Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • District

  • Unit type

  • Unit Number

  • Unit Number

  • Equipment version information
    https://intranet.bos-solutions.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=45155225

  • Which pump version is this unit?

  • Which repair upgrades have been completed on unit? (upgrades to be completed once replacement/repairs are required on upgraded section or part)

  • Unit Number

  • Which repair upgrades have been completed on unit? (upgrades to be completed once replacement/repairs are required on upgraded section or part)

  • Unit Number

  • Equipment version information
    https://intranet.bos-solutions.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=41976132

  • Which pump version is this unit?

  • Unit Number

  • Which repair upgrades have been completed on unit? (upgrades to be completed once replacement/repairs are required on upgraded section or part)

Check List

1. Pre-inspection / Service

  • 1.1) PJRA been completed and all appropriate controls in place.

  • 1.2) The unit is clean

  • 1.4) LO/TO completed on unit being serviced

  • 1.3) Does pump have any non-upgrade or version specific modifications?

  • Modification Summary:

  • 1.5) Wear plate housing, priming port and belt guard removed for inspection

  • Service tech's initals

2. Volute

  • 2.1) Volute outside free of cracks or gouges

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage Summary:

  • Volute need to be replaced?

  • Inform Supervisor

  • Supervisor: Volute need to be replaced?

  • Is replacement a new unit or rebuilt?

  • Supervisor Sign Off:

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 2.2) Volute inside free of excessive wear, holes or gouges

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage Summary:

  • Does volute need to be replaced?

  • Inform Supervisor

  • Supervisor: Does volute need to be replaced?

  • Is replacement a new unit or rebuilt?

  • Supervisor Sign Off:

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 2.3) Volute feet free of cracks or missing chunks.

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage Summary:

  • Does volute need to be replaced?

  • Inform Supervisor

  • Supervisor: Does casing need to be replaced?

  • Is replacement a new unit or rebuilt?

  • Supervisor Sign Off:

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 2.4) Volute inspection & service verified completed

  • Verifying tech sign off

3. Rotating Assembly

  • 3.1) RA body free of damage which would prevent proper functioning or installation

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage Summary:

  • Does RA need to be replaced?

  • Inform Supervisor

  • Supervisor: Does RA need to be replaced?

  • Is replacement a new unit or rebuilt?

  • Supervisor Sign Off:

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 3.2) Impeller and impeller shaft moving smoothly when turned

  • Damage Summary:

  • Do bearings or shaft need to be need to be replaced?

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • Pull oil drain plug and drain small oil sample from both reservoirs

  • 3.3) Oil clean, free of debris and does not smell burnt?

  • Picture of oil sample

  • Damage Summary:

  • Do seals need to be need to be replaced?

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 3.4) Impeller free of excessive wear, gouging, or chunks missing?

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage Summary:

  • Does impeller need to be replaced?

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 3.5) Seal plate free of excessive wear, gouging or distortion preventing proper function?

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage Summary:

  • Does seal plate need to be replaced?

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 3.6) Oil Chambers pressured up to 10 PSI for 5 mins & seals hold while under pressure?

  • Damage Summary:

  • Does seals need to be replaced?

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 3.7) O-Rings seal correctly, if RA being installed O-rings greased

  • 3.8) Oil sight glasses free of damage and allows unobstructed view of oil

  • 3.10) Oil in both champers are 1/2 way up the sight glasses and using non-detergent SAE 30 oil

  • 3.11) Proper pressure relief valves installed

  • 3.12) Rotating assembly inspection & service verified completed

  • Verifying tech sign off

4. Wear Plate and Housing

  • 4.1) Wear plate is free of excessive wear, gouging or damage preventing proper functionality

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 4.2) Wear plate housing free of excessive wear, cracks or damage preventing proper functionality

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 4.3) Wear plate housing adjustment components correct and in proper working order

  • 4.4) Wear plate housing O-rings in proper working order, greased and sealing correctly

  • 4.5) Wear plate and front cover inspection & service verified completed

  • Verifying tech sign off

5. Pump Skid

  • 5.1) Pump skid base sits flat on surface and shows no signs of twisting or bending

  • Picture of damage:

  • Does the skid need to be repaired?

  • Inform Supervisor

  • Supervisor: Does the skid need to be repaired?

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 5.2) Motor slide base operates correctly

  • Picture of damage:

  • Damage summary:

  • Is the base fully seized or the adjustment nut broken off?

  • Pump slide base replaced to match current pump skid's drawings specs.

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 5.3) Lifting set up correctly installed, free of damage, bends, cracked welds, missing components, stressed or egged rings and meets all regulatory requirements.

  • Picture of damage:

  • Damage summary:

  • Inform supervisor

  • Supervisor: Does the lifting set up need to be repaired or replaced?

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 5.4) All threads are in good operating condition

  • 5.5) Pump skid inspection and service verified completed

  • Verifying tech sign off

6. Motor and Electrical

  • 6.1) Motor spins freely by hand and bearings are smooth and quiet

  • Does the Motor need need to be replaced?

  • Inform Supervisor

  • Supervisor: Does the Motor need need to be replaced?

  • Is replacement a new unit or rebuilt?

  • Supervisor sign off

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 6.2) Motor is in proper working condition and feet free of cracks, or broken/missing components

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage summary

  • Does the Motor need need to be replaced?

  • Inform Supervisor

  • Supervisor: Does the Motor need need to be replaced?

  • Is replacement a new unit or rebuilt?

  • Supervisor sign off

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 6.2) Junction box is in good condition and free of any cracks, gouges or physical alterations from original certified design

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 6.3) Internal wires inspected and are free of any signs of burning, melting, exposed wires or damaged insulation and are properly connected

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 6.4) Strain relief is properly installed and wire does not move when pulled on

  • 6.5) Cover is properly reinstalled with required proper gaskets installed or if machined face flush and unaltered.

  • 6.6) External wiring is proper gauge for pump application and free of any kinking, cuts or gouges

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 6.7) Cored end is in proper physical condition, free of egged end, or missing, cracked or damaged components

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage summary:

  • Does cord end need to be replaced?

  • Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 6.8) Internal cord end wires properly seated, no exposed wires above pole connecting pockets, free of moisture or water damage and do not come loose when pulled

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 6.9) Cord end reassembled with proper fitting grommet installed and sealing, and no internal insulated wires visible

  • 6.10) Power cord tagged with accurate information

  • 6.11) Fan and fan guard in proper working order and secured with all proper bolts

  • 6.11) Pump skid inspection and service verified completed

  • Verifying tech sign off

7. Alignments, Fittings & Covers

  • 7.1) Belts are free of cracking, gouging, stretching or any other damaged preventing proper functionality

  • 7.2) Belts alignments adjusted to ensure proper alignment

  • 7.3) Belt cover free of damaged, misalignment or cracked welds

  • Picture of damage

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 7.4) Belt guard properly installed with all four bolts, with no gaps where moving parts could be accessible

  • 7.5) All fittings (cam locks, hammer unions, plugs, etc) are present and in proper operating condition

  • 7.6) Priming cap free of cracks or damage, and installed with proper gasket

  • 7.7) Alignments, fittings & covers inspection and service verified completed

  • Verifying tech sign off

8. Water Testing

  • 8.1) Unit connected and water tested for a minimum of 15 mins at optimum running speed

  • 8.2) Unit pumps water with adequate pressure or volume

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 8.3) Unit free of any water leaks around fittings or wear plate housing or RA O-rings

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 8.4) Unit free of any oil leaks around outer lip seal or weeping port on RA

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 8.5) Oil in sight glass at proper level and not milky or showing indications of internal leaking.

  • Damage summary & Technician's notes:

  • Task Completed

  • Tech initials verified repairs completed

  • 8.6) Pump drained and all fittings capped off with double securement and identified as ready as per districts standards

  • 8.7) Water testing inspection and service verified completed

  • Verifying tech sign off

9. Identification and Paint

  • 9.1) Correct unit number welded on pump skid in proper location, and is legible

  • 9.2) Paint meets BOS color specifications and represents BOS' image appropriately (No peeling or chipping paint, rusting or missing sections, consistent color)

  • 9.3) Identification and paint inspection & service verified completed

  • Verifying tech sign off

10. Supervisor Final Inspection

  • Have supervisor complete below listed final inspection and final sign off.

  • 10.1) Unit is clean

  • 10.2) Paint and identification meets BOS standards and current procedures

  • 10.3) All required fittings (if applicable) are present and in operable condition

  • 10.4) All cam locks and hammer unions are plugged or capped and has double securement in place as required

  • 10.5) Unit is ready to ship to field

  • 6.6) Take pictures of both of the ready unit's sides and unit number

  • 6.7) Supervisors signature

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