START UP CHECK LIST
Items To Be Considered Before Calling For Start Up
- How many units?
- What is the Actuator/Masterstation Brand/Type/Model etc?
- Are ALL units currently ready for start-up?
- Do you have power to the actuator?
- Does each actuator have a disconnect switch integrally mounted or nearby?
- If disconnect switch is nearby, are they labeled properly and easy to locate? If not, disconnects must be labeled before start up.
- Have Disconnect switches been tested? (i.e., do they turn off the power to the actuator)
- Are all terminations complete on actuator and masterstation?
- Are the terminations correct?
- What is the contact information for electrical sub-contractor?
- Is the electrical sub-contractor on-site and available?
- What is the contact information of the integration sub-contractor?
- Is the integration sub-contractor on-site and available?
- Are the actuator(s) readily accessible?
- If actuators are in "hard to get" locations, contractor must supply and comply with ALL SAFTEY AND OSHA REQUIREMENTS for the FCS employee.
- Do all actuator/valve combinations have the ability to operate from open to close and from close to open repeatedly without limitation or disruption?
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- Note: service work will not be performed until this start up form is correctly filled out and signed by the client to be invoiced.
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- Additional charges will be applied to customers bill if...
- the terminations to actuator(s) are not correct and an FCS tech has to evaluate and/or re-wire said actuator(s)
- the start up is scheduled and an FCS tech is unable to perform start up duties due to any of the above issues or anything unrelated to FCS
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