Hi all, quick query about fire, intruder, cctv and access control maintenance sheets. I used to work for two larger companies but am now working for a smaller company which is trying to improve and expand. One thing I've noticed about the new company is the maintenance paperwork. It's looking very dated compared to the specific sheets I used to have at ADT and the other firm. I want to give my boss a template for these maintenance sheets as I've got rid of any I used to have. Also does anyone know of a company that prints the sheets eg. (yellow, blue, green which you write on one and its copied onto all three.... sorry cant think what they'd be called) in north london.

Any help would be very welcome...

Thanks,

Phil

Edited April 27, 200917 yr by Gooner08

gooner cant help, but the company you claim has a bad rep....yet you want to emulate their management systems?

James

gooner cant help, but the company you claim has a bad rep....yet you want to emulate their management systems?

James

Not trying to emulate them at all, I jus like the professional look of their paperwork. Unfortunately we don't have someone in our company that really specialises in that sort of thing.

Phil

Have to agree.................

Fair play, I see ure points. Modified post.

Phil

A local printer does mine for on 2 part pads of 50 sheets in 2 colours for around

A local printer does mine for on 2 part pads of 50 sheets in 2 colours for around

Hi all, quick query about fire, intruder, cctv and access control maintenance sheets. I used to work for two larger companies but am now working for a smaller company which is trying to improve and expand. One thing I've noticed about the new company is the maintenance paperwork. It's looking very dated compared to the specific sheets I used to have at ADT and the other firm. I want to give my boss a template for these maintenance sheets as I've got rid of any I used to have. Also does anyone know of a company that prints the sheets eg. (yellow, blue, green which you write on one and its copied onto all three.... sorry cant think what they'd be called) in north london.

Any help would be very welcome...

Thanks,

Phil

I can't help with templates but I think the process is called NCR as in no carbon required, most printers will be familiar with it.

as above it is ncr.

There are details of samples etc in the back of the regs

spot the brainiacs, lol

NCR it is then

my printer http://www.rcprinting.co.uk/

(up in Jockland obviously but they do post)