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CONTENTS
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................... 6
WHAT IS A GREEN BUILDING? ........................................................................ 6
THE STRATEGIES ADOPTED FOR THE GREEN BUILDING ARE: .......... 7
TENANT DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION GUIDELINES............................ 9
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
INTRODUCTIONS................................................................................................
COMMUNICATION / SITE LIAISON...............................................................
CONTACT DETAILS FOR FIT OUT RELATED WORKS............................
FIT OUT COMMENCEMENT LETTER...........................................................
DESIGN SUBMISSION & REVIEW...................................................................
FINAL DESIGN APPROVAL .............................................................................
PRE FITOUT .........................................................................................................
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3.1 ACCESS.................18
3.2 PARKING ............................................................................................................... 18
3.3 MATERIAL DELIVERIES .................................................................................. 18
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
4.8
4.9
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
SERVICES ............................................................................................................. 24
TEMPORARY SERVICES .................................................................................. 24
REGULAR SERVICES ........................................................................................ 24
SERVICES COMMISSIONING .......................................................................... 24
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT....................................................................................... 25
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7
BADGES..................................................................................................................
ITEMS DELIVERED AND ITEMS REMOVED...............................................
ACCESS TO ADJOINING AREAS.....................................................................
PROTECTION OF FINISH WORK ...................................................................
WORKING HOURS .............................................................................................
GENERAL SAFETY..............................................................................................
ELECTRICAL SAFETY ......................................................................................
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6.8 FALL PROTECTION........................................................................................... 30
6.9 WELDING AND CUTTING ............................................................................... 31
6.10 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTS.............................................................. 31
6.11 FIRE SAFETY MANAGEMENT........................................................................32
6.12 SITE SECURITY.................................................................................................. 32
6.13 HEALTH AND SAFETY.................................................................................... 33
6.14 SCHEDULE COORDINATION ....................................................................... 33
7.1 DOS....................................................................................................................... 36
7.2 DONTS ................................................................................................................. 37
8.1 ANNEXURE 1 HOT WORK PERMIT................................................................. 39
8.2 ANNEXURE 2 ID CARD REQUISITION FORM FOR WORKERS............... 40
8.3 ANNEXURE 3 TENANT/CLIENT FIT OUT FORMS................................... 41
8.4 ANNEXURE 4 FIT OUT COMMENCEMENT LETTER................................. 44
8.5 ANNEXURE 5 SITE ACCESS PLAN................................................................... 45
8.6 ANNEXURE 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM.............................................. 46
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Green Buildings: An Overview
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1.1 Introduction
As a part of our new economy, more and more companies are drawn to, and motivated to stay in,
areas offering a higher quality of life. There is a widespread evidence of the importance of a clean
environment and other quality of life considerations. The Green Buildings at Noida (India) have been
designed as per world class systems & procedures qualifying for LEED certification.
The development of the Green Building would bring many benefits to the occupants. Support from our
tenants in designing their space using the principles outlined in this handbook will ensure that the
benefits of the Green Building designed are optimized.
Some of the benefits for the occupants:
. Lower Operating costs
. Improved Worker Productivity
. Future proofing for the utility rates
. Positive Corporate Image
. Good for the Environment
The following world class systems & procedures are being considered at the design stage of the
building:
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2.
3.
4.
The building has been evaluated on the basis of the methodology outlined in ASHRAE/IESNA 90.12004. Visual DOE4.1, a front-end to the DOE2.1E engine, has been used as the simulation tool.
The performance of the building will also be monitored by an Intelligent Building Management Systems
(IBMS)
and
international
standards
&
procedure,
IPMVP
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1.3 The strategies adopted for the Green Building are:
1. Construction
Wall Construction:
The building uses autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) blocks with a U value of 0.12 Btu/hr/ft/F which
have a very high insulation property. Their high fly ash content (60%) further helps the building to
address environmental concerns.
Roof Construction and Finish:
The building uses overdeck R15 extruded polystyrene insulation. In addition to the insulation, the
building roof has a Green Roof. The Green Roof ensures that a large percentage of the incident heat
energy is not absorbed by the roof.
High Performance Glazing:
Most of the glazing area is on the north faade of the building the shading coefficient and light
transmittance for this glass were developed very carefully in order to enhance available daylight in the
space and maintain visual comfort for the occupants without comprising on energy efficiency. These
high performance glazing will also provide external connectivity for the building occupants.
2. Indoor Environmental Quality
Temperature and humidity:
The equipments & systems are designed in such a way that the air-conditioned space will be
maintained at a temperature of 24 deg C and with the humidity level of 50-60 %, throughout the
operation of the building (24x7), irrespective of the occupancy levels & outside ambient conditions.
CO2 monitoring:
CO2 levels in the conditioned space will also be continuously monitored and compared with the outside
ambient CO2 level. If the difference rises above 530 ppm, then more fresh air will be taken and blown
in the conditioned area. This will further enhance the productivity of the building occupants due to
lower CO2 levels.
Elimination of the Environmental Tobacco Smoke:
Green Building understands the Environment concerns and adopts the policy of providing dedicated
smoking zones on the terrace.
Finishes:
Adhesives, Sealants, Paints, Resins used in finishes (core & shell and common areas) are selected
with low VOC content. These features will also enhance the human comfort levels.
Efficient Lighting:
Efficient fluorescent lamps (T5s) and luminaries with high coefficient of utilization have been selected
(for common areas) to achieve efficient lighting.
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3. HVAC System
Efficient Chillers:
The chillers provided for this building are water cooled screw chillers having a COP of 6.1
Secondary Chilled Water Pumps:
The building has primary & secondary chilled water pumping with variable speed drive to economize
on pump usage and in turn energy. Also the Air Handling units with Variable speed drives are used
which would modulate on the basis of actual temperature in the conditioning area. Energy efficient
equipment & systems will reduce the operating cost from the day one, of operation of the building.
These equipment & systems are designed, without comprising the human comfort levels, such as,
lighting levels, temperature in the conditioned space.
Metering:
Individual Energy meters are installed for each floor and the billing to the tenants would be done as per
the actual readings of these meters. This means that any energy saved would directly reflect in the
bottom line. The energy meters are linked to the central BMS. This would enable the tenants to
monitor/compare their consumption.
4. Water efficiency
Water efficient fixtures will be installed in the building. This will result in tremendous reduction in water
consumption. Flow of fixtures shall adhere to following:
Water Closets
0.8 GPF
Urinals
Hand wash
2.0 GPM
Shower
2.0 GPM
Kitchen Sink
2.0 GPM
Water balance for the building has been developed. This has also helped the water consultant to
design & size the water treatment plant. Recycled & treated water would be used for landscape and
irrigation thus reducing the need of any excess amount of potable water use.
5. Waste management
The project has allocated a separate space for segregation waste. This will enable the property
management group to segregate the waste generated in the building at the source itself.
The above mentioned design features considered will have an impact on energy efficiency levels and
will result in tangible & intangible benefits for the occupants.
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Consider LCD in lieu of conventional CRT monitors. The advantages of the LCD in comparison with
the conventional CRT monitors are:
th
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Occupies 1/6 depth and 85% of the width and height.
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.
Requires 1/3 the power.
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Display reduced glare, long term gain in vision and human comfort.
Task Lighting
A key component to a comfortable lighting system is giving the users control of their local lights. One of
the best ways to offer this is to provide a flexible and efficient task light. Using task lighting can also
mean that the overall ambient lighting can be reduced, saving both initial cost and overall energy use.
4. CFC reduction in Fire suppression system
Avoid Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) based refrigerants in Fire suppression systems. CFCs could
impact environment and health. Use only non CFC based refrigerants for fire suppression systems.
Alternatives are either HCFCs (Hydro chlorofluorocarbons) or HFCs (Hydro fluorocarbons).
5. Storage & collection of recyclables
The buildings has provided a dedicated storage and collection area to segregate, collect and storage
of materials for recycling which includes, paper, cardboard, glass, plastics, metal, etc. During interior
fit-outs, segregate these materials to facilitate recycling.
During occupancy, segregate waste at source to help the property management group to recycle.
6. Recycled content
Tenants could explore the possibility of using building products that incorporate recycled content
materials. By doing so, it reduces the impacts resulting from extraction and processing of new virgin
materials and giving a new life to the recycled content material.
An illustrative list of building products with recycled content materials are as follows:
1.
2.
3.
False ceiling material, which comprises of gypsum (which is industrial byproduct or waste)
Door panels made out of baggasse
Aluminum door and window frames, with very high recycled content
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8. Regional Material
Interior material can be procured within area of 500 miles to promote local materials and reduce
traveling distance.
9. Low emitting materials
To reduce the quantity of indoor air contaminants that is odorous, irritating and/or harmful to the
comfort and well-being of installation workers and occupants.
Volatile Organic Compound (VOCs) present in finishing products has harmful effect on the building
occupants. The VOCs vaporize (become a gas) at normal room temperature. Hence, the interior
designers can use products with VOCs within the specified limits.
The VOC limits for Adhesives and sealants are as follows:
Architectural sealant Non membrane roof Roadway Single ply roof membrane Others
250 (grams per litre)
300 (grams per litre)
250 (grams per litre)
450 (grams per litre)
420 (grams per litre)
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11. Daylight & Views
The building is designed to provide excellent day-lighting and views for the occupants. The tenants are
advised that the Interior layouts and fit-outs should be designed in such a way that the design provides
the building occupants a connection between indoor spaces and the outdoor through the introduction
of daylight and views.
Providing day lighting and views for occupants, will enhance the productivity of occupants by
10 15 %.
12. LEED for Commercial Interiors
The above mentioned design features considered will have an impact on energy efficiency levels and
will result in tangible & intangible benefits for the tenants. As explained, Green Buildings are aspiring
for LEED Core & Shell rating of USGBC. The tenants could design & construct their fit-outs in
accordance with the guidelines provided, as above. This will further enhance the performance of the
whole building. In order to facilitate the tenants of base buildings, USGBC has introduced an exclusive
rating programme for commercial interiors, LEED for Commercial Interiors (LEEDCI). Hence, we would
encourage the tenants to apply the above guidelines & attempt for LEEDCI ratings.
For further details on LEEDCI & green design, the tenants are requested to
visit the USGBC website, www.usgbc.org.
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Communication/Site liaison
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2.1 Introduction
It is imperative that all Tenants/Clients undertake their works at The Building by coordinating their work
with the Contractor and the Property Management Team so as to ensure that neither Party is hindered
in completing the work required for the joint opening.
The Tenants/Clients Contractors must coordinate the work as per the following guidelines. These
guidelines are for the construction and fitout to the time of the initial opening of the property. This
document does not in any way substitute the meetings which are required to be held prior to the start
of a Tenants/Clients work at Site.
The Fitout Manager is a focal point in the management of Tenants/Clients. Each Contractor should
assign a coordinator to be available on Site during all normal working hours and available during nonworking hours as may be required. Each Contractor will be responsible for proper execution of his
work and will be required to attend meetings as required for the purpose of coordinating all fitout
activity in the Property.
It is utmost important that lines of communication are open at all times therefore it is necessary for
each Tenants/Clients Contractor to have a Cell Phone available for use on Site. The following are the
guidelines for communication and site liaison during fit out stage:
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2.4 Fit out Commencement Letter
The client will fill up all details in the commencement letter and submit for
approval of Property Management Team. The format of commencement letter is
attached in the Annexure 4.
2.5 Design Submission & Review
Tenants/Clients fit out Designer will submit their preliminary design concept to our Fit-out Manager,
who will approve it in coordination with Management Team. This submission will include following
docs:
Floor plans, reflected ceiling plan, front elevations, sections and internal elevations @ 1:50
scale
Services layout including load requirement (Fire, HVAC ducting, Electrical and Mechanical)
The submission must be complete in order to evaluate proposal fairly for adequacy of services.
Wherever it is required that preliminary design submission need to be revised will be resubmitted for
further review after needful amendments.
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2.7 PRE FITOUT
Following Steps of activities are necessary Prior to start Fit out Work:
It is your responsibility to check and confirm all services locations and dimensions and inform us of any
discrepancies.
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Access
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3.1 Access
All access for materials/Personnel will be through specified location as shown in the site plan
attached (Refer Annexure 5).
Access to the roof is strictly prohibited. For those Fit out Contractors who require access a
special permit system will be in place.
Use of main floor, lobbies, or elevator lobbies is prohibited for storing material even on a
temporary basis.
Access to the designated fire exits escape routes must be always kept clear without any
interruption.
Tenants /Clients contractor will fill up the ID card requisition form (attached in Annexure 2)
and submit a copy to property management team for issue of temporary ID Cards.
3.2 Parking
Delivery vehicles are not allowed to park inside the property, it should immediately leave the
premises after unloading the deliveries.
No vehicle parking is allowed within the development area without approval of Property
Management (where applicable).
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Operational
Guidelines
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4.1 General House Rules
The following rules and guidelines for Fit-Out must be adhered to at all times:
All work must be carried out by Contractors who are registered and operate in a professional
manner.
All Contractors must have current Workers Compensation Insurance (unlimited) and Public
Liability Insurance as applicable.
All materials used onsite are supposed to be new and materially sound safe to handle,
serviceable and all work is to be completed in a professional manner with the minimum
interruption to the trading of the Building.
Tenants /Clients contractor, Project Manager must be present during site induction.
Tenants /Clients must provide a copy of commencement letter as per the standard format.
Tenants /Clients must provide a copy of fit out schedule to Management prior to commencing
work Onsite.
Tenants /Clients need to fill up and submit the hot work permit form (attached in Annexure 1)
to process any hot work during fit out period in advance.
4.2 Flex
To maintain the esthetics and deco of the Building, you are required to cover the front and
rear glass faade of your leased premises opening in the common area from inside with flex
during the fit out period. You are required to do the same before starting the FitOuts. This
should only be removed after the completion of the fit-outs and clearance obtained from
Property Management Team.
In case of non compliance for the same the management will put own flex and the cost of
same will be debited to you.
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4.5 EXECUTION OF WORK
Prior to the commencement of Work, the Contractor shall provide Fit-out Manager with a
projected schedule showing the major activities of work with the dates of their start and finish
with significant milestones for management to inspect.
Wherever applicable, permits must be obtained from property management prior to the
commencement of work. The fit-out Manager may approve deviations if any on exceptions in
writing.
Mixing of cement PCC etc. for flooring or otherwise can be done in their own licensed space.
Protect Glazing: Tenants/Clients will ensure that brown sheets/temporary branding sheets/flex
is covered on the glass door/frontage of their premises during fit outs to avoid any damage to
the glazing and door.
Tenants/Clients will ensure that a door mat is placed outside the licensed space during fit outs
to avoid spoiling of floor.
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All Tenants/Clients fit out Contractors must recognize that the area outside their own space is
not to be used for any kind of storage or any other activities. When materials are unloaded
they must be received and taken out of common area immediately. Failure to
do so will result in materials being removed, without prior notification.
Building Property Management is not liable for any loss due to fire, natural calamities, theft or
damage to the furniture, fixture, material or supplies belonging to the Tenants/Clients.
No explosive, inflammable or hazardous material will be used or stored anywhere on site or
incorporated within the Licensee Fit Out works.
4.8 PROTECTION
No damage should be caused to the property, and incase of any, the Tenants/Clients will be
responsible to make it good.
The sign displaying the name of the Tenants/Clients, their principle contractor and
emergency call numbers of key personnels must be available at all times.
The final removing and disposing of temporary signages will be undertaken by the
Tenants/Clients contractor and will only be permitted when all works likely to cause
interruption in the operation have been completed.
Tenants/Clients must take all measures necessary to protect adjacent Tenants/Clients
finishes, their own finishes and the Base Building Property finishes from any kind of physical
damage, dust, noise, vibration or any other nuisance.
4.9 Insurance
Each contractor employed at the project shall provide the Property Manager with current
certificates of insurance. Each contractor is responsible for obtaining acceptable certificates of
insurance from all subcontractors as applicable.
Workers Compensation and Employers Liability: As required by the laws of the State in
which the work is to be permitted these liabilities will be applicable to all contractors. The
responsibilities and lawful liabilities as principal employer will be of such contractors/Tenants
as applicable.
General Liability: Commercial General Liability or Comprehensive General Liability on an
Occurrence Form (Claims Made coverage not acceptable) insuring Body Injury, Property
Damage and Personal Injury against the hazards of licensed space and Operations (including
the use of mobile equipment), Products and Completed Operations shall be of the
Tenants/Clients Contractor.
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Services
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5.1 Services
The Intended Tenants/Clients or its contractors will not tamper with or relocate the fire safety
systems.
No disturbance should be caused to the services already laid except for extending its length
below or above false ceiling as applicable without any temporary joints.
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a.
b.
c.
d.
Competent Technical Personnel will address any issues arising during the commissioning
operation. However, representative from the Base Building Management and the
Tenants/Clients must be in attendance to witness all commissioning operations. The
Tenants/Clients must only carry out final connection to any service once authority has been
received from the Fit out Manager.
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Safety and Security
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The security and safety of man, material and machinery in and around the site of Base Building is
paramount requirement of Property Management. To ensure this, The Tenants/Clients and their
employees and Contractors are required to strictly observe following rules and norms which are just
guidelines only, which will be updated by Tenants/Clients as suitable to their Space/Offices.
6.1 Badges
All personnel shall be identified with a badge of identification denoting the Unit they are fitting out and
the Company they represent. The Tenants/Clients will prepare his own badges or will be given by
Property Management Team on request.
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6.6 GENERAL SAFETY
PROTECTION OF EMPLOYEES:
No contractor shall permit a labor/worker to work in close proximity to any part of an electric
power circuit that the worker could contact the electric power circuit in the course of work,
unless the worker is protected against electric shock by de-energizing the circuit and
grounding it or by guarding it effectively by insulation or other means. Contractor will obtain
line clearance permit from Fitout Manager to work on such electricity live lines.
In work areas where the exact location of underground electric power lines is unknown,
employees using jack-hammers, bars, or other hand tools which may contact a line shall be
provided with insulated protective gloves.
Before work is begun the employer shall ascertain by inquiry or direct observation, or by
instruments, whether any part of an energized electric power circuit, exposed or concealed, is
so located that the performance of the work may bring any person, tool, or machine into
physical or electrical contact with the electric power circuit. The contractor shall post and
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maintain proper warning signs where such a circuit exists. The contractor shall advise workers
of the location of such lines, the hazards involved, and the protective measures to be taken.
Fit out contractors are responsible for ensuring that each and every personnel working on
their site is fully aware of all safety updates.
All accidents should be immediately notified to Property Management Team.
Each Tenants/Clients principal contractor will appoint a responsible person to act as a Fire
Marshall
and
will
be
responsible
for
all
personnel under his control in the event of an evacuation of the site is warranted.
Base Building Property Management Team shall have free access to any Tenants/Clients unit
to inspect and confirm that the rules and regulations are being adhered too for the purposes of
overall fire control. If management observes that work is not conformity to safety rules
management will have power to stop work till safety rules are adopted
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Use nonconductive scrapers and vacuum attachments (wood, plastic, rubber).
Wear heavy insulated rubber boots and gloves when working around energized wiring.
Put "hot line" covers over energized cables and power lines.
Make sure all electrical equipment in use has a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) before
the job starts. This means checking outlets, wiring, extension cords, and power pickups.
Check for the ground pin on plugs.
Care should be taken not to damage insulated coverings with scrapers, scaffolding wheels,
etc.
Do not string electrical wiring across floors.
Do not allow water to accumulate in puddles on work area floors.
Ensure electrical outlets on site are tightly sealed and taped to avoid water spray.
Always perform a pre-work walk-through to identify potential sources of electrical hazards to
workers, as well as any equipment that may be damaged by wet removal methods.
Electrical equipment and lines should be considered energized, unless tested and determined
otherwise.
Adopt line clearance permit system to de energize/ energize the service lines while working
on live lines.
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6.9 Welding and cutting
Clogged torch tip openings shall be cleaned with suitable cleaning wires, drills, or other
devices designed for such purpose.
Torches in use shall be inspected at the beginning of each working shift for leaking shutoff
valves, hose couplings, and tip connections. Defective torches shall not be used.
Torches shall be lighted by friction lighters or other approved devices, and not by match box
or from hot work.
Regulators and gauges: Oxygen and fuel gas pressure regulators, including their related
gauges, shall be in proper working order while in use.
Oil and grease hazards: Oxygen cylinders and fittings shall be kept away from oil or grease.
Cylinders, cylinder caps and valves, couplings, regulators, hose, and apparatus shall be kept
free from oil or greasy substances and shall not be handled with oily hands or gloves.
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6.11 FIRE SAFETY MANAGEMENT
Tenants/Clients shall adhere to the fire safety guidelines issued by Base Building Property
Management time to time.
Salient guidelines are highlighted as mentioned below:
Each unit will ensure that fire protection system is placed at site during their fit out time.
Each unit will be provided with termination of wiring of fire detection system which will be
further looped by Tenants/Clients contractor as per approved layout.
Cabling to these units shall have adequate spare cabling to allow detectors to be relocated on
to the Licensees false ceilings when fitted.
An audible alarm should be provided by wall mounted sirens in order to provide clear audibility
in the event of system activation.
The Tenants/Clients shall be responsible for the removal of all equipment and cabling when
the temporary system is no longer required i.e. when the center permanent fire safety systems
have been commissioned.
Any hoardings etc. must be constructed of noncombustible materials.
The Fit Out main Contractor must follow and implement the hot works permits system.
Base Building Property Management Team will carry out periodic site inspections of the
Tenants/Clients units in order to ensure that the Tenants/Clients are following the site rules
and regulation.
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verify status at site and then arrange connection with the liaison of concerned service
contractor.
Upon completion of connections, the service contractors of management team will be allowed
access to leased areas for the purpose of testing & commissioning and balancing of systems
as may be required and as agreed to Tenants/Clients. The Service Contractors in
coordination with the Tenants/Clients will program the time frame to tie to the Base Building
distribution systems in order to limit the interruption of services and to limit the duplication of
work.
The Tenants/Clients Contractors are strongly advised to ensure that proper access can be
gained to all equipment common or otherwise in the leased space roof.
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7.1 Dos
Approval for drawings to be obtained from the Base Building Management Team.
Obtain the written approval/work order from the Base Building Management team for fit out
execution commencement.
Loading and unloading should be done in the designated area only (Refer annexure 5)
All unloading, distribution and material handling to be carried out by the contractor.
Goods unloaded should be cleared immediately from common area/staircases.
Enter and exit through a designated entrance only.
All works necessitated access to terrace must be requested in advance.
Drivers are subject to adhere with normal safety rules and regulation.
Vehicles to enter through a designated driveway and up to loading/unloading bay only.
Surroundings to be kept clean and clear.
Debris generated by the Tenants/Clients should be stored temporarily within their designated
space and should be cleared immediately.
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Electrical equipment in use must have a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI).
Hot Line covers over energized cables and power lines should be put.
7.2 Donts
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Annexure
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Permit Initiator:
Date:
Phone:
Work Start Time:
Location:
AM
PM
Equipment:
Description of Work:
Pre-Work Job Site Inspection
Fit-out Manager Signature:
Special Precautions:
On Site Job Communication
Signature of Person Doing Work:
Phone:
Y/N
Y/ N
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8.2 Annexure 2 -ID CARD REQUISITION FORM FOR WORKERS
Unit No.
Tenants/Clients
Name
Company Name
Fit Out Start
Date
Contractor
Name
Telephone No.
S.No.
Name of Sub-Contractor
Contact No.
______________________
Fit-out Manager Signature
No. of ID Cards
to be issued
_____________________
Occupant/Contractor Sign
______________________
Property Manager Signature
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8.3 Annexure 3 Tenant/Client Fit Out Forms
Form 1
(LICENSEES INTRODUCTION)
Unit #:
Area:
Sq. ft.
Licensee
Company:
Address:
Nature of Trade
City
Date of License
Tel
Duration of License
Fax
End of License
E-Mail
Representative
Title
First Name
Middle Name
Last Name
Fit Out
Proposed date of Fit out:
Commencement:
Proposed date step 1 briefing:
Landlord Representative:
Licensees Representative:
Date:
Name
Date:
Name:
_________________________
Signature:
___________________________
Signature:
The Licensee must be aware that no information will be given by the shop Fitting Co-ordination
Team before receiving this filled and signed form.
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FORM 2
(LICENSEES CONTACT DETAILS)
Unit:
Company Name:
Date of License:
I.
Operation
Duration of License:
II.
Fit-out Commencement:
Fit-Out Designer
Title
Company:
First Name:
Contact Name
Middle Name:
Address 1:
Last Name:
Address 2:
Tel.1 (Office)
City:
Tel.2 (Mobile)
Country:
Tel.3 (Emergency)
Telephone:
Fax:
Fax:
E-Mail:
E-mail:
III.
MEP Contractor
Contractor Name:
P.O.Box:
City
Country
Telephone
Fax
E-Mail
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Form 3
(Unit Handover)
Unit:
Licensee
Schedule date:
Brand:
Relinquishment date:
Units Description
General Aspect
Walls
Ceiling
Lighting
Signage
Windows
Front Doors
Back Doors
Floors
Fixtures
MEP
Water Meter
Yes/No
Electricity Meter Yes/No
Gas Meter
Yes/No
Acceptable
Remarks
By Licensee if required
Reading:
Reading:
Reading:
Property Manager
Name:
Name:
Title:
Title:
Signature:
Signature
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8.4 Annexure 4 -Fit out Commencement Letter
Name of the Party__________________________________________
Project: ______________________________
Unit/Premises No.________________
on__________________
floor._____________
To,
M/s.
Dear Sir,
We wish to inform you that we would be commencing the Interior Works from _______________________________.
We have obtained the necessary permission to carry out the Interior Works and a copy of the same is enclosed herewith.
As per your requirements we are enclosing the list of following agencies / persons with their names and contact numbers,
who have been engaged by us for Interior Works.
a.
b.
Architects
c.
Contractors
1.
Civil
2.
Electrical
3.
Air-conditioning
4.
Plumbing
5.
Carpentry
6.
Signage
7.
Other (please specify)
d.
Site in-charge.
We will be solely responsible as principal employer for any legal / financial obligation that may arise due to our Interior
Works from any Government Authorities and we indemnify you of the same.
The Interior Works Date of completion is___________________________
Thanking you.
__________________________
Signature of authorized signatory
Date:
Note: It is requested to inform Three C FM 10 days in advance prior to the start of Interior Works. It is advisable to
have one start off meeting with all the agencies together with our Property Management team for smooth coordination of work.
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8.5 Annexure 5 SITE ACCESS PLAN
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8.6 Annexure 6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM
To
Date: _______________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
Subject:
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