Nassau County Building Department

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1 July 6, 2018 Nassau County Building Department Inspection Types ALL INSPECTION REQUESTS ARE REQUIRED TO BE INITIATED BY THE PERMIT HOLDER, ALL INSPECTION REQUESTS SHALL SUPPLY THE PERMIT NUMBER FOR EACH TRADE REQUESTED, THE TYPE OF INSPECTION, THE NAME OF THE INDIVIDUAL MAKING THE REQUEST AND A TELEPHONE NUMBER WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL CAN BE REACHED IF NECESSARY. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE INSPECTIONS PERFORMED BY THE NASSAU COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT WITH A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PURPOSE FOR THE INSPECTION INSPECTIONS REQUESTED FOR THE FOLLOWING WORK DAY MUST BE CALLED IN PRIOR TO 4:00 P.M. THE DAY BEFORE. TYPE DESCRIPTION 100 FOOTER/FOUNDATION: This inspection is made after a foundation or footing has been dug and all required reinforcement or inbedded items have been placed and before any concrete has been placed. 103 COLUMN PADS/TIE STRAPS: This inspection is made after the column pad has been dug and all required reinforcement or imbedded items have been placed and before any concrete has been placed. 110 SLAB: This inspection is made after the area has been leveled and any form boards have been placed, all reinforcement, wire mesh, vapor barrier and soil poisoning that is required has been completed and before any concrete has been placed. A copy of the Compaction/Density report as well as a form Board Elevation Certificate shall be posted in the job box for the Building Departments Records. 112 MONOLITHIC SLAB: (A slab on grade that includes all interior and exterior footings). This inspection is made after the footing has been dug, all reinforcement has been installed, all imbed items are in place, all electrical, plumbing and mechanical wiring or piping components located under the slab have been placed and inspected, the welded wire mesh if required is in place, the vapor barrier is in place, the soil poisoning has been completed and before any concrete is placed. A copy of the Compaction/Density report as well as a form Board Elevation Certificate shall be posted in the job box for the Building Departments Records 115 FIRE DAMAGE EVALUATION: This inspection is made by the Building Inspector and the Fire Inspector after a fire has occurred to assess possible fire resistive and structural requirements. 120 OPEN FLOOR JOIST: This inspection is made after the floor support members have been placed, all anchor bolts and strapping indicated on the plans have been installed and before any sub-flooring has been installed. 125 PRE-POUR: This inspection is made on anything that is going to have concrete poured that is not covered by another inspection type such as filled cells, stem wall, patios, lift stations, etc. and is made before the concrete is placed. 130 LINTEL: This inspection is made on wall openings that are located in concrete block walls for windows, doors, etc. and is made after the forms and all required reinforcement or the pre-manufactured lintel and all required re-enforcement is in place and before any concrete is placed. 131 TIE-BEAM/BOND BEAM: This inspection is made on those concrete structural beams that tie the columns or walls of a structure together and is made after the forms and all required reinforcement and in-bedded items have been placed and before any concrete has been placed. 135 FIREWALL/FIRE RATED WALL: This inspection is made after any wall that is required to have a fire resistance has had the required frame inspection and the insulation inspection if required and after the first layer of rated sheet rock has been installed and any subsequent layer for the purpose of ascertaining the correct spacing of fasteners and installation of approved fire rated caulking on any openings.

2 2 137 FIRE SEPARATION CEILING This inspection is made when 5/8 type X gypsum or equivalent is placed under a habitable bedroom and before any taping or covering of fasteners are done. 140 FIREPLACE ROUGH: This inspection is made after the pre-manufactured unit is installed or a masonry unit has been roughed in and all firestops, fastening, clearances and attachments have been made in compliance with the manufacturer s instructions (the manufacturer s instructions must be available at the time of inspection) or in the case of masonry in compliance with the mechanical code AND THE BUILDING CODE. 149 WALL SHEATHING /COVER UP/NAIL PATTERN/SHEAR WALL: This inspection is made after the exterior sheathing has been installed and before any construction paper or vapor barrier, wire lath, siding is installed and is for the purpose of ascertaining the proper size and spacing of fasteners. (interior shear walls require an inspection of both sides) ROUGH FRAMING: This inspection and is made in conjunction with the rough plumbing, rough mechanical, and rough electrical inspections and after all truss installation is complete and all connection devices have been installed and before any insulation or ceiling or wall covering is installed. (In residential all trades are inspected at the same time, in commercial each trade may receive separate inspections) DRY IN/RE-ROOF: This inspection is made after: A) On new construction, the underlayment is installed, eave drip, valley flashing, 5x5 metal is installed with nailing patterns visible as per code and all pipe boots on site. B) On re-roofing the old water barrier removed, new secondary water barrier and underlayment if applicable installed, eave drip, valley flashing installed with nailing patterns visible as per code, existing 5x5 metal exposed on roof and new pipe boots on site. This inspection is needed for re-roof permit as an in progress inspection. 152 EXTERIOR STRAPPING: This inspection is made after any wind load related and required strapping or attachments are in place and before they are covered up by house wrap. 153 SHEATHING ROOF: This inspection is made on: A) New Construction after all roof decking or sheathing is installed, for the proper spacing, size and number of fasteners as per code. B) Re-roof inspection this is done after the old water barrier is removed and the decking or sheathing is re-nailed, for spacing, size and number of fasteners as per code. This inspection is needed for re-roof permits as an in-progress inspection BRICK FLASHING: Flashing at the base of the frame walls is to be inspected before covering with brick veneer WINDOW/DOOR ROUGH INSTALLATION: This inspection is made to verify the-manufacturer recommended attachments for the installation of windows/doors in high wind zones have been installed properly. Manufacturer s installation instructions must be at the site for this inspection. On structures with brick or masonry veneer this inspection is made after house wrap and before veneer installation to determine proper material and spacing of ties. This inspection may be utilized as a separate inspection or in conjunction with the framing inspection. (Must also set up a final (999) inspection when installation complete LATH & NAIL STUCCO INSPECTION - Exterior lath and accessories are inspected before the application of the first coat of stucco. 160 INSULATION: This inspection is made after all rough inspections have been approved and before any ceiling or wall covering is installed, and all spray foam insulation has been installed. 170 SIDING/TEAR OFF: This inspection is made after the old siding material is removed and before the new siding is installed for the purpose of determining if there is rot or structural deterioration. 175 SIDING FINAL: This inspection is made after the installation is complete MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOME TIE DOWN- This inspection is made after any wind load related and required strapping or attachments are in place and before skirting is installed around the perimeter of mobile home and before the final mobile/manufactured home inspection. Permit will be void if this inspection is not completed within 30 days of permit issuance.

3 3 210 ELECTRICAL TEMPORARY: This inspection is made after the temporary pole or temporary installation is complete and before the meter is set and power connected. 215 TUG (Temporary Underground Service) TEMPORARY: This inspection is made after the temporary service that is installed on the structure and connected to a GFCI protected quad receptacle is complete. A TUG installation SHALL NOT be connected to the house panel until a 260 Meter Set Inspection has been approved. 220 ELECTRICAL CEILING COVER UP: This inspection is made after any raceway wiring and/or junction boxes are installed that may be covered up by construction material. (May also be called a Rough Electrical Ceiling Only ) (NOTE: Conduit or raceway without electrical wiring is not a required inspection). 240 POOL ELECTRICAL: This inspection is made after all electrical conduit, bonding devices for the reinforcement, niche and lighting fixtures are installed and before any cover of concrete is placed or shot. (If electrical is completed a (299) electrical final must also be set up with the 240) 250 ELECTRICAL ROUGH: This inspection is made after all conductors (wires) are installed and before any covering is completed. (This inspection is to determine if the correct size wire is used, the correct fastening is used and the appropriate circuits have been installed) 252 LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL ROUGH: This inspection is made after all conductors (wires) are installed and before any covering is completed. 260 ELECTRIC METER SET: This inspection is made after all electrical components are in a safe condition with all required grounding in place, has a signed pre-power agreement and is utilized to have electrical power for the purpose of hot checking appliances and circuits. (This is NOT a final electrical inspection) 290 ELECTRIC PRE-POWER: This inspection is made on commercial electrical installations for the purpose of determining that the installation is safe, has a signed pre-power agreement and is utilized for the purpose of checking out the electrical components, appliances and equipment prior to a final electrical inspection. (This is NOT a final electrical inspection) 299- ELECTRICAL FINAL/CHANGE OUT: This inspection is made after all components, fixtures, equipment and appliances indicated on the approved construction drawings have been installed and the electrical system is in a complete, safe and code compliant state and ready to be used. 350 PLUMBING ROUGH/GROUND: This inspection is made after all plumbing piping has been installed under the slab and before concrete is poured and is not covered up with dirt over any connections and has the required 10-foot head of water on drainage piping and required pressure of approximately 80 to 100 PSI on water piping. (This inspection is utilized to determine if there are any leaks in the system and if the proper materials were utilized). 355 PLUMBING ROUGH: This inspection is made after all piping on any given floor or on the entire installation or on a remodeling or addition has been installed properly, is not covered up with any construction material and has the required 10 foot head of water and required pressure on water pipes. (This inspection is utilized to determine if there are any leaks that will be located within areas such as walls or floors that cannot be detected after completion of the project) 363 GAS ROUGH PIPING & PRESSURE TEST: This inspection is made after all gas piping authorized by the permit has been installed and before all portions which are to be concealed by plastering or otherwise have been so concealed, and before any fixtures or gas appliances have been connected. This inspection shall include a pressure test and underground tank installation, if used, and required bonding and tracer wire. 369 GAS FINAL: This inspection is made on all new gas work authorized by the permit and such portions of existing systems as may be affected by new work or any changes, to insure compliance with all requirements of the Florida Fuel Gas Code, The Florida Fire Prevention Code and NFPA-58 and to assure that the installation and construction of the gas system is in accordance with reviewed plans.

4 IRRIGATION FINAL: This inspection is made after controller is mounted, low voltage wiring to automatic valves have been installed, backflow preventer and rain gauge installed, and all components are operational and the system is ready for its intended use. All low voltage wiring must conform to N.E.C standards. 399 PLUMBING FINAL: This inspection is made after all plumbing fixtures have been installed, are operational and the system is ready for its intended use MECHANICAL GREASE DUCT TEST: A light test inspection shall be performed to determine that all welds and brazed joints are liquid tight. 450 MECHANICAL ROUGH: This inspection is made after the air conditioning or hood exhaust ductwork has been installed, and prior to being covered up with any construction material and is utilized to ascertain that the installation has been properly supported and meets the code requirements. 499 MECHANICAL FINAL: This inspection is made after all components of a mechanical system or fire place are installed are operational and ready for its intended use. Energy Calculation sheets shall be on site and available for the Inspector s use. 500 POOL STEEL: This inspection is made after all re-inforcement has been placed, all electrical bonding components are in place, pressure tested on all concealed piping to 35 PSI and prior to the placement of any concrete. 501 POOL DECK: This inspection is made after the pool decking has been formed, the reinforcement has been installed; the electrical bonding is in place and before the placement of any concrete. 505 POOL SAFETY INSPECTION: This inspection is made after all components of the required barrier system have been installed in compliance with State Statute 515 and Florida Residential Code, Chapter 41, Section R prior to filling the pool with water. (MUST CALL FOR (999) FINAL AFTER THIS INSPECTION) 600 INFORMATIONAL VISIT: This inspection is made when a citizen or contractor is unsure of a requirement or needs assistance with the project and is at the discretion of the Building Official or the Building Inspector. 650 PRE-HOUSE MOVE INSPECTION: This inspection is made on structures that are presently located within the boundaries of Nassau County (Those located elsewhere require an inspection report from a qualified design professional) and is for the purpose of determining if the structure is in a safe and structurally sound condition before issuing a permit to relocate the structure FIRE ALARM INSPECTION: This inspection is made after all installation of the alarm components have been installed and the contractor has the completed the certificate form provided in NFPA 72 (as applicable on the job site) and the fire alarm control panel has the Certification tag affixed in accordance with the State Fire Marshal Rule (must also Set up a 799 for final) FIRE ALARM ROUGH INSPECTION: This inspection is made after all wiring is installed and before any cover up is completed or building framing is completed. This inspection is to verify that the wiring is properly sized, installed and fastened within the building walls and concealed spaces. 710 FIRE SPRINKLER HYDRO AND ROUGH INSPECTION: The Fire Inspector shall witness a water hydro pressure test that has been pressurized for a minimum of two (2) hours at 200 PSI on the fire sprinkler system FIRE SPRINKLER: This inspection is made after all fire sprinkler system components are installed and have been tested by the installing contractor. The installing contractor shall furnish the Contractors Material & Test Certificate for Above Ground Piping to the Fire Inspector as proof of completion. (must also set up a 799 for final) 720 FIRE STANDPIPE ROUGH INSPECTION: This inspection is made after all standpipe system components have been installed. The inspector shall witness a pressure test of 200 PSI on the system. (must also set up a 799 for final) 730 FIRE HOSE CABINET ROUGH: This inspection is a portion of the Fire Standpipe Inspection (720) and is only required when Class II and Class III Standpipe Systems are required. (must also set up a 799 for final)

5 RANGE HOOD FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM This inspection is made after all components are installed and are operational. All gas and electric items must shut off under the hood system and not reactivate until manually reset. This will also test the electronic gas shut off valve that shall be installed (must also set up a 799 for final) 750 UNDERGROUND FIRE PIPING AND COMPONENTS ROUGH This inspection is made after all components of the private water-based fire suppression system have been installed underground and are ready for inspection by the Fire Inspector. The Fire Inspector shall witness a water hydro pressure test that has been pressurized for a minimum of two (2) hours at 200 PSI on the system. This rough may be one or more inspections. (Must also set up a 799 on last inspection if complete) FINAL FOR 700, 705, 710, 715, 720, 730, 740, Both rough and final (799) are to be set up at the same Time SITE WORK INSPECTION ROUGH: This inspection is utilized when the general, building or underground utility and excavation contractor obtained a single permit for the entire site work project and is performed after the ditches are dug, piping or conduit is in place and prior to cover up. This inspection may be for the entire installation or for partial inspections of the same or different components. 801 SITE WORK INSPECTION FINAL: This inspection is utilized when the general, building or underground utility and excavation contractor obtained a single permit for the entire site work project and is performed after all components have been installed and are in a final condition. 899 FINAL ZONING INSPECTION: This inspection is made after a Non-Residential Farm Building has been permitted and completed to ascertain compliance with Zoning requirements relating to setbacks. 999 FINAL INSPECTION: This inspection is a required inspection on all permits issued including demolition permits and is utilized to ensure that all aspects of the project or individual permit have been completed, meet all applicable codes and ordinances and that the building, installation or demolition is complete and ready for its intended use. A copy of the Blower Door Test results shall be available on site for the Final Inspection of Residential Construction projects. F99 - FEMA Final Inspection: This inspection is made on all structures located in a special flood hazard areas (SFHA) after both elevation certificates (under construction & finished construction) have been received and approved by the Floodplain Administrator. Hydrostatic flood vents are installed (if required) and all electrical & mechanical equipment is in place. This inspection will be performed concurrent with the building final inspection. T99 Tree Preservation Inspection This inspection is to verify that all trees identified to be protected on the island, or other particular lots, have been saved by the developer/contractor. This inspection will be performed by Growth Management prior to the final inspection. FINAL INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED ON ALL PERMITS. FAILURE TO OBTAIN FINAL INSPECTION MAY RESULT IN ADDITIONAL FEES