Operational Equipment Defect/Loss Reporting Procedure Flashcards
Babbcocks Cat A equip defect is what time scale
repair or replacement is same as that applied to that of the vehicle on which they are carried. (2 hours for Category A items carried on front line pumping appliances
Babcocks cat B equipment is what time scale
All Category B Items of operational equipment that are supplied and maintained by Babcock Critical Services Ltd are subject to a five-calendar day repair/replacement regime
Category A defects/losses will be recorded on a
Equipment Defect/Lost Item Report Form (TLG3).
Category A Operational Equipment on a PL / P
135 9m Short Ex RIS Hose RIS tool RIS Pump RIS Sledge
The items listed below are treated as Category ‘A’ ONLY at single appliance stations when the item is the second item of its kind to become defective, lost or stolen and the first is still awaiting repair or replacement.
Hose reel branch Main branch standpipe Standpipe key and bar standpipe double outlet
Cat B items are reported how
managed through the Purchase Order Management System (POMS). POMS will automatically direct an order to the appropriate supplier of the item of operational equipment (Babcock Critical Services Ltd, PEG, Hose & Line etc).
all remaining items of Category B operational equipment managed by Babcock Critical Services Ltd, will be replaced on a ‘one for one’ basis. Where an item is not available for exchange, it must be treated as lost or stolen.
6.25 When Babcock Critical Services Ltd are unable to offer a replacement item of equipment to enable a ‘one for one’ exchange
the item leaving service should be released from its base location with an F171. The Babcock Critical Services Ltd representative should sign the F171 when the item is collected. The receipt copy should be retained in an appropriate location at the station or base location until an exchanged or repaired item is accepted into service.
When an exchange or repaired item arrives at a base location a competent person is to carry out a
Handover test
When an exchange or repaired item arrives at a base location a competent person is to carry out a Handover Test to ensure the item is fit for purpose.
The test is
where is test recorded
These tests should be conducted in accordance with those set out in the Standard Test Manual and must include a thorough visual examination and where appropriate the item is to be started up and operated.
If Cat A record test on TLG 3
If Cat B TLG 6 provided by Babcocks
