The job is 10 total hours. As per items listed in section 1.07, please see the below lists of items: Fire Alarm and Galley Hood Inspection. Initiating Devices 1 Riser Tamper Switch 2 Riser Tamper Switch 3 Riser Tamper Switch 4 Riser Low Pressure Switch 5 Riser Waterflow Switch 6 Outside PIV Tamper Switch 7 MK Shop Front Manual Pull Station 8 MK Shop Back Manual Pull Station 9 Front Door Manual Pull Station 10 ANT Bay Manual Pull Station 11 ANT Bay Manual Pull Station 12 Battery Storage Left Smoke Detector 13 Battery Storage Right Smoke Detector 14 ANT B Hole Manual Pull Station 15 ANT Wood Shop Manual Pull Station 16 MK Shop Manual Pull Station 17 Boiler Room Manual Pull Station 18 Boiler Room Heat Detector 19 MK Shop Duct Detector 20 MK Shop Horn/Strobe 21 Hall By Communications Horn 22 Shop Horn 23 Cage Horn 24 Storage By Restroom Smoke Detector. Test and Maintenance I. Control Panels 1. Fire alarm panel 2. Lamps and LED's. 3. Fuses. 4. Trouble Signals. 5. Ground Fault Monitoring. 6. Each circuit was tested for shorts and opens and all circuits are operational. 7. Remote Annunciators. II. Initiating Devices 1. Smoke Detectors. 2. Smoke detectors calibration /* Smoke detectors need to be replaced or have sensitivity testing performed */ 1 Year after new, then every 2 years if ok after 2nd year, then 5 years 3. Heat Detectors. 4. Non-Resettable Fixed Temperature Heat Detectors Less than 15 yrs Old. At 15 years and then every 5 years after, two fixed temperature heat detectors for every 100 present shall be removed and satisfactorily tested by a testing laboratory, or all detectors can be replaced at 15 years 5. Manual Pull Station. 6. Duct Detectors. 7. CO Detectors. 8. Water Flow Switch. 9. Kitchen Hood System. 10. Special Hazard System. 11. Beam Detector. 12. Optical Detector. 13. Flame detectors. 14. Air sampling III. Notification Appliances 1. Audible. 2. Visible. 3. Strobe Synchronization. 4. The NAC/booster power supply was tested and is operational. 5. Speakers. 6. Voice Clarity. 7. The recorded message was tested and is operational. IV. Primary Power Supply 1. Correct Power Supply. Over Current Protection 2. Circuit Breaker Correctly Identified 3. Proper Circuit Breaker Lock Out /* Disconnect not able to be locked */ V. Secondary Power Supply 1. Battery charging devices were tested for proper operation. 2. Batteries were tested for two hour capacity. 3. Battery voltage was measured under full load with charger disconnected. 4. Lead-acid batteries less than 5 years old. /* 2022 tested 100% */ 5. Battery connections clean and secure. VI. Interface Equipment 1. Elevator Recall. 2. Elevator Shunt Trip. 3. HVAC Shut Down. 4. Door Unlock. 5. Door Release. 6. Fire Damper Control. VII. Supervisory Devices 1. Valve Tamper 2. Low Pressure Switch 3. Water Tank Level 4. Fire Pump/special hazard Trouble VIII. Central Station Signal 1. Alarm Signal /* Not monitored */ 2. Trouble Signal 3. Supervisory Signal ********** Galley Fire Supression System: Gaylord I. Water Wash Inspection 1. Hot water temp. reached 140min - 180max 2. Correct water pressure 40psi - 80psi 3. Does exhaust fan work correctly 4. Does Damper work correctly 5. Correct air flow 6. Proper make-up air 7. All nozzels spraying 8. No water leaks 9. Correct detergent used and full /* Detergent flow switch bad */ 10. Detergent system function properly 11. Fire mode performance 12. Drains free and clear 13. Remote pull working 14. Timer working 15. Condition of Hoses Tests/Inspections/Services Description Last Due Hydro Test 2014 Recharge Kitchen Inspection I. Fire Suppression Systems.