Title Page

  • Client:

  • Site Name (Phase/Block):

  • Contract Number:

  • Date:

  • Carried out by:

  • Inspection Type

Evacuation System Commission, Acceptance & Testing Certificate

System Inspection/Servicing Report

  • Extent of the evacuation system covered by this report:

  • Agreed Limitation, if any, on the inspection and servicing:

QUARTERLY TEST / INSPECTION

  • Visual devices check

  • Devices accessbible

  • All Zones seen by Control Panel

  • All Devices seen by Control Panel

  • Devices schedule displayed

  • Control Panel standby power supplies provided (mains voltage)

  • Log Book records checked

  • Devices LED test completed

  • Audible evacuation test completed

  • Audible First Aid test completed (where applicable)

  • Check control panel History log

  • Devices checked for correct operation (25%)

  • Devices standby power supplies (battery check)

  • Auto dialer operational (where applicable)

ANNUAL TEST / INSPECTION

  • Switch mechanism of every call point over 12 month period

  • All devices checked for correct operation over 12 month period

  • Control Panel standby power supplies provided (mains voltage)

  • All devices standby power supplies (battery check)

  • Log Book records checked

  • Log book available

I/we declare that in my/our judgement, the said system was in overall in the below stated condition at the time the inspection and servicing was carried out, and that it should be further inspected as recommended (see below). * (Insert 'a satisfactory' or 'an unsatisfactory' as appropriate):

  • Full Name

  • Signature

  • Position

  • Date

Summary of Inspection & Servicing

  • (Insert comments as necessary)

  • Number of outstanding defects reported to responsible person

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