Service Engineer Fire Detection Audit Checklist
by Wayne Thompson, from the Community
This fire detection audit checklist helps service engineers assess and maintain fire alarm systems across a site. It covers pre-work tasks and PPE, review of logbooks, permits and asbestos registers, CIE and panel checks, battery capacity and charge testing, device and multi-sensor functional tests, sound pressure verification, visual alarms, ancillary interfaces, cause and effect, printer operation, and ARC notifications. Post-inspection steps include placement and spacing checks for detectors and call points, labeling and isolation requirements, documentation, and reporting of defects before sign-off.
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