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    Schedule Plan For Fire Alarm Systems

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    The document outlines a schedule plan for fire alarm system checks to be performed daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annually. It includes a checklist of inspection items such as checking the control panel for normal operation, ensuring any previous faults have been addressed, simulating alarms to test the system, inspecting backup batteries, and checking printer consumables. More thorough inspections are to be performed quarterly and annually including testing detectors and circuits, inspecting for structural changes, and issuing a certificate of testing upon completion.

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    Schedule Plan For Fire Alarm Systems

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    The document outlines a schedule plan for fire alarm system checks to be performed daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annually. It includes a checklist of inspection items such as checking the control panel for normal operation, ensuring any previous faults have been addressed, simulating alarms to test the system, inspecting backup batteries, and checking printer consumables. More thorough inspections are to be performed quarterly and annually including testing detectors and circuits, inspecting for structural changes, and issuing a certificate of testing upon completion.

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    The document outlines a schedule plan for fire alarm system checks to be performed daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annually. It includes a checklist of inspection items such as checking the control panel for normal operation, ensuring any previous faults have been addressed, simulating alarms to test the system, inspecting backup batteries, and checking printer consumables. More thorough inspections are to be performed quarterly and annually including testing detectors and circuits, inspecting for structural changes, and issuing a certificate of testing upon completion.

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    Schedule Plan For Fire Alarm Systems

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    The document outlines a schedule plan for fire alarm system checks to be performed daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annually. It includes a checklist of inspection items such as checking the control panel for normal operation, ensuring any previous faults have been addressed, simulating alarms to test the system, inspecting backup batteries, and checking printer consumables. More thorough inspections are to be performed quarterly and annually including testing detectors and circuits, inspecting for structural changes, and issuing a certificate of testing upon completion.

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    The document outlines the schedule plan and checklist items for maintaining fire alarm systems on a daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual basis.

    The daily checklist items include checking the control panel, ensuring any faults are addressed, testing detector circuits, checking backup batteries and printer supplies.

    The weekly checklist items include simulating a mains failure to test the standby generator for 1 hour and checking the log book.

    Schedule Plan for Fire Alarm Systems

    Checklist Items

    Check the control panel to


    ascertain that it shows normal
    operation. Otherwise log the
    failure.
    Ensure that any fault reported
    the previous day has received
    attention.
    Ensure that the system is
    capable of operating under
    alarm conditions by operating at
    least one detector or call point
    on one circuit (zone or loop).
    Visually inspect backup
    batteries.
    Check any printers to ensure
    that reserves of consumables
    are adequate for 2 weeks
    normal usage.
    Simulate mains failure to
    automatically start standby
    generator to power the fire
    alarm system for at least 1 hour.
    Check for malfunctions. Restore
    to normal supply and check
    generator startup battery &
    charger.
    Check entries to log book and
    ensure that necessary actions
    are taken .
    Examine batteries and their
    connections and test them as
    specified by supplier to Ensure
    that it is not likely to fail before
    the next quarterly inspection.
    Check Alarm functions of the
    panel by operating a detector or

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    call point in each Zone .


    Check Alarm sounders and
    automatic link to remote
    centers, if any.
    Check all ancillary functions of
    the control panel, where
    possible.
    Check all fault indicators and
    circuits by simulating a fault
    condition.
    Visually inspect the control
    panel for signs of moisture
    ingress or other deterioration.
    Visually inspect whether
    structural or occupancy changes
    have affected the
    requirements for the sitting of
    call points, detectors and
    sounders.
    Visually inspect to confirm
    that a clear space of at least
    750mm is preserved in all
    directions below each detector,
    that
    detectors are sited in
    accordance with code of
    practice clauses 12 &/or 13 and
    that all call points remain
    unobstructed and conspicuous.
    These tests should be done
    by a competent person, and
    upon completion, a certificate of
    testing is issued to the
    responsible person.
    Check each detector for
    correct operation in accordance
    to manufacturers
    recommendation.
    Visually check all cable
    fittings and equipment are
    secure, undamaged and
    adequately protected.
    Record any defects in a
    logbook and upon completion, a
    certificate of testing is issued to

    the responsible person.

    ________________________
    _________________________
    Engineer
    MOH Manager

    __________________________
    Project Manager

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