Official Testing Checklist

8/10/2019 Official Testing Checklist

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Name of the Project :

Equipment/Facilities:Location :

Pump No. : Phase : :

Voltage : Size of Wire : Breaker Rating :

Check all gate valves if functioning properly.

Check for pump overheating.

Check the leak at packing seal.

Check the leaks at all gate valves and check valves.

Check the directional flow arrow on the pipes.

Check all screws, holding, mounting nuts and bolts.

Check all electrical controllers and components .

Test and check for noise and vibration.

L1: L12: Cut-In Pressure:

L2: L23: Cut-Out Pressure:

L3: L31:

L1-Ground : L1-L2:

L2-Ground : L2-L3:

L3-Ground : L3-L1:

Recorded by:

Witnessed and Certified by:

Contractor/Supplier

M / E Engineer CMT Head

Senior MEPF-In-Charge QA/BTO Head

Horsepower Rating

Get ampere and voltage reading of the motor.

Test insulation resistance of the motors.

Check the proper tagging of valves.(Normally open / Normally closed.)

MEGAWORLD CORPORATION - Quality Control Management

OFFICIAL TESTING CHECKLIST

JOCKEY PUMP

Work Description Status Remark/s


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Equipment/Facilities :Location :

Geneset No. : Voltage :

Capacity : Frequency:

FullLoad Current : RPM :

Time Time Time

Radiator Water Level Full

Radiator Water Temperature

Fuel Level Full

Engine Oil Level Full or 3/4

Battery Charger Functional

Battery Charge, Vdc 24 - 27 Vdc

Battery Solution Level Full

Frequency Reading 60 Hz

Revolution Per Minute, RPM 1800

Pilot Light Indicator Functional

Ventilation

Voltmeter Reading

L1L2L2L3

L3L1

Ammeter Reading

L1

L2

L3

Recorded by:


Contractor/Supplier

M / E Engineer

Senior MEPF-In-Charge

CMT Head

QA/BTO Head



GENERATOR SET

INDICATORS STANDARDREADINGS

REMARKS


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Equipment/Facilities: VARIABLE REFRIGERANT VOLUME (VRV)Location :

VRV No.: Horsepower Rating : Voltage: Frequency: Phase :

Size of Wire : Breaker Rating: Compressor No.:

High Pressure: Low Pressure : Capacity in TR :

Check the system if has refrigerant leak.

Inspect contacts of starter, relays and ensure that these are clean.

Check for any unusual noise or vibration.

Check for any water leak around the VRV and drain pipes.

Check all panels and ensure that these are properly secured.


L2: L23: Cut-Out Pressure:L3: L31:

L1-Ground : L1-L2:

L2-Ground : L2-L3:

L3-Ground : L3-L1:

Recorded by:



Check lubrication of bearings, bushing of blower motor, fans of VRV and

FCU's

Check pulley al;ignment and conditions of belt and adjust tensions if

necessary.



Contractor/Supplier






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Pump No. : Frequency : Phase : Horsepower Rating :


Check alignment of belt.

Check and clean fan blade.

Re-tension belt. (if necessary)

Check motor.

Check electrical control. Tighten terminals.

Check the directional flow arrow on the pipes.

Clean contacts of magnetic contactor.

Check all electrical controllers and components .

Check setscrews of circuit breakers and controls.



L3: L31:

L1-Ground : L1-L2:L2-Ground : L2-L3:

L3-Ground : L3-L1:

Recorded by:



SUMP PUMP



Contractor/Supplier






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Equipment/Facilities:

Location :

Pump No. : Frequency : Phase : Horsepower Rating :


Check motor.

Check electrical control and terminals.

Check the canvas connector.

Check for vibration.

Check bearings.

Check for lose bolts.

Check airduct hangers.

Check the cleanliness of the area.



L3: L31:

L1-Ground : L1-L2:

L2-Ground : L2-L3:

L3-Ground : L3-L1:

Recorded by:






SUPPLY BLOWER / EXHAUST BLOWER



Contractor/Supplier



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Specifications :

Type of Equipment :

Brand :

Model Others :

PUMP and MOTOR - General Condition

Temperature

Sound

Control Panel

Pipes and Gate Valves

Return

Main Drain Valve

Skimmer Line

Check the directional flow arrow in the pipes.

Check the tagging of the installed lighting in the pool.

Check the proper tagging of valves.(normally open /normally close)

FILTER TANKFilter Element

Pressure

Result of Water Test

Pump Room Physical Apperance

Recorded by:



OFFICIAL TESTING/INSPECTION CHECKLIST


SWIMMING POOL

Contractor/Supplier




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Location :

NORMAL AND EMERGENCY CIRCUIT BREAKER

a.) Check the proper labeling of normal, Emergency and commom circuit breaker.

b.) Check the inside components for possible problem in the transferring like dust and foreign objects.

c.) Check if there is a "mechanical interlock" installed between normal and emergency circuit breaker.

d.) All joints of the busbar and twerminal connections are properly tightened.

e.)Insulation on conductors should be examined for overheating or chafing that could progress into an

insulation failure. Damaged conductors should be replaced.

f.) Mechanisms should be manually operated to ensure proper working condition.

PAD MOUNTED TRANSFORMER

a.) Check the rated capacity of the transformer.

b.) Check the temperature readings and load current. Excessive temperature indicates an overload or

perhaps some interference with the normal means of cooling.

c.) Check the pressure and vacuum gauges.

d.) Check the insulators and insulating surfaces of bushing for trackings, cracks, or chipped skirts, and

the gasket bases for leaks.

LOAD BREAK SWITCH

a.) Check the specification of the vacuum circuit breaker.

b.) Check the arm lever for manual operation.

c.) Check the selector switch of the vacuum circuit breaker. Should have a permanent cover to avoidaccidental contact.

SAFETY CONCERNS

a.) Check the entrance /exit incase emergency problems occurred. Should be free from obstruction.

b.) Fire extinguisher should be present in the area.

c.) All live parts should be covered with appropriate enclosures.

d.) It should never assumed that acircuit breaker is in the open position because the handle mechanism

is in the open position. Always double check for safety.

f.) Lighting system in the area should be properly illuminated.

Recorded by:




SWITCHGEAR / POWER ROOM

St

Contractor/Supplier

M / E Engineer

Senior MEPF-In-Charge

PARTICULARS

CMT Head

QA/BTO Head


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Location :

Flooring (Physical Appearance)

Wall (Physical Appearance)

Ceiling (physical Appearance)

Illumination or Lighting System

Slot Parking Number

Directional Signage

Emergency Light

Elevetor Parking Lobby

Cleanliness of the area

Location :





Slot Parking Number

Directional Signage

Emergency Light



Location :





Slot Parking Number

Directional Signage

Emergency Light



Recorded by:




PARKING AREAS

Site Engineer CMT Head QA/BTO Head


Contractor




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Location :

Flooring / Stair (Physical Appearance)




Emergency Light

Fire Exit Door with panic device and door closer


Location :





Emergency Light



Location :





Emergency Light



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FIRE EXIT

Items For Inspection Status Remark/s

Contractor





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Location :





Smoke Detector

Ventilation

Tagging for Panel Board

Harnessing of Wire


Location :





Smoke Detector

Ventilation


Harnessing of Wire


Location :





Smoke Detector

Ventilation


Harnessing of Wire


Recorded by:




ELECTRICAL & AUXILLARY ROOM


Contractor





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Location :





Smoke Detector

Ventilation

Tagging & Arrow for valves and piping


Tagging for pumps and motors

Color coding of pipeCleanliness of the area

Cistern Tank

Float valve

Application of tank epoxy

Clealiness of the tank

Access door w/ provision for lock

Location : ROOFDECK


Wall (Physical Appearance)Ceiling (physical Appearance)


Tagging for control panel

Tagging for pumps and motors


Over-head Tank

Electrode

Sight glass

Physical appearance of the tank

Cleanliness (inside) of the tank

Manhole w/ provision for lock

Recorded by:




Contractor



PUMPS' ROOM



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BUILDING AMENITIES

Main Lobby





Smoke Detector

Sprinkler heads

Ventilation / Air conditioning System

Furniture and decorative items

Equipment

Elevator lobbySignage


Function Room





Smoke Detector

Sprinkler heads

Ventilation / Air conditioning SystemFurniture and decorative items

Equipment

Signage


Recorded by:





Contractor

Site Arch't./ Engineer CMT Head QA/BTO Head



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HALLWAYS AND ELEVATOR LOBBIES

ItemsFo

r

Inspectio

n

Flooring,W

all

andCeilin

g

LightingSystem

Convenien

ce

Outlet

Smoke

Detector

s

SprinklerHe

ads

Emergency

Lights

Cleanlinessof

thearea

Others

Gnd Flr

2nd Flr

3rd Flr

4th Flr

5th Flr

6th Flr

7th Flr

8th Flr

9th Flr

10th Flr

11th Flr

12th Flr

14th Flr

15th Flr

16th Flr

17th Flr

18th Flr

19th Flr20th Flr

21st Flr

22nd Flr

23rd Flr

24th Flr

25th Flr

26th Flr

27th Flr

28th Flr

29th Flr

30th Flr

Recorded by:



REMARKS

QA/BTO HeadCMT HeadSite Arch't./ Engineer

Contractor



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Name of the Project : Contractor :

nstrument Used: Date :

Model : Time :

Test Voltage : Weather :

Panel Name :

Location :

L - L L - L L - L L - N L - N L - N L - G L - G L - G N - G

Recorded by:


QA/Project-in-chargeM/E Engineer

CMMEPF Engineer



Description

INSULATION TEST

Circuit

No.

Test

Time

Reading in Mega-Ohms, MWire Size


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Instrument Used: Date :

Model : Time :Type of Test : Weather :

Location :

Date of Initial Testing: Date of Final Testing:

Remarks:

Recorded by:





MECHANICAL LEAK TEST / PLUMBING FLOW TEST

Description Of The Item To Be TestedItemFinal Testing

Remarks

Initial Testing

Remarks


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Instrument Used: Date :

Model : Time :Type of Test : Initial Testing Final Testing Weather :

Location :

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Date of Initial Testing: Date of Final Testing:

Remarks:

Recorded by:


Contractor


Design

Req't.Initial Rdg. Final Rdg.

Remarks



PRESSURE/LEAK TEST

Item Description Of The Item To Be Tested

Pressure in PSI

Official Testing Checklist

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