FESS - Commissioning Checklist

Job Information

Job Description Please include as much detail as possible and provide a good insight into the work completed. Remember to include what standards you are working to including health and safety.
Please detail discussions with customer/client regarding the commission and how you have ensured good customer service. Please also include how you have ensured minimal disruption to the customer / client. (B1, B2, B4)

Risk Assessment

Please complete the risk assessment for this job. Click the + button below to add a hazard and answer all questions. Please ensure you document all hazards applicable.

Risk Matrix and Hierarchy of Controls

Risk Matrix Reference:
Description of hazard
- Working at height
- Slips, Trips and Falls
- Dust/Fumes
- Noise/Vibration
- Moving Parts
- Falling Objects
- Manual Handling
- Material Handling
- Tools Handling
- Harmful Substances
- Unshielded Processes
- Other People
- Poor Lighting
- Electricity
- Heat/Fire/Explosion
- Other (State Below)
Photo of hazard

Risk Rating (Prior to control measures)

Likelihood
Severity
Risk Rating is - 25 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 20 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 15 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 10 = High
Risk Rating is - 5 = High
Severity
Risk Rating is - 20 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 16 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 12 = High
Risk Rating is - 8 = High
Risk Rating is - 4 Moderate
Severity
Risk Rating is - 15 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 12 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 9 = High
Risk Rating is - 6 = Moderate
Risk Rating is - 3 = Low
Severity
Risk Rating is - 10 Extreme
Risk Rating is - 8 = High
Risk Rating is - 6 = Moderate
Risk Rating is - 4 = Low
Risk Rating is - 2 = Low
Severity
Risk Rating is - 5 = High
Risk Rating is - 4 = High
Risk Rating is - 3 = Moderate
Risk Rating is - 2 = Low
Risk Rating is - 1 = Low
Comments/ observations

Risk Rating (After control measures)

Control Measure to be implemented
- two man working
- Barriers
- Fall arrest system
- Boots
- Masks/Respirator
- Gloves
- Goggles
- Overalls
- Training
- MEWP
- Scissor Lift
- Dust Extraction
- Signage
- Marshall
- Isolation LOTO
- Additional Lighting
- Other (Please add notes)
Likelihood
Severity
Risk Rating is - 25 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 20 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 15 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 10 = High
Risk Rating is - 5 = High
Severity
Risk Rating is - 20 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 16 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 12 = High
Risk Rating is - 8 = High
Risk Rating is - 4 Moderate
Severity
Risk Rating is - 15 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 12 = Extreme
Risk Rating is - 9 = High
Risk Rating is - 6 = Moderate
Risk Rating is - 3 = Low
Severity
Risk Rating is - 10 Extreme
Risk Rating is - 8 = High
Risk Rating is - 6 = Moderate
Risk Rating is - 4 = Low
Risk Rating is - 2 = Low
Severity
Risk Rating is - 5 = High
Risk Rating is - 4 = High
Risk Rating is - 3 = Moderate
Risk Rating is - 2 = Low
Risk Rating is - 1 = Low
Comments/ observations

Completion

Signature

Preparation

Sources of information utilised to enable commissioning works
- Specification
- Work schedules/programmes
- Manufacturer's instructions
- Layout drawings
- Other (Please add notes)
Test instruments and accessories required
- Multimeter
- Insulation Resistance Tester
- CCTV Test Monitor
- Voltage Indicators
- Proving Unit
- Fire test poles
- Decibel meter
- Light/lux meter
- Battery tester
- Patch cable/RJ45 tester
- Cable Tracer
- Clamp meter
- PC/Laptop testing/Configuring
- Other (Please add notes)
Has the equipment been positioned as stated in specification/drawing/manufacturer’s instructions and does it comply with relevant standards/regulations?
What action should be taken? (B3)

Programming/Configuration

State how you configured/programmed the equipment to ensure correct operation. Please also provide photographic evidence.
How can you minimise the cyber security risk to the system (if applicable)
What should be considered when installing and commissioning alarm transmission equipment (ATE)?

Testing

What was your process of testing the system, how have you ensured the system is fully operational and is of high quality. (B3)
Please select discipline
- Intruder
- CCTV
- Access Control
- Fire
Functional test completed - Intruder
- Walk Test
- Output Test
- Bell Test
- Strobe Test
- Full Arming/Disarming
- Part Arming/Disarming
- Panic Button
- Alarm Condition
- User Reset/Remote Reset
- Tamper
- Mains Fail
- Battery Fail
- Other (Please state below)
Functional test completed - Fire
- All Automatic Fire detection tested (AFD)
- All Manual Call Points tested (MCP)
- Mains Failure
- Battery Failure
- Open Circuit Fault
- Short Circuit Fault
- Interfaces/Relays etc tested
- Sounders tested (sound pressure db)
- VID's & VAD's (Visual Alarm Devices / Visual Indicating Devices)
- Remote Indicators
- Alarm indicators (PA, Vibration pad) etc
- Panel LED's / Display
- Panel Functions (Evacuate/Reset/Silence)
- Other (Please state below)
Functional test completed - CCTV
- IR/Light switch (Day/Night switch)
- Recording (Motion,Continuos etc)
- Analytics/Line Cross/Movement detection/ANPR
- Power-failure (Back up supply)
- Linkage actions
- PTZ functionality / Telemetry
- Spot Monitor / Displays
- Video Loss
- Scene Change
- Motorised zoom lenses
- Auto iris lenses
- Screen washer / wiper blades
- Other (Please state below)
- Export footage
Functional test completed - Access Control
- Correct operation of all locks
- Correct operation of all emergency egress
- Correct operation of all readers/keypads etc
- Anti-passback (if applicable)
- Tested for stand-alone mode (Network failure)
- Tamper
- Output Test
- Alarm Conditions
- Mains Fail
- Battery Fail
- Other (Please add notes)

Readings

What test equipment has been used?
- Multimeter
- Insulation Resistance Tester
- CCTV Test Monitor
- Voltage Indicators
- Proving Unit
- Fire test poles
- Decibel meter
- Light/lux meter
- Battery tester
- Patch cable/RJ45 tester
- Cable Tracer
- Clamp meter
- PC/Laptop testing/Configuring
- Other (Please add notes)
Demonstrate how to complete safety checks which must be carried out on meters before use?
Resistance of conductors
Voltage readings at required points
Current readings at required points
What is the total load of the system in alarm/full load? (Current)
What is the total load of the system in standby/quiescent? (Current)
Calculate the system load and battery requirements
(provide your workings out) - Please refer to 'GUIDANCE DOCUMENT'

Handover & Documentation

Please upload - Commissioning Paperwork
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Quality check

Have all commissioning checks been confirmed by an expert witness?
Expert Witness

Completed

Once Complete please select 'Complete inspection' then 'VIEW & EXPORT REPORT' this document can then be downloaded or shared to upload onto OneFile.
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Gavin Smith

FESS - Commissioning

THE BRIEF This unit is designed to enable the candidate to demonstrate the practical skills and apply the associated knowledge required when inspecting, testing, commissioning, and certifying fire, emergency and security systems and equipment in buildings, structures and the environment in accordance with approved industry practices, statutory and non-statutory regulations: GUIDANCE The performance criteria in this unit will be met using evidence from workplace opportunities. Evidence will come from you carrying out tasks in your workplace. You will need to provide a job record and supplementary evidence to cover the required ranges. EVIDENCE GUIDE Evidence must be provided on a minimum of two separate occasions. Due to the nature of this unit, evidence will be primarily captured through direct observation and/ or completion of endorsed task records. Please be aware that the templates provided will require completion if you do not use an equivalent type of evidence record in your normal work activities, i.e. employer documentation. MINIMUM SUPPLEMENTARY EVIDENCE REQUIRED • supporting evidence test sheets (copies of test certificates, schedules of inspections, schedules of test results, minor works certificates). • Handover Certificate • Risk Assessment • Safe Isolation (If Applicable) • Checks carried out on test meter • Use of test meters (Voltage/Resistance/Current ect.) • Installation/Commissioning of signalling equipment • Programming/Configuration of system • Obtain battery charge voltage • Carry out Visual Inspection • Carry out Functional testing • System current requirements (Standby & Alarm) • Train user in use of system