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Here are a few examples of items that we can help you with on a regular basis:
We also provide the following PM services and maintenance plans:
We provide full service reports (digital and hard copies) with before and after photos, inventories, and deficiency reports.
All services are guaranteed +/-3 days so you don't have to worry.
We can also customize a program to fit you needs.
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PM Add ons:
Inspection Addons:
Monthly (+/- 10 Days - 20 day window)
Source NFPA 17A-2009
The system shall be inspected monthly per manufacturer's instructions
The monthly inspection is required to include:
Monthly (+/- 10 Days - 20 day window)
Reference: NEC article 517-20 & OSHA 1910.303
Test receptacle by pushing the reset button -- the receptacle should not be energized when in trip position. Normal test results should be within the 4-6 milliampere range
For GFCI circuit breakers check the electrical panel or circuit breaker for testing details
Check receptacle tension: Should be a minimum of 4 0z. blade tension before releasing
NFPA 80 requires both sides of swinging fire doors to be inspected and tested according to the following 13 items:
Field-inspection reports are required to include the following per NFPA 80, Section 5.2.2.4:
Fire door inspection reports are required to be retained in the facility for no less than 3 years, written on a medium that will survive the length of the required retention period, and made available to the authority having jurisdiction upon request.
The importance of initial fire door inspections and subsequent annual inspections cannot be overemphasized. It has been reported nationally that more than 80% of swinging fire-rated doors fail the inspection and testing required by NFPA80. The most common deficiencies are painted or missing fire labels, excessive perimeter gaps when the door is closed, kickdown door holders installed on fire-rated doors, auxiliary hardware installed that interferes with the intended door function, doors blocked in the open position, broken or missing hardware items, missing or incorrect fasteners, and bottom flush bolts that do not fully engage the strike. The adoption and execution of initial and annual fire door inspections will result in safer conditions for building occupants.
HERE’S WHAT THE FIRE DOOR INSPECTOR IS LOOKING FOR: Top Eleven Deficiencies
Monthly fire extinguisher inspections include the following:
Monthly (+/- 10 Days - 20 day window)
Source NFPA 17A-2009
Cooking Hood Fire Suppression System Inspection
- The system shall be inspected monthly per manufacturer's instructions
The monthly inspection is required to include:
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