UPDATE 9:38 am:
Please be advised that the electrical work has now been completed and all power has been restored. The Contractor, combined with E&U assistance, was able to make planning/coordination adjustments after the last notice was sent, which greatly improved the efficiency of the work. Thank you again for your understanding as we made these improvements, and for your support along the way.
Begin: Thursday, February 15, 2024, at 8:30 am
End: Thursday, February 15, 2024, at 11:00 9:35 am
Building(s) or Area(s) Affected: Lewis Integrative Science Building
Scope: To perform final connections to newly installed electrical equipment, there will be a shutdown of the standby power, between 8:30 am and 9:00 am, and normal power from 9:00 am to 11:00 am.
Please let us know if there is critical work occurring during this time that cannot be interrupted, or if you have other concerns, and we can talk through it together.
And as always, thank you for working with us on this. We know these aren’t easy and we appreciate your support.
Services Impacted: Normal power will be offline from 9:00 am to 11:00 am but operations should not be affected by standby power work. Please plan accordingly for both power losses.
Special Instructions: Please shut down and unplug all multi-function copier devices as well as any printers during scheduled power outages. The software on these machines can be negatively affected due to the power surge when the power is turned back on. A power surge can corrupt the clone files in the machines and change preconfigured settings. For questions, please contact Kati Kronholm at 541-346-5370 or katik@uoregon.edu. For non-copier questions, please reach out to the contact person listed below.
Additional Instructions: If you have concerns about accessing your workplace when elevator services are impacted, please contact your supervisor to find an appropriate accommodation.
Work Performed By: OEG
Contact: Damon Rutherford, CPFM D&C Owner’s Representative, 541-346-8285
Current construction and impacts information can be found on the UO Maps site.
