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For linear assets, CONSULTANT will develop estimates of remaining useful life (RUL), likelihood of failure (LOF), consequence of failure (COF), and overall risk using desktop data only from the COUNTY and available external data sources. CONSULTANT will discuss findings and conclusions with the COUNTY at the Asset Management and Condition Assessment Workshop and will compile them into Draft IWMP Module 2: Existing System Performance. 3.4.3 Physical Condition Assessment Preparation Workshop (2 hours, in- person) CONSULTANT will facilitate a two-hour, in-person workshop with management and operations to develop a prioritized list of lift stations for CONSULTANT to visit during physical condition assessment. CONSULTANT will not visit all lift stations but will develop a template with which the COUNTY can assess remaining lift stations in the future. 3.4.4 Physical Condition Assessment — Vertical Assets CONSULTANT will perform a visual only, multi -discipline (process, mechanical, structural, electrical, instrumentation) condition assessment of existing conditions at the following facilities: • Oslo Water Treatment Plant • Hobart Water Treatment Plant • Central Wastewater Treatment Facility • South Wastewater Treatment Facility • West Wastewater Treatment Facility • Blue Cypress Wastewater Treatment Facility • Biosolids Facility • Up to forty (40) vertical repump facilities CONSULTANT assumes that major process equipment, HVAC equipment, electrical equipment, structures, and controls equipment will be assessed. CONSULTANT will perform site visits in a single trip to occur over five consecutive days to complete the visual assessment. CONSULTANT will develop a field data collection application to be used to record photographs and observations. CONSULTANT will use the Asset Inventory developed in Task 3.4.1 to build the field data collection tool. CONSULTANT will record observations for Level 6 Assets as defined in the COUNTY's existing asset hierarchy. CONSULTANT will coordinate with the COUNTY to review the 2018 Arcadis "Condition and Risk Assessment Guidelines: Vertical Assets" document and any changes that the COUNTY would like to make to the condition assessment criteria, scoring, and weighting defined therein. CONSULTANT will compile condition observations, performance input from COUNTY staff, and desktop data reviewed in Task 3.4.2 to assign a remaining useful life (RUL) to all defined assets. CONSULTANT will provide up to six (6) persons for each one-week condition assessment mobilization. COUNTY will make available operations and maintenance staff familiar with condition and maintenance of pumping facilities. During the field work, no tanks will be drained, and no CONSULTANT personnel will enter Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) defined confined spaces. No non -visual assessment, such as amperage draw or temperature draw, will be performed. Schedule and cost assumes four (4) weeks of condition assessment.