K
keith915
Any reviews/recommendations? Doing a hospital PIR with a few non-labelled un-marked federal electric boards... never seen DB's so cram full either!
M
malcolmsanford
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
Access will be very difficult if your working in the ward areas, get the nursing staff on your side they can be invaluable
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
What you do turn off make sure you are not interupting any safety services ie UPS
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
If you doing any plant circuits ie HVAC make sure if you have to isolate it will not affect patients, ie possitive or negative pressures in cancer wards
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
Make sure all your risk assements and method statements are in and been approved, make sure you are well insurured
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
Keep all work in patients area clean, make sure before you remove false ceiling tiles etc it is ok to do so
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
Take your time. be thorough and above all don't turn anything off unless you know what is going to happen when you do.
Make sure if your not involved in them, you don't go near fire alarms or emergency lighting.
Operating theatres, nightmare, most likely protected by IT systems, so again keep well away from them, unless you are competant on them.
Access will be very difficult if your working in the ward areas, get the nursing staff on your side they can be invaluable
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
What you do turn off make sure you are not interupting any safety services ie UPS
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
If you doing any plant circuits ie HVAC make sure if you have to isolate it will not affect patients, ie possitive or negative pressures in cancer wards
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
Make sure all your risk assements and method statements are in and been approved, make sure you are well insurured
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
Keep all work in patients area clean, make sure before you remove false ceiling tiles etc it is ok to do so
Don't turn anything off unless you have written permission to do or an approved schedule.
Take your time. be thorough and above all don't turn anything off unless you know what is going to happen when you do.
Make sure if your not involved in them, you don't go near fire alarms or emergency lighting.
Operating theatres, nightmare, most likely protected by IT systems, so again keep well away from them, unless you are competant on them.
G
Guest 004
If the DB's are crammed, then the cable finder can be deemed useless, as several circuits will pick up the signal where they are 'crammed' together.
I'm out of the office now but I seem to remember a recall of some sorts of Federal Electric MCB's to BS 3871.
I'm almost certain that it affected devices that did not display a 'type' but only a current rating.
Have a search around, if I can find any further information, I'll post it up.
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keith915
Cheers guys. What were you saying about permission again malcolm?! Lol
The area I'm in at the moment is occupational therapy so nothing too serious if I turn stuff off. The boards are going to be a nightmare if like you guys say the cable/fuse finders won't work with bunched upsingles...
The area I'm in at the moment is occupational therapy so nothing too serious if I turn stuff off. The boards are going to be a nightmare if like you guys say the cable/fuse finders won't work with bunched upsingles...
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