HVAC, Firefighting, Drainage, water checklist
HVAC Checklist
- Gather equipment specifications from design documents.
- Cross-check each specification against installed equipment.
- Document any discrepancies for resolution.
- Ensure compliance with local building codes.
- Examine duct joints and seams for gaps.
- Check for proper alignment and support of ductwork.
- Ensure that ductwork is securely attached to walls and ceilings.
- Look for signs of damage or deformation.
- Inspect insulation thickness and material type.
- Verify that all ducts and refrigerant lines are fully covered.
- Check for any exposed areas that may need additional insulation.
- Ensure insulation is secured and in good condition.
- Verify that air handling units are installed per design layout.
- Ensure adequate clearance around units for maintenance access.
- Inspect for proper mounting and stability of units.
- Document any placement issues for correction.
- Confirm location and mounting of thermostats are as specified.
- Check calibration settings against design requirements.
- Test thermostat functionality and responsiveness.
- Document any calibration adjustments made.
- Measure airflow at each register and diffuser.
- Adjust dampers to achieve balanced airflow.
- Document airflow readings and adjustments.
- Ensure compliance with design airflow requirements.
- Check for signs of refrigerant leaks at joints and fittings.
- Inspect insulation on refrigerant lines for damage.
- Ensure that all lines are securely fastened.
- Document any leaks found and schedule repairs.
- Check that filters are installed in all designated locations.
- Ensure that filters are easily accessible for replacement.
- Inspect filters for cleanliness and condition.
- Document filter sizes and types for future reference.
- Inspect all electrical connections for tightness.
- Check wiring and components for compliance with local codes.
- Document any loose or non-compliant connections.
- Ensure proper labeling of electrical circuits.
- Check that condensate drain lines slope away from units.
- Inspect for blockages or restrictions in flow.
- Ensure that all connections are secure and leak-free.
- Document any issues needing correction.
- Test operation of safety devices and alarms.
- Verify that alarms are audible and visible.
- Document any non-functional devices for repair.
- Ensure compliance with safety regulations.
- Check refrigerant levels against manufacturer specifications.
- Inspect for signs of undercharging or overcharging.
- Document charge levels and adjust if necessary.
- Ensure all adjustments comply with safety standards.
- Inspect outdoor units for sufficient clearance from obstructions.
- Check airflow around units for any blockages.
- Document any clearance issues for remediation.
- Ensure compliance with manufacturer's installation guidelines.
- Manually operate dampers to check for proper movement.
- Inspect for any obstructions or mechanical issues.
- Document any dampers that require adjustment or repair.
- Ensure compliance with airflow requirements.
- Inspect ventilation systems for proper installation.
- Verify compliance with air quality regulations.
- Document any deviations from standards.
- Ensure all components are functioning effectively.
- Use a sound level meter to measure noise levels.
- Compare readings against acceptable limits.
- Document findings and address any excessive noise issues.
- Ensure compliance with local regulations.
- Check VFD settings and configuration.
- Test operation under various load conditions.
- Document any issues with VFD functionality.
- Ensure compliance with system requirements.
- Verify that all equipment has proper labeling.
- Check labels for accuracy and visibility.
- Document any missing or incorrect labels.
- Ensure compliance with industry standards.
- Conduct a test of emergency shutdown procedures.
- Verify that all personnel are aware of procedures.
- Document the effectiveness of the shutdown.
- Address any issues discovered during testing.
- Inspect heating elements and boilers for proper operation.
- Check temperature and pressure readings.
- Document any malfunctions or maintenance needs.
- Ensure compliance with safety standards.
- Gather all relevant system documentation.
- Verify completeness of manuals and warranties.
- Ensure documents are easily accessible for reference.
- Document any missing or incomplete materials.
Firefighting Checklist
- Review local fire codes and standards.
- Ensure all required permits are obtained.
- Verify compliance documentation is up-to-date.
- Consult with local fire marshal if needed.
- Keep records of compliance checks.
- Check installation against manufacturer specifications.
- Ensure all components are securely mounted.
- Look for signs of damage or wear.
- Verify that systems are connected to water supply.
- Document inspection findings.
- Ensure extinguishers are placed within required distances.
- Check that extinguishers are easily accessible.
- Inspect mounting brackets and signage.
- Confirm that extinguishers are appropriate for hazards.
- Record the locations of all extinguishers.
- Test each alarm unit for sound and response.
- Inspect wiring and connections for integrity.
- Ensure battery backups are functional.
- Confirm the system is linked to emergency services.
- Document the results of the tests.
- Check for visible and illuminated exit signs.
- Ensure pathways to exits are unobstructed.
- Inspect doors for proper operation.
- Review exit signage for compliance with codes.
- Document any issues found.
- Check that hose reels are properly mounted.
- Ensure hoses are in good condition and functional.
- Inspect hydrants for accessibility and water flow.
- Verify that connections are free of obstructions.
- Document inspection results.
- Start the fire pump and monitor operation.
- Check pressure gauges to ensure proper settings.
- Inspect pumps for leaks or unusual noises.
- Document performance data during the test.
- Ensure all control panels are functional.
- Gather all relevant personnel for the review.
- Discuss key elements of the fire safety plan.
- Address questions and clarify responsibilities.
- Ensure all personnel understand evacuation routes.
- Document attendance and feedback from the review.
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