Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • MARSH DOCUMENT 29/04/2011 ISSUE 6

  • MARSH pty ltd, Attention CFSGAM Team, Facsimile (02) 8864 8051 or email "fireimpairment.australia@marsh.com"

  • Please ensure a copy is also forwarded to the Risk team via email to CFSGAM-AM_Risk@cfsgam.com.au or via fax to (03) 9936 1579

Details

  • Location of property:

  • Impairment notified by:

  • Date and time of shutdown

  • Expected restoration date

  • Reason for shutdown

  • TYPE OF DISCONNECTION/IMPAIRMENT

  • WATER SUPPLY

  • Fire Pump

  • Fire Water Tank

  • Direct Mains

  • AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER PROTECTION

  • Sprinkler Valve Number

  • Area Affected

  • FIRE/SMOKE ALARM DETECTION

  • Area Affected

  • IPAIRMENT/SHUTDOWN AFFECTS MORE THAN 25% OF THE BUILDING (limit area of impairment wherever possible)

  • PRECAUTIONS TAKEN:

  • 1. Fire Brigade notified

  • Comments

  • 2. Chief Fire Warden notified?

  • Comments

  • 3. Tenant(s) notified?

  • Comments

  • 4. Charged hose reels ready?

  • Comments

  • 5. Extra extinguishers provided?

  • Comments

  • 6. Cutting and welding prohibited?

  • Comments

  • 7. Fire watch provided?*

  • *Only required if the impaired area is left without automatic protection or fire alarms, or in special circumstances (e.g. No on site management or security, major renovations, overnight or weekend)

  • Comments

  • 8. Emergency reinstatement procedure?

  • Comments

Rectification

  • SPRINKLERS RESTORED

  • Drain tests made?

  • Valve locked open?

  • Performed by:

  • PROTECTION RESTORED NOTIFICATION

  • Date and time

  • Signature:

  • System restored notification faxed to Marsh by:

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