUNICATION
  - CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS ENERGY
  - WELDING AND CUTTING
    - Hot Work Permit
    - Additional Hot Work Standards
    - Compressed Gases
  - FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS
  - FIRE PREVENTION
  - SCRAP METAL PROGRAM
  - EXHIBITS

300 East Randolph

Inspections

Certain operations require inspections and implementation of certain procedures prior to employees performing work. These may include but are not limited to, scaffold inspections, fall prevention inspections, lock out tag out, and other hazard specific inspections.

Contractor acknowledges its responsibility to determine and ensure all policies regarding inspections and procedures are followed. Contractor’s Safety Designee shall inspect the Project daily for unsafe behaviors and conditions and shall address any such issues immediately. The Contractor shall, at least weekly, conduct a formalized project inspection and make documentation of such inspection available to the Owner or the Tenant upon request.

The Owner reserves the right to observe the Contractor’s work sites and all related activity on the Building site to confirm conformance with this Policy.