Critical Findings Sample Clauses

Critical Findings. The Engineer shall notify, both verbally and in writing, the State District Bridge Inspection Office if a bridge needs special consideration. Examples of special consideration include but are not limited to when the Engineer recommends closing a bridge, missing load restriction signs, a new or different weight restriction, or lowers a condition rating to a 3 or less. If the inspection indicates significant deterioration of any structural element, the Engineer shall include documentation such as notes, measurements, sketches, and photographs with the written notification. The Engineer shall complete the Critical Inspection Finding form and email it along with supporting documentation to both the State District Bridge Inspection Office and the State Bridge Division Inspection Branch. To notify the State Bridge Division Inspection Branch, the Engineer shall email the Critical Inspection Finding form and documentation to: XXX_Xxxxxxxx_Xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx. If prompt action is required to maintain the safety of a structure, the Engineer shall notify the State District Bridge Inspection Coordinator immediately by telephone. The Engineer’s inspection team leader shall be available to the State for coordination of emergency efforts. If the State District Bridge Inspection Coordinator is not available, refer to the emergency contact list provided by the State District Bridge Inspection Coordinator and contact one of the individuals identified on this list.
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