Information

  • Document No.

  • Site

  • Client

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Site Address

Details

Section 1 - Site & Client Details

  • Telephone Number:

  • Site Contact Name/Number:

  • Access details:

  • Job Number:

  • Design Certificate Number:

  • Installation Certificate Number:

  • Is a fire risk assessment available?

  • What type of system is installed?

  • Photos of Control indication equipment (CIE) internal & external

  • Photos of any relevant signage within the property

  • Description of existing systems:

  • Category of system of FDA system:

  • Has there been any changes to the building post system installation? ie partitions installed, escape routes changed, extensions added?

Survey

Section 2 - System Survey

  • Note: Tap on the question to add notes and media

  • BS5839 Clause 38.2

  • Are all cable routes insulation and continuity resistance measurements logged and recorded?

  • BS5839 Clause 25.2

  • Main supply is dedicated, non switched, double pole isolated, correctly fused and labeled?

  • BS5839 Clause 25.2

  • Is the mains supply is correctly identified at all distribution boards?

  • BS5839 Clause 25.4

  • All batteries are clearly marked and labelled with date of installation

  • BS5839 Clause 26.2

  • Field wiring is labeled and correctly terminated in all control and ancillary equipment?

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2

  • All detection, MCP's, warning and ancillary devices have been tested for correct operation and the results of the tests recorded in the site log book?

  • BS5839 Clause 13.2.3 & 13.2.1

  • Line isolators are fitted as appropriate, operate correctly and marked on the drawings

  • BS5839 Clause 12.2.2

  • There is a minimum of 2 sounder circuits installed (NA for addressable systems with loop driven sounders)

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2

  • Sound pressure levels have been recorded on the drawing or on the appendix to this checklist

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2

  • Remote signalling has been checked for correct operation to ARC

  • BS5839 Clause 13.2.4

  • Zone charts have been fitted in all appropriate locations

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2.10

  • Are there any call points missing from any exit of the building or floor level?

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2.10

  • Are any call points wrongly positioned?

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2.11-16

  • Are there any areas that lack detection?

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2.11-16

  • Are there any detectors not suitable for their location or near air inlets/fans

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2.11-16

  • Are there any detectors less than 500mm from walls/down stands?

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2.11-16

  • Are there any detectors spaced incorrectly?

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2.11-16

  • Are any detectors too far from the ceiling? (600mm smoke 150mm Heat)

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2.11-16

  • Are any detectors near lights/obstructions? (Must be 1.5m x depth of obstruction)

  • BS5839 Clause 16.2.1(c)

  • Is there a mix of sounders and bells? Are sounders all of the same tone?

  • BS5839 Clause 13.2.5

  • Are any locked stores not covered by LED's?

  • BS5839 Clause 39.2

  • Are there any trigger/sounder zones or auxiliary outputs where the current loading is near or exceeds the limit?

  • BS5839 Clause MFG Guide

  • Are there too many devices between isolators?

  • BS5839 Clause 12.2.2

  • Are there any areas that are not covered by short circuit isolators?

Equipment & Operation

Section 3 - Equipment & operational data required for records

  • Panel access code/key number

  • Engineers code

  • Number of zones used

  • Number of spare zones

  • Power supply for repeater

  • Cores to repeater

  • Standby period

  • Communicator chip number

  • Are installation drawings available?

  • Are devices listings available?

  • Battery size

  • Charger voltage

  • Quiescent current

  • Alarm current

  • Battery requirement calculation (QI x Standby) + (AI x 0.5) x 1.25

  • Are the correct batteries installed?

  • Are there any devices at risk of false alarm?

Section 4 - Additional equipment

  • Are there any other types of fire safety equipment on site?

  • Ansul additional information. Locations, types, quantity

  • Photos

  • Extinguishers additional information. Locations, types, quantity

  • Photos

  • Aspirating additional information. Locations, types, quantity

  • Photos

  • Dry risers additional information. Locations, types, quantity

  • Photos

  • FM200 additional information. Locations, types, quantity, gas type

  • Photos

  • AOV additional information. Locations, types, quantity, gas type

  • Photos

  • Notes/additional comments

Devices

Section 5 - Fire detection and alarm system device quantities

    CIE
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • Smoke Detector

  • SD
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • Heat Detector

  • HD
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • Sounder Base

  • SB
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • Sounder Beacon Base

  • SBB
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • Beacon Base

  • BB
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • Interface unit

  • IU
  • Details: (Type, location, equipment controlling)

  • Manual Call Point

  • MCP
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • Remote Indicator

  • RI
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • CO2 Detector

  • CO2
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • Sounder

  • S
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • Beacon

  • B
  • Enter Quantity and all other details in this box

  • Other device

  • OD
  • Details

Sound Pressure

Section 6 - Sound pressure recordings

  • Engineering staff will usually carry out the Db testing during the first routine service visit.

  • Would you like to record sound pressure levels now?

  • Serial number of sound pressure meter

  • Record sound pressure level

  • Reading
  • Location

  • Decibel Level

Zoning

Section 7 - Zone Allocation

  • Fire detection and Alarm Zone

  • Zone

System Categories

Section 8 - Information on fire detection and alarm system categorising

  • Please read the information below for guidance or click view document to view FIA guidance on Fire Detection & Alarm Categories

  • BS5839-1 Installations (L System for the protection of Life)

  • M - Manual call points throughout

  • L4 - Manual call points throughout, Automatic detection on escape routes including voids above 800mm

  • L3 - Manual call points throughout, Automatic detection on escape routes + Automatic detection in rooms opening on to escape routes including voids above 800mm + Automatic detection at the top of lift shafts/risers & within 1.5 of any openings on to the shaft

  • L2 - Manual call points throughout, Automatic detection on escape routes + Automatic detection in rooms opening on to escape routes including voids above 800mm + Automatic detection at the top of lift shafts/risers & within 1.5 of any openings on to the shaft + Automatic detection in any other areas of high risk.

  • L1 - Automatic detection throughout the whole building including all rooms, corridors, cupboards, voids, shafts

  • L5 - Fits none of the above, generally to suit he needs of complex buildings/risk assessments

  • BS5839-6 Installations (LD System for the protection of Life)

  • LD3 - A system incorporating detectors in all circulation spaces that form part of the escape routes from the premises

  • LD2 - A system incorporating detectors in all circulation spaces that form part of the escape route from the premises and in all specified rooms or areas that present a high risk of fire to occupants.

  • LD1 - A system installed throughout the premises, in operating detectors in all circulation spaces that form part of the escape routes from the property, and in all rooms and areas in which fire might start, other than toilets, bathrooms and shower rooms.

Sign Off

Section 9 - Surveyor Sign Off

  • Sign off

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