Title Page

  • Location

Job Details

  • Name of Establishment

  • Address of Establishment

  • Contact Person Name

  • Contact Person Phone No.

  • Work Order No.

Thermostatic Mixing Valve Details

  • Make and Type of Hot Water Unit(s):

  • Make of Mixing Valve

  • Model No

  • Size (mm)

  • Total No Of Mixing Valves on Site / Building

  • Valve Identification No.

  • Location of Valve

  • Areas Served by the Valve

  • No of Outlets Served but the Valve

  • Mixing Valve Installed to the requirements of:

  • The Valve manufacturer / supplier

  • The Code for Thermostatic Mixing Values

  • The Local Water Supply Authority

  • If No, give details and action taken

  • Advised D.ON / Administration

Thermostatic Valve Inspection - Pariculars of work carried out during this visit

  • Inspection Type

  • Serviced

  • Commissioned

  • Dismantle

  • Visually inspect and clean valve componenets

  • Check function of non return vavles

  • Replace O rings and lubricate

  • Reassemble

  • Set Temperature

  • Adults

  • Children

  • Thermal Shutdown Test Passed

  • List of items replaced and part numbers during this visit

Temperature range of water at outlet:

  • Neonatal and Children's

  • Adult's

  • Other

Service schedule details

  • Date of this service / commissioning

  • Date of next service due

  • Date of previous service

  • Previous service carried out by

  • Valve installed by

  • Date of installation

Contractor Sign Off

  • Name of Licensed Plumber

  • Lic No.

  • Signature of Licensed Plumber

  • It is hereby certified that all work has been carried out by the undersigned in accordance with the requirements of the HOSPLAN code of Practice for Thermostatic Mixing Valves.

  • NOTE: the report is to be retained at the site for any inspection by authorise person

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