Mechanical inspections confirm proper installation and functionality of mechanical equipment for your project. In mechanical construction, we confirm that piping and ductwork layouts conform to approved project drawings. We confirm that all supports, hangers, bracing, and vibration isolation are properly spaced and anchored. AMAA can perform all inspections associated with the TR8 for proper certification of Energy Code Compliance.
AMAA provides special inspection for mechanical systems in NYC, including review of piping, ductwork, supports, hangers, bracing, vibration isolation, and related TR8 inspection requirements.
Mechanical Inspection Services:
- Seismic Plumbing, Mechanical, Fuel Gas, and Electrical Components as per BC 1705.12.3
- Seismic Isolation Systems as per BC 1705.12.5
- Smoke Control Systems Testing as per BC 1705.18
- Mechanical Systems as per BC 1705.21
- Ambient Sound Level
- Fuel-Oil Storage and Fuel-Oil Piping Systems as per BC 1705.22
- Sprinkler Systems as per BC 1705.29
- Standpipe Systems as per BC 1705.30
- Heating Systems as per BC 1705.31
- Chimneys and Vents as per BC 1705.32
- Emergency and Standby Power Systems (Generators) as per BC 1705.36
- Post-Installed Anchors (BB# 2014-018, 2014-019) as per BC 1705.37
- Anchors Pull-Testing
- Non-Potable Water Systems as per BC 1705.38
- Positive Pressure Exhaust and Vent Systems in Plenums and Ducts as per BC 1705.39
- Energy Code Compliance as per BC 110.3.5:
- Duct leakage testing, insulation, and design
- HVAC-R and service water heating equipment
- HVAC-R and service water heating system controls
- HVAC-R and service water piping design and insulation
- Metering
- Shutoff dampers
- Ventilation and air distribution system
- Final as per AC 28-116, BC 110.5
- Public Assembly Emergency Lighting as per AC 28-116.22
- Light Level Measurements
