Project Details
Site name, address, permit number, job contact, and installation date to ensure the form ties to the correct permitted project and inspection record.
A complete form reduces inspection delays, demonstrates compliance with mechanical and fire codes, and documents contractor qualifications. Accurate records support insurance claims, warranty activation, and future maintenance work while reducing liability for building owners and operators.
The form is completed by installers and contractors and reviewed by owners, facility managers, and local inspectors before final approval.
Site name, address, permit number, job contact, and installation date to ensure the form ties to the correct permitted project and inspection record.
Hood type, manufacturer, model, dimensions, and capture velocity requirements so the hood selection and sizing match mechanical design and code intent.
Exhaust flow rates (CFM), makeup air source and capacity, and balancing notes used to verify ventilation performance and smoke/odor control.
Suppression type, agent, nozzle layout, and system test results required by NFPA standards and local fire prevention authorities.
Power supply details, fan motor data, duct materials, grease duct penetrations, and inspections that affect safety and code compliance.
Installer license, manufacturer cut sheets, test reports, permits, and inspector notes that together form a complete compliance package.
| Field | Configuration | Name | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Auto-detect fields | Enable autofill for installer name and license. |
| Conditional fields | Show suppression fields only when suppression is required. |
| Signer order | Installer → Owner → Inspector sequence. |
| Authentication method | Use email + SMS code or stronger verification. |
Use secure formats and integrations that match agency acceptance policies and your recordkeeping needs.
Submit 1–4 weeks before scheduled installation in most jurisdictions.
Expect 3–14 business days for an inspection appointment depending on workload.
Approval issued after successful inspection and any required corrections.
Retention period begins on inspection date or system handover date.
Suppression and hood cleaning records are typically maintained annually.
The contractor or certified installer signs to attest that installation, ducting, fan balance, and suppression systems were installed according to the permit, manufacturer instructions, and applicable codes; signature affirms technical responsibility and warranty coverage.
The owner or authorized manager signs to acknowledge acceptance, confirm insurance coverage, and authorize inspection scheduling; this signature links the installation to property records and occupancy approvals.
Ensure all fields and attachments are complete before signing.
Owner or manager signs acknowledging acceptance.
Licensed installer signs and dates the technical sections.
Add witness if required by contract or local rule.
Obtain notary if the jurisdiction or lender requires an acknowledgment.
Inspector records findings and signs upon satisfactory completion.
File the signed form with the permitting agency or owner records.
Distribute PDF copies to owner, contractor, and inspector for retention.
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