Information

  • SR Number

  • Client

  • Site Name

  • Site Address
  • Conducted on

  • Service Technician

  • Test & Inspection carried out in accordance with BS5839-1:2013

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1.0 Fire Detection Addressable

  • 1.1 Main Panel Type

  • 1.2 Panel Manufacturer

  • 1.3 How many panels are installed

  • 1.4 What types of detection devices are installed

  • 1.5 Fire Graphics computer

  • 1.6 Is a Global Repeater Panel Fitted

2.0 Fire Detection Conventional

  • 2.1 Stand Alone Panel Type

  • 2.2 Panel Manufacturer

  • 2.2 What types of Detection devices installed

  • 2.3 How many stand alone panels are installed

  • 2.4 Are the Gas Suppression EVAC Signs in good condition

  • Take a Photo of faulty items

  • 2.4 Are the SFP Emergency Call out Details Displayed on Panel

3.0 Alarm Panel Function

  • 3.1 Display Indicators Tested

  • 3.2 Charge Voltage Correct

  • What is the charge voltage

  • 3.3 Battery Fault Indicator Working

  • 3.4 Mains Fault Indicator Working

  • 3.5 Alarm Load On Batteries Checked

  • 3.6 Alarm Load On PSU Checked

  • What is the alarm load with Mains disconnected

  • 3.7 What type's of batteries are installed

  • 3.8 Battery replacement date

  • 3.9 Have batteries been load tested

  • 3.10 Are Leads & Connections Good

  • 3.11 Are Batteries Correct Size

4.0 Gas Suppression System

  • 4.1 What type of gas is installed

  • 4.2 Have all the gas areas had a full functional test

  • 4.3 Are all the pressure gauges within the correct limits

  • Take Photo of the Pressure gauges

  • 4.4 Are all the cylinder clamps tight

  • 4.4 Have all the Gas release interfaces been checked for correct operation

  • When is the due date for Integrity testing

  • 4.6 When is the Due date for the Liquid Level Testing

  • 4.7 Have the Gas Control units had a full functional test

  • Reasons for failure

5.0 Detection

  • 5.1 Are Detectors Sited Correctly

  • 5.2 Are Detectors clean and in good Condition

  • 5.3 Are Detectors Beyond Service Life(10yrs)

  • 5.4 Are Detectors Correct Type For Enviroment

  • 5.5 Do Detectors Have 500mm Clearance from the walls

  • 5.6 Are Detectors 1000mm From A/C/Vent Units

  • 5.7 Are MCP's Sited Correctly

  • 5.8 Are MCP's On All Exits & Change Of Level

  • 5.9 Are All MCP'S Fitted With Hinged Covers

  • 5.10 Have more than 25 Percent of the detectors been tested

6.0 Sounders

  • 6.1 Have the bells been tested

  • 6.2 Have the sirens been tested

  • 6.3 Are Sound Levels Correct

  • 6.4 Are Beacons sited Correctly

7.0 VESDA systems

  • 7.1 Have the VESDA units been inspected and normalised if required

  • 7.2 What was the Last Filter replacement date

  • 7.3 Has the Airconditioning shutdown been tested

  • 7.4 Has the fresh air shutdown been tested

  • 7.5 Have you done a visual on the Pipeworks

  • 7.6 Have the pipes been flushed

8.0 Visual Inspection

  • 8.1 Is there a Risk assessment in Place

  • 8.2 Any Change In building Layout

  • 8.3 Any Additional Partitions Built

  • 8.4 Has an inspection been done on outside equipment affected by Sun and weather

  • 8.5 Has the Building been extended

  • 8.6 Are All Cables Correct Type

  • 8.7 Is Clearance Above Storage Greater Than 300mm

9.0 General Requirments

  • 9.1 Have the Drawings been marked up with the tested devices

  • 9.2 Have the Gas Control Tick Sheets been marked up

10.0 Remote Monitoring

  • 10.1 Is there an MTN OB Number

  • 10.2 Is there an ADT reference number

11.0 Certification

  • 11.1 Log Books Checked & Up Dated

  • 11.2 Paper work Filled in & Signed (Service Report, Profiles, Tick Sheets)

  • 11.3 Service Report Number

12.0 Comments/Actions

  • 12.1 Comments / Action Required

  • 12.2 Technicians Signature

  • 12.3 Client Signature

Site Equipment

Installed Equipment/Services

  • Fire Risk Assessment

  • Fire Alarm System

  • Emergency Lighting

  • Fire Extinguishers

  • Sprinkler System

  • Ansul System

  • Suppression System

  • Dry Riser System

  • Fire Doors

  • Nurse Call/Refuge System

  • 24 Hour Monitoring

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