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Air Conditioning Units

  • Air Con Unit

  • AC Unit
  • For air conditioning units sample a minimum of 4 or 33%. If AC units are in poor condition then all systems should be sampled.

  • AC Unit Reference

  • Are filters clean and in good condition?

  • Does the fan operate without excessive noise?

  • Is the coil clean allowing good airflow?

  • Are the ceiling tiles around the outlets clean?

  • Is the air flow and temperature as expected?

  • Is the controller secure to wall and not in direct sunlight? Are there any current faults indicated?

  • Is the drip tray clean and free of debris?

  • Is the indoor unit isolator correct for the installation and safe?

  • Is the condensate pump working and in good condition?

  • When in cooling, is there a temperature drop of 8 - 10 deg C?

  • When in heating is air off approx 35 deg C?

  • Is the pipework lagging in good condition?

  • Are supply air grilles clean and well fitted? If flex ducts connected are they secure around the grille neck?

  • Is the outdoor unit coil clean and free of debris and damage?

  • Is the outdoor unit in good working order? Are all covers in good condition and secure? If required are vandal proof guards fitted?

  • Is the outdoor pipework lagging in good condition?

  • Is the outdoor unit isolator correct for the installation and safe?

Fan Coil Units

  • Fan Coil Unit (2 pipe / 4 pipe water fed systems)

  • FCU
  • For fan coil units sample a minimum of 4 or 33%. If fan units are in poor condition then all systems should be sampled.

  • Fan Coil Reference

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  • Is the coil clean allowing good airflow?

  • Are the ceiling tiles around the outlets clean?

  • Is the indoor unit isolator correct for the installation and safe?

  • Does cooling actuator work and is fitted correctly

  • Does cooling valve operate correctly and can this be depressed with a screwdriver?

  • Does heating actuator works and is fitted correctly

  • Does heating valve operate correctly and can this be depressed with a screwdriver?

  • Are filters clean and in good condition?

  • Is the fan operational without excessive noise?

  • Is the unit and final connections free of leaks?

  • Is the drip tray clean and free of debris?

  • Is the condensate pump working and in good condition?

  • Is the pipework lagging in good condition?

  • Are supply air grilles clean and well fitted? If flex ducts connected are they secure around the grille neck?

  • Is the air flow and temperature from the grilles as expected?

  • If multiple units serve 1 area are controls linked and all set to same temp set point?

BMS

  • BMS System

  • BMS
  • Type of BMS

  • Are the time schedules in line with energy saving expectations? If not, have sub time clocks been installed to allow energy efficient schedules? (Basic expectation if it isn't being used it can be switched off! For back of house areas if usage is low does it need to be on?)

  • Is the LCD screen legible?

  • Have we got full remote access to the BMS including passwords? Please add passwords to comments

  • Are all switches in auto?

  • Is the system free of faults?

  • Are all valve values in line with expected demand?

  • Are all gym floor set points set at 20 degrees C?

  • Are all studio set points set at 19 degrees C?

  • Are all spin studio set points set at 18 - 19 degrees C?

  • Are all office set points set at 22 degrees C?

  • Are all general area set points set at 22 degrees C?

  • Are all locker room set points set at 22 degrees C?

  • Is the Pool AHU temperature set point in line with 1 degrees C above the pool water temperature? (Except spa areas)

  • Is the main pool humidity between 50-65% RH? Please record actual measured value. If not possible to define on BMS please measure locally in pool.

  • Is the BMS in good working order? Please note any upgrades or repairs that are required.

Dosing

  • Are the most recent Fernox test results on site? Has it been tested in the last 12 months?

  • Does the chilled water dosing report state all is satisfactory with the system? Has it been tested in the last 12 months?

  • Are the inhibitor levels correct for chilled system

  • Are the inhibitor levels correct for the heating system

Boiler Room / Multiple Boilers

    Boiler
  • For boilers a minimum of 2 boilers per boiler room should be audited.

  • Is the boiler set point between 80-85 degrees c?

  • Does the boiler reach the required set point?

  • Does the boiler have an engineers report and service sheet for the last 12 months?

  • Is the pipework lagging in tact with identification markers tidy and in place?

  • Are the bellows in good condition without signs of splits?

  • Isolate the control panel and visually check it is free of burnt cables and no signs of overheating (eg smells, discoloured cables or tripped overloads)

  • Is the boiler in acceptable condition? Are the covers clean and wiped down. Are all covers fitted?

  • Do the heating pumps run on demand or in line with a time clock? If twin pumps fitted please discuss with BSM if they modulate as expected (not score weighted, just for information)

  • Do all twin pump sets operate with 1 pump stationary when 1 pump is running?

  • Are the heating pipework or pump sets leak free?

  • Are the pumps in good working order? Are there any signs off rust and is the air intake free from dust and debris?

  • Are all exposed parts of the system lagged in line with the lagging guidance document?

  • Is the system pressure correct depending on the location of the reading. Eg roof approx 1-2 bar. Ground floor with 4 floors above approx 4 bar.

  • Does the pressurisation unit operate when required? Are the pumps free running and not seized? Is the header tank clean to stop debris being pumped into the system?

  • Is the vessel in good condition at required pressure and not full of water? Carry out coin tap test

  • Is the pressurisation unit system free of leaks?

  • Is the quick fill disconnected?

  • Pool Heat Exchangers

  • Heat exchanger
  • For heat exchangers all should be audited.

  • Is the heat exchanger actuator fitted and functional? (Prove by driving valve open and closed via BMS)

  • Is the heat exchanger 3 port valve operating properly?

  • Is the heat exchanger insulated?

  • Are the pumps in good working order? Are there any signs off rust, dust and debris?

  • Are the heating pipework or pump sets leak free?

Water

  • Gas fired hot water heater

  • Heat exchanger
  • For water heaters all should be audited.

  • Are all in good working order?

  • Is chlorine dioxide fitted?

  • Is the hot water flow and return temp 60degreesC flow, 55 degrees return? (If chlorine dioxide fitted flow temp 48 degrees C). Please verify gauges using separate sensor

  • Is there a spare hot water return pump on site?

  • Are safety valves fitted, not passing & piped to drain?

  • Is the water exchanger insulated?

  • Are the pumps in good working order? Are there any signs off rust, dust and debris?

  • Is the system free of leaks on the hot water pipe work or pumps

  • Plate Heat Exchanger

  • Heat exchanger
  • For hot water plate heat exchangers all should be audited.

  • Are all in good working order?

  • Is chlorine dioxide fitted?

  • Is the hot water flow and return temp 60degreesC flow, 55 degrees return? (If chlorine dioxide fitted flow temp 48 degrees C). Please verify gauges using separate sensor

  • Is there a spare hot water return pump on site?

  • Are safety valves fitted, not passing & piped to drain?

  • Is the primary control valve actuator fitted and functional? (Prove by driving valve open and closed via BMS)

  • Is the heat exchanger insulated?

  • Are the pumps in good working order? Are there any signs off rust, dust and debris?

  • Is the system free of leaks?

  • Calorifiers

  • Heat exchanger
  • For hot water calorifiers all should be audited.

  • Are all in good working order?

  • Has the annual internal inspection been completed?

  • Is chlorine dioxide fitted?

  • Is the hot water flow and return temp 60degreesC flow, 55 degrees return? (If chlorine dioxide fitted flow temp 48 degrees C). Please verify gauges using separate sensor

  • Is there a spare hot water return pump on site?

  • Are safety valves fitted, not passing & piped to drain?

  • Is the primary control valve actuator fitted and functional? (Prove by driving valve open and closed via BMS)

  • Is the calorifier insulated?

  • Are the pumps in good working order? Are there any signs off rust, dust and debris?

  • Is the system free of leaks?

  • Water Storage Tank
  • For water tanks all should be audited.

  • Is the tank free of leaks?

  • Is the overflow piped to drain & free of flow?

  • Is the ball cock operating correctly?

  • Booster Set
  • For water booster sets all should be audited.

  • Isolate the control panel and visually check it is free of burnt cables and no signs of overheating (eg smells, discoloured cables or tripped overloads)

  • Are the individual pumps in good working order? Are there any signs off rust, dust and debris?

  • Verify booster pump switches off when reaching required pressure?

  • Is the pump set free of leaks?

  • Is the vessel in good condition at required pressure and not full of water? Carry out coin tap test

Chillers

    Chiller
  • For chillers all should be audited.

  • Is the chiller set point at 8 degrees c?

  • Is the hold off set point at 13deg C.

  • Are the chiller coils clean and free from debris and dust and oil? Can a torch be shone through the coils?

  • Is the pipework lagging in tact with identification markers tidy and in place?

  • Are the valves covered and protected from the elements?

  • Isolate the control panel and visually check it is free of burnt cables and no signs of overheating (eg smells, discoloured cables or tripped overloads)

  • Is the chiller in good condition and appears to be well maintained?

  • Do the chilled water pumps run on demand or in line with a time clock? If twin pump sets are fitted do they alternate in a reasonable time frame?

  • Are the pumps lagged as per Virgin Active standards?

  • Test the flow switch. If the pumps are turned off does the chiller turn off / go into fault?

  • Are there any signs of leaks on the chilled water pipework or pump sets?

  • Are the pumps in good working order? Are there any signs off rust and is the air intake free from dust and debris?

  • Is the system pressure correct depending on the location of the reading. Eg roof approx 1-2 bar. Ground floor with 4 floors above approx 4 bar.

  • Does the pressurisation unit operate when required? Are the pumps free running and not seized? Is the header tank clean to stop debris being pumped into the system?

  • Is the vessel in good condition at required pressure and not full of water? Carry out coin tap test

  • Is the pressurisation unit system free of leaks?

  • Is the quick fill disconnected?

Air Handling Units

  • For AHUs inspect 25% of all AHUs, the following should be audited as a minimum - Pool AHU, Gym AHU

  • Air Handling Unit - Heat Recovery

  • AHU Heat Recovery
  • AHU Reference

  • Is the supply run around coil clean allowing good air flow? If filters are fitted are they clean?

  • Is the extract run around coil clean allowing good air flow? If filters are fitted are they clean?

  • Is the run around pump in good working order without any excess noise?

  • Is all pipework lagging intact? Are identification markers tidy and in appropriate frequency?

  • Is the system pressure between 1 - 2 bar?

  • Are there any leaks on the system pipework and pump

  • Is the recouperator matrix clean allowing good air flow and heat transfer?<br>

  • Are the recouperator dampers in place and operational?

  • Is all ductwork lagging intact?

  • Is the recouperator in good working condition, free from debris and/or rust?

  • Are recirc dampers in place and operational?

  • Are recirc dampers in good working condition free from rust or build up of grease and debris?

  • Air Handling Unit - Supply

  • AHU Supply
  • AHU Reference

  • Are all dampers fitted and functional? Where possible operate 25% of the dampers

  • Is the frost setting between 3 - 5 degrees?

  • Is the frost coil clear of debris and has good air flow?

  • Is the frost actuator fitted and functional? Prove by driving the valve open and closed by the BMS

  • Is the frost 3 port valve operating correctly and not letting by?

  • Are all filters fitted and correct for purpose?

  • Are all heating coils clear of debris and have good air flow?

  • Is the heating actuator fitted and functional? Prove by driving the valve open and closed by the BMS

  • Is the heating 3 port valve operating correctly and not letting by?

  • Are all cooling coils clear of debris and have good air flow?

  • Is the cooling actuator fitted and functional? Prove by driving the valve open and closed by the BMS

  • Is the cooling 3 port valve operating correctly and not letting by?

  • Are all fan motor guards in place and secure?

  • Is the fan motor isolator securely fitted and to the correct IP rating, with all cable entries secure?

  • Are all fan belts in good condition and tight? Can they be turned through 180 degrees and not too tight?

  • Are bearings in good condition? Check for excessive noise or vibrations. Is the fan turning freely?

  • Are fan mounts secure with no signs of excess movement, rust or deterioration?

  • Is the drip tray clear of debris with no standing water? Is the drain allowing water to drain away correctly

  • Is the supply air intake grille/louvre clean and free of debris?

  • Are all doors fitted correctly and do the door catches operate?

  • Use a meter to check supply air temperature reading is in line with sensor reading on BMS. Check that the probe is clean and not covered in oil or debris.

  • Is the internal condition of the AHU generally clean, free from debris & rust?<br>

  • Are all external panels fitted securely and without corrosion? Is the area around the AHU clean and free of debris?

  • Is the pressure sensor connected and operational?

  • Is all ductwork lagging intact?

  • Is all pipework lagging intact? Are identification markers tidy and in appropriate frequency?

  • Are all valve actuators covered and protected from elements?

  • Is the system free of visible water or air leaks?

  • When removing the fan panel door check that the resistance is not that much more from the filter panel door thus proving good air flow through the coils.

  • Air Handling Unit - Extract

  • AHU Extract
  • AHU Reference

  • Are all dampers fitted and functional? Where possible operate 25% of the dampers

  • Are all filters fitted and correct for purpose?

  • Are all fan motor guards in place and secure?

  • Are bearings in good condition? Check for excessive noise or vibrations. Is the fan turning freely?

  • Are all fan belts in good condition and tight? Can they be turned through 180 degrees and not too tight?

  • Are fan mounts secure with no signs of excess movement, rust or deterioration?

  • Is the exhaust grille/louvre clean and free of debris?

  • Are all doors fitted correctly and do the door catches operate?

  • Use a calibrated meter to check return air temperature reading is in line with sensor reading on BMS. Check that the probe is clean and not covered in oil or debris.

  • Is the internal condition of the AHU generally clean, free from debris & rust?<br>

  • Are all external panels fitted securely and without corrosion? Is the area around the AHU clean and free of debris?

  • Is all ductwork lagging intact?

  • Are all valve actuators covered and protected from elements?

  • Is the system free of any water or air leaks?

  • Check air flow is as expected by either safely removing a duct access panel or check at a grille.

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