Support fire-protection reliability through planned inspections, performance verification and recorded corrective actions.
Service, periodic maintenance and system continuity
Keeping fire-protection systems operational requires more than responding to faults. Özkartay assesses mechanical and electronic components, identifies testing needs and turns open items into a trackable maintenance programme. The programme follows equipment instructions and the standards applicable to the facility.
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Use consistent equipment and system records from inventory through corrective-action close-out.
List pumps, sprinklers, hose cabinets, alarm panels and other equipment within scope. Review previous tests, faults, changes and missing documentation.
Set inspection, testing and maintenance intervals by equipment type, manufacturer instructions and the adopted standard. Coordinate access, production schedules and temporary impairment conditions with the facility.
Check valve condition, leaks, pump performance, alarm functions and detection components within scope. Record the test method, measurement point and result.
Assess faults and deficiencies by their effect on protection. Distinguish urgent work, planned corrections and monitoring items, assigning an owner and target date.
Carry out approved maintenance or replacements. Complete required repeat tests and hand over normal operating status, open items and the next inspection plan.
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An inspection visit is completed by recording findings and defining the next action.
NFPA 25 addresses water-based inspection, testing and maintenance; EN 671-3 addresses maintenance of relevant hose systems. Detection, gaseous systems and extinguishers are assessed within their own standards and manufacturer requirements.
Agree affected zones, notifications and any temporary measures with the facility representative. Verify relevant valves, alarms and control positions at the end of work.
Keep equipment identity, date, method, results and actions together. Photographs and measurements support comparison at the next visit.
Rack, partition, process or equipment changes can affect protection. Refer changes observed during maintenance for design review where needed.
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The same technical check can require different access and interruption plans.
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| Record | Content | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Inventory | Equipment and system identities | Scope and visit planning |
| Inspection / test report | Methods, measurements and results | Condition assessment |
| Corrective-action list | Priority, owner and target date | Open-item tracking |
| Close-out and next plan | Repeat tests and service status | Preparation for the next visit |
Agree maintenance and replacement scope before quotation. A finding remains open until correction and required verification are completed.
Planned maintenance makes protection status visible and prioritises the work needed. Share your inventory, previous records and operating schedule to establish a practical service programme.
