Fire Suppression Systems–Level 1 Service

  • VDAS Loss Of Pressure (LOP) Fire Suppression System Doc No: QWI11.02

  • Maintenance Service Record in accordance with AS5062-2022

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Customer Details:

  • Customer:

  • Location
  • Date:

  • Machine ID No:

  • Machine Type

  • Machine Model

  • Purchase Order No:

  • Work Order No:

6-Monthly Service Sheet

Fire System Information

  • Cylinder Size

  • Portable Water QTY 18.4 Lt. / F3 Foam Qty .6 Lt.

  • Portable Water QTY 25 Lt. / F3 Foam Qty 1 Lt.

  • Portable Water QTY 32.9 Lt. / F3 Foam Qty 1.1 Lt.

  • Portable Water QTY 48.5 Lt. / F3 Foam Qty 1.5 Lt.

  • Portable Water QTY 64 Lt. / F3 Foam Qty 2 Lt.

  • Portable Water QTY 77.5 Lt. / F3 Foam Qty 2.5 Lt.

  • Verify and record the cylinder(s) manufacture date. If this exceeds five years old then the cylinder will require an inspection and hydrostatic test in accordance with AS2030.5 and AS2337.1.

  • Confirm and ensure all cylinder(s) bracket bolts are tight and bracket(s) are in a serviceable condition.

  • Check all fire suppression labels are installed and legible

  • Number of 12L Cylinders?

  • Verify and record the cylinder(s) manufacture date. If this exceeds five years old then the cylinder will require an inspection and hydrostatic test in accordance with AS2030.5 and AS2337.1.

  • Nozzle Quality

  • Check nozzles for correct alignment and ensure each nozzle is pointing at per- determined aiming points free of obstructions.

  • Alarm Panel

Service Information

  • Is the Equipment Serviceable?

  • Can the Issue be rectified?

  • Parts used to Rectify issue

  • Check safety pins & anti-tamper ties are fitted on the remote actuators & ensure remote actuators are free of<br>damage.

  • Check all fire suppression labels are installed and legible (Remote actuators,<br>system warning etc).

  • Identify and record the type of foam installed in service as per the cylinder label (F3 Foam, C6 type foam). Foam Type?

  • Check that the alarm panel is functional (if fitted.)

  • Flush water (or blow compressed air/nitrogen, using extreme care) through the ring main to make sure there are no obstructions in the circuit and the dust caps blow off freely.

  • Lubricate nozzle O-rings with Molykote 111 O-ring grease and re-fit dust caps onto the<br>nozzles.

  • Inspect all hose and tube work for signs of damage (mechanical or abrasive) and ensure all hoses/hose ends and tube are tight, secured and in place.

  • Replace any worn or damaged parts.

  • Parts Replaced

  • Ensure system is at correct operating pressure. Record Cylinder(s) and Remote actuator(s) pressure<br>reading

After Maintenance Activities

  • Install As 5062 service tag if missing. Stamp service tag #1 at the current month and year.

  • On completion of the service the LOCKOUT officer / staff member, needs to do a finalwalk around and check off all connections, hoses and service points for a final check before the reinstating of the system serviceability.

  • Update service records on the Pirtek Fire Suppression database.

Further Repairs Required:

  • Comment:

Labour Time:

  • Labour

Sign Off

  • I Hear by certify that the above system has been in accordance with AS5062-2022 and the information on this service record is true and correct

From PIRTEK

  • Pirtek Centre Name:

  • Technician Name:

  • Cert No: L1083

  • Email: Ashley@pirtekeme.com.au

  • Position: Service Technician

  • Cert No: L1084

  • Email: Chris@pirtekeme.com.au

  • Position: Service Technician

  • Cert No: E-086

  • Email: Peversham@pirtek.com.au

  • Position: Service Technician

  • Cert No: E-0146

  • Email: Teversham@pirtek.com.au

  • Position: Service Technician

  • Cert No: L-0963

  • Email: Nick@pirtekeme.com.au

  • Position: Service Technician

  • Cert No: L0958

  • Email: Coedy@pirtekeme.com.au

  • Position: Service Technician

  • Signature:

From Customer/End User

  • Name

  • Signature:

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