Title Page

  • Report number

  • Report type

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • HOLLAND BROS PLUMBING (NSW) PTY LTD

  • 2/14 Chicago Ave, Blacktown NSW 2148

  • Phone: 9764 2790 Mobile: 0414 244 635

  • ABN: 51 003 968 616 LIC NO: 223351C

  • Email: martin@hollandbrosplumbing.com.au

  • Website: www.hollandbrosplumbing.com.au

6 Monthly maintenance

Water supply stop valves and isolation valves

  • OPERATE (two full turns) all water supply stop valves (including backflow prevention and underground key operated except where owned by the water supply authority) and verify they are fully open, secure in the open position (relaxed 1/4 turn if appropriate) and are correctly labeled

  • Street isolation valve operational and in full open position

  • Street isolation valve Photo

  • Backflow valve

  • Backflow valve photo

  • Booster assembly valve 1

  • Booster assembly valve 1 photo

  • Booster assembly valve 2

  • Booster assembly valve 2 photo

  • Hydrant system ring main valve
  • Hydrant system ring main valve

  • Hydrant system ring main valve photo

  • All isolation valves strapped and locked with 003 locks

Booster Assembly

  • CHECK all booster assemblies: (A) Are accessible (B) Hand wheels securely fitted (C) Pressure gauges and blanking caps, where fitted, are in good condition (D) For condition of washers on booster assembly connection inlets (E) For legible labeling indicating maximum system working pressure

  • Fire hydrant booster assembly

  • Fire hydrant booster assembly photo

Block Plan

  • CHECK for legibility and appropriate location

  • Block plan at booster assembly

  • Block plan at booster assembly photo

  • Block pland at FIP

  • Block plan at FIP photo

Hydrant Valves

  • CHECK all hydrant landing valves (A) Are accessible (B) Hand wheels are securely fitted (C) Blanking caps, where fitted, are in good condition

  • (A) Open each landing valve with gauge on and upload photo of valve and gauge (B) Upload image of tag stamped with updated date.

  • Hydrant
  • Hydrant in good working order and no visible damage or leaks

  • Hydrant open photo

  • Hydrant tag photo

Yearly test

  • Complete all six-monthly service activities, as listed above

Water supply proving test

  • Flow test requirements

  • Flow test results

  • CONDUCT a water supply proving test verify that the system flow and pressure requirements meet the design criteria, using a potable test apparatus at the most hydraulically disadvantaged hydrant valve

  • Test hydrant static supply pressure in KPA

  • Test hydrant static photo

  • Test hydrant flowing pressure in KPA

  • Test hydrant flowing photo

  • Test hydrant flow in L/S

  • Test hydrant flow photo

Survey installation

  • CHECK (A) pipework check that exposed water distribution system, including pipework, pipe support and valves, appear free from corrosion and damage, not subject to external loads and pipework is properly supported

  • PHOTOS

  • CHECK (B) Hydrant obstructions- Check for obstructions likely to impede hydrant valve access

  • PHOTOS

Survey Design

  • (A) Occupancy- CHECK that hydrant design remains applicable for current building arrangement or use.

  • (B) Site documentation- CHECK that block plans, emergency instructions and pressure schedules contain the details required in accordance with relevant design standards

  • PHOTOS

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