Systems Design - the designer(s) will be named and have clear authority for the project and its compliance with standards, interfaces with other elements of building services, structures and connection to electrical supplies. Comprehensive design records shall be maintained and be made available to those responsible for other modules. Provision for design input must continue until the project is commissioned and a Certificate of Compliance issued.
Installation - the installer shall demonstrate competence and an ability to meet the requirements of all relevant standards and codes of practice. In addition, a comprehensive understanding of electrical, mechanical and other safety issues relevant to the installation is required. Comprehensive installation records must also be maintained, with clear notification that the installation is considered complete and is certificated. Installation records must be available to other module suppliers.
Commissioning and Handover - those responsible for this phase must demonstrate an in-depth understanding of all aspects of the equipment that is to be tested, commissioned and handed over. Comprehensive test, commissioning and configuration records shall be kept and made available to other module suppliers.
Maintenance – a provider of this service should demonstrate its competence to maintain the installed equipment and understand the specified requirements. The provider must have adequate resource to undertake the maintenance work to which it is committed. Comprehensive records of the maintenance programme and work undertaken must be kept.
