I need some advice. We are doing a fire suppresion system and the gas install in a commercial resturant. Yesterday, I inspected the job my guys did last week, not too bad for their first install w/o me always on site. The water heater gas pipe will be too short, the appliance piping needs to be secured better, they did not use enough straps on the EMT. But nothing that cannot be fixed before the inspection. Even the hole in the ceiling made by someones foot will be fixed.
My problem is some of the work done by other trades. Work like using red silicone to seal the duct joints, ( they did use silver spray paint to cover most of the silicone) no hinge kit on the fan, no intake air, screws penetrating the hood, no hinge kit on the fan. There are more appliances than listed on the original permit, so the air movement will not meet Oregon Mechanical Specialty Code 2010. I have expressed my concerns to the inspector twice, but the exhaust system has not been inspected yet. Now they want an inspection this week for a temporary occupation permit. My personal opinion is non-compliant issues will never be fixed.
What do I do, try to talk to the inspector again? Or do I take lots of pictures so when the place burns, I can protect myself?
My problem is some of the work done by other trades. Work like using red silicone to seal the duct joints, ( they did use silver spray paint to cover most of the silicone) no hinge kit on the fan, no intake air, screws penetrating the hood, no hinge kit on the fan. There are more appliances than listed on the original permit, so the air movement will not meet Oregon Mechanical Specialty Code 2010. I have expressed my concerns to the inspector twice, but the exhaust system has not been inspected yet. Now they want an inspection this week for a temporary occupation permit. My personal opinion is non-compliant issues will never be fixed.
What do I do, try to talk to the inspector again? Or do I take lots of pictures so when the place burns, I can protect myself?