What components does the Department of Building and Safety NOT check for?

The Department of Building and Safety typically handles a range of inspections and approvals related to construction and safety regulations. Among these checks, building plan checks, fire sprinkler plan checks, and electrical plan checks are all essential components directly related to ensuring that buildings meet the necessary safety and zoning codes. These components are within the purview of the Department because they pertain to the structural integrity, fire safety systems, and electrical wiring, all integral to the overall safety of a building.

In contrast, a site survey check does not fall under the typical responsibilities of the Department of Building and Safety. A site survey is generally performed by land surveyors and serves the purpose of mapping boundaries and physical features of a property, rather than evaluating compliance with building codes or safety standards. This means that while site surveys are important for construction projects, they are handled separately and are not included in the checks performed by the Department of Building and Safety. This distinction clarifies why the site survey check is the component that the Department does not typically review or verify.