SNOWPLOWING
ACCOUNT JOB SITE SURVEY
____________________________
PARKING
LOT OBSTACLES
Check if yes Amount
___
Fire Hydrants
______(#
of hydrants)
___
Storm drains
____(should never be covered with snow)
___
Speed bumps
______
___
Trash dumpsters
______(can't pile snow around)
___
Low lighting
______
___Protruding
Curbs
______
___Natural
Gas Shut offs
______
___
Fuel Oil Fill
______
___
Fire Dept. Siamese Connections
______
___
Light Poles
_____Can snow be stacked around them? ___
___
Electrical Boxes or Traffic Control boxes
______
___
Parking lot islands (Shrubs, etc)
_____ Can snow be stacked on them? ___
___
Gravel areas
_______
___
Fire Lanes
_______(Must
be kept open during storms)
WALKWAY
OBSTACLES
Check if yes Amount
__Many
uneven gaps in the walk sections ______(shovels
and blowers find every one, every time)
__Asphalt
patch over concrete surface
______ (will erode away, and machines will snag on it)
___Crosswalks
(street corners)
______(# of openings to break open after plowing)
___
Fire Dept Siamese Connections
______
___
Crosswalks in the parking area
______(# of openings to break open after plowing)
___
Fences running parallel with walks
______(limit where the snow can be cleared to)
___
Handrails
______(that limit what equipment can be used)
___
Staircases
______ # of
steps each ____ _____ _____
___
Handicap Ramps
______ (railings often affect easy clearing)
___
Steep Inclined sections
______
___
Stairwells ( steps leading down)
______ ( these can be a nightmare when snow is blowing / drifting)
___
Slate steps
______ (these ice up easily, and can be dangerous)
___
Drains
______(have to be found and cleared)
NOTES:
The
snow will be stacked (piled up) (eg; "left back
corner")___________________________ of the parking lot.
Estimate
for deicer per application -parking lot(s)_____ walks___(bags or yards) price$______
*Draw
a diagram of the job site on the back of this sheet, or buy a pad of graph
paper.*
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