What We Do
Performing an Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) for fire alarm and fire fighting systems involves a structured approach to ensure these critical systems remain functional and compliant with safety regulations. Here’s a detailed procedure for conducting an AMC:
1. Initial Assessment
- Review Documentation: Examine the existing system documentation, including system design, previous maintenance records, and any issues reported.
- Site Inspection: Conduct a preliminary site visit to assess the current condition of the fire alarm and fire fighting systems.
2. Planning and Scheduling
- Create a Maintenance Schedule: Develop a detailed maintenance schedule, specifying dates for inspections, tests, and servicing.
- Notify Stakeholders: Inform facility management and relevant stakeholders about the scheduled maintenance activities.
3. Inspection and Testing
Fire Fighting Systems:
- Visual Inspection: Inspect fire extinguishers, hoses, sprinklers, and other equipment for physical damage and accessibility.
- Functional Testing: Conduct pressure tests on sprinklers and hoses, and verify proper operation of extinguishers.
- System Check: Ensure that water supply systems and alarms are functioning correctly.
3. Inspection and Testing
Fire Alarm Systems:
- Visual Inspection: Check for any physical damage or obstruction of alarms, detectors, and control panels.
- Functional Testing: Test alarms, sensors, and communication systems to ensure they are working correctly.
- Battery Check: Test and replace batteries if necessary.
- System Integration: Verify that alarms are properly integrated with other safety systems.
