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GWRC Wellington Station Speaker Condition Assessment

by Mitchell Davis, from the Community

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Assess the condition of public address speakers at Wellington Railway Station using this GWRC checklist. Conduct separate audits for each platform pair, record speaker type (e.g., TOA 100V horn or music horn), and note location. Identify damage such as corrosion, missing or broken fixings, poor wiring, UV fade, or poor sound quality. Capture photos, add comments, and assign a condition rating to support maintenance planning and asset management across station platforms.

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This checklist supports periodic inspections of PA speakers across Wellington train station platforms. Record the platform, select the speaker type, confirm if the unit is working, and document any issues such as missing or broken grills and fixings, corrosion or rust on brackets, poor wiring, and poor sound quality. Capture photos, apply a condition rating, and add comments to guide maintenance and ensure reliable passenger announcements. Designed for station operations and asset upkeep within rail environments.

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GWRC Wellington Station Speaker Condition Assessment

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