AMC and preventive maintenance
Preventive Maintenance That Keeps Fire-Safety Systems Ready
An AMC creates a planned schedule for inspection, functional checks, service records and corrective-action follow-up. The exact coverage, frequency and response terms are defined in the signed AMC scope.
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What an AMC may include
Coverage is confirmed against the agreed asset list and written scope.
- Scheduled visual inspection of covered equipment and accessible system components
- Functional checks and testing included in the agreed scope
- Equipment status, tagging and service records
- Defect, observation or snag report after the visit
- Recommendations and separate quotation for repairs, replacements or upgrades
- Refilling, servicing or consumable replacement only where explicitly included
- Follow-up planning for agreed corrective actions
Defined exclusions
Not included unless written into the AMC
- Major repair, redesign, civil work, electrical work or system expansion
- Spare parts, consumables, refilling media or replacement equipment
- Third-party tests, statutory fees, authority inspections or approvals
- Round-the-clock emergency attendance or a guaranteed response time
- Work on equipment or systems excluded from the signed asset list
AMC process
A clear maintenance cycle.
- 01
Assessment — Review the property, asset list, system condition, records and maintenance priorities.
- 02
Scope and schedule — Define covered assets, visit frequency, tests, exclusions, response terms and commercials.
- 03
Service visit — Perform the scheduled activities within the agreed access and safety conditions.
- 04
Report — Share completed activities, observations, defects and recommended corrective actions.
- 05
Corrective action and renewal — Approve additional work separately and review the scope before renewal.