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Smoke Management System Operational Verification Checklist

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Smoke Management System Operational Verification

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  1. 01Is the Smoke Management System designed and installed in accordance with the applicable codes and standards?
  2. 02Are there any obstructions in the smoke control system components such as dampers, fans, or detectors?
  3. 03Are there any visible signs of damage or deterioration to the smoke control system components?
  4. 04Have all required inspections and maintenance activities been performed as per the manufacturer's recommendations?
  5. 05Are the control panels and interfaces functioning properly and displaying accurate information?
  6. 06Have all smoke control system alarms been tested and verified for proper operation?
  7. 07Are there any error messages or faults displayed on the smoke control system?
  8. 08Have the smoke control system sensors been tested for accuracy and responsiveness?
  9. 09Are there any changes in the building layout or occupancy that may impact the effectiveness of the smoke control system?
  10. 10Have smoke control system testing and maintenance records been properly documented and stored?
  11. 11Are there any changes in the building's HVAC system that may affect the smoke control system's operation?
  12. 12Have all smoke control system components been tested for proper operation under simulated smoke conditions?
  13. 13Are there any fire or smoke barriers that are not properly sealed or maintained?
  14. 14Have all smoke control system power sources been tested for reliability and backup power availability?
  15. 15Are there any areas in the building where smoke accumulation may be a concern?
  16. 16Have all smoke control system fans and dampers been tested for proper operation and response time?
  17. 17Are there any areas in the building where smoke exhaust may be excessive?
  18. 18Have all smoke control system communication interfaces been tested for proper functionality?
  19. 19Are there any areas in the building where smoke exhaust may be recirculated?
  20. 20Have all smoke control system emergency procedures and shutdown protocols been tested and verified?
  21. 21Are there any areas in the building where smoke control system airflow patterns may be disrupted?
  22. 22Have all smoke control system components been tested for compatibility with other building systems?
  23. 23Is there anything hazardous that the cleaners need to work with, near or dispose of? E.g. Laboratory, fuel depot, bulk chemicals, train tracks, vehicles that are moving while cleaning....
  24. 24Are there any areas in the building where smoke exhaust may be insufficient?
  25. 25Have all smoke control system interlocks with fire alarm systems been tested for proper operation?

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