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Self-inspection Checklist: Glass - New Hampshire
Self-inspection Checklist: Glass is a legal document that was released by the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services - a government authority operating within New Hampshire.
FAQ
Q: What is a self-inspection checklist for glass in New Hampshire?
A: A self-inspection checklist is a tool to help evaluate the condition and safety of glass in New Hampshire.
Q: Why is it important to inspect glass?
A: Inspecting glass is important to ensure it is in good condition and does not pose any safety hazards.
Q: What should be checked during a glass inspection?
A: During a glass inspection, you should check for cracks, chips, loose frames, proper installation, and any signs of damage or deterioration.
Q: How often should glass be inspected?
A: Glass should be inspected on a regular basis, at least annually, and more frequently if there are any concerns or visible issues.
Q: Who is responsible for inspecting glass in New Hampshire?
A: The responsibility for inspecting glass in New Hampshire is typically the property owner or occupant.
Q: What should be done if any issues are found during the inspection?
A: If any issues are found during the inspection, they should be promptly addressed and repaired by a qualified professional.
Q: Are there any specific regulations or requirements for glass in New Hampshire?
A: Yes, New Hampshire may have specific regulations or requirements for glass, such as safety glazing standards, which should be followed.
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