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This form is used to certify the As-Built submittals for bridge and culvert crossings, ensuring they comply with FEMA regulations. It requires a review by a licensed professional engineer to verify the agreement between the Certified Structure General Drawing and the relevant survey reports.

How to fill out as-built certification review form

How to fill out as-built certification review form

1. Gather all relevant project documents and drawings.
2. Review the original plans and specifications to understand the requirements.
3. Inspect the completed work against the original plans to identify any discrepancies.
4. Fill out the as-built certification review form with project details such as project name, location, and date.
5. Document any deviations from the original plans, providing clear explanations and references.
6. Attach any necessary supporting documentation, such as photographs or additional drawings.
7. Sign and date the form to certify the accuracy of the information provided.
8. Submit the completed form to the appropriate authority for review.

Who needs as-built certification review form?

1. Contractors responsible for completing construction projects.
2. Project managers overseeing project compliance and quality assurance.
3. Architects and engineers who need to verify that the construction matches the designs.
4. Regulatory agencies that require documented proof of as-built conditions.
5. Future property owners or developers conducting due diligence before potential property acquisition.

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What is as-built certification review form?

The as-built certification review form is a document that provides verification of the actual construction and completion of a project, reflecting any changes made from the original plans.

Who is required to file as-built certification review form?

Typically, the contractor or builder responsible for the project is required to file the as-built certification review form with the relevant authorities or regulatory bodies.

How to fill out as-built certification review form?

To fill out the as-built certification review form, one must provide detailed information about the project, including diagrams, modifications from original plans, materials used, and compliance with applicable regulations.

What is the purpose of as-built certification review form?

The purpose of the as-built certification review form is to provide an official record that the construction was completed according to regulations and to document any deviations from the original design.

What information must be reported on as-built certification review form?

The information that must be reported includes project details, construction dates, modifications from the original plans, inspection results, and compliance with safety and building codes.