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JasonOfOz

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If a client does not have a service or maintenance contract then he is just that 'a client'. If the client intends for his property to be insurance approved I believe that he would require 'on going' contracts. So, a client is just that, and only for the benefit of future visits it may be worth keeping a log in the office of what the last callout to the property entailed.

I'm not really in love with the concept of keeping a log beside a control panel, with the exception of fire where it may be a prerequisite of BS5839 (open to comment). I like the idea of using tablets, but there is nothing like hard copy and if they (the powers that be)insist on particular procedures it might be better to 'stick with them' for the time being and bring your ideas to them at a later date.

"...Where's the pictures of the 12core next to the normal 4 core you use, or is it blag ? Or maybe confusion?..."

Alyeti I shall reply in a few minutes, give this guy a chance to read his posts.

as part of the inspectors job file audit he always checks there is a maintenance agreement in place.

we always issue log books to all disciplines - and do not carry out any work without maintenance.

How times change Timmo, We were on call from clocking off at 5pm on a Friday to 8am the following monday, so no drinks, no socialising etc..just waiting for a call from the central station (arc), we had our own which doubled as a 24hr office and call outs meant going to one-off's, non contract.. boss was a real money grabber. 

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