1.0 PURPOSE:
To describe a standard operating procedure for preventive maintenance of an air handling systems and air exhaust systems.
2.0 SCOPE:
The standard operating procedure describes in detail the method to be followed in preventive maintenance of air handling systems and air exhaust systems.
3.0 RESPONSIBILITY:
The responsibility of carrying out the preventive maintenance of an air handling systems and air exhaust systems lies with the staff of rank not lower than the junior utility operator.
The responsibility of preparing, reviewing and approving the standard operating procedure lies with the Manager - Maintenance, Head of Production and Head of QAD respectively.
4.0 METHOD:
4.1 Lubricate all lubricating points.
4.2 Observe the bearings condition of all motors and blowers. Replace the bearing if necessary.
4.3 Check the blowers fan condition. If dust accumulates on blower fan, dislodge it with jet of air.
4.4 Check all the electrical connections. Tighten them if necessary.
4.5 Check the compressors system. Fill gas if necessary.
4.6 Clean all the filters if necessary.
4.7 Check for any sound, vibration and heating up of the bearings. If any abnormalities found with the system rectify them.
4.8 Check for any leaks from the AHU doors. If any leaks found fill the gaps with RTV compound.
4.9 Check the condition of megnahelix gauges. If any of the gauges found out of order replace the gauge with new one
4.10 Check all the filters grills and exhaust grills. If any of the grill found damaged replace the grill.
4.11 Check the room pressures. If any of the room pressure found beyond the specification, adjust the exhaust dampers of the room to maintain the room pressures.
4.12 Frequency: Preventive maintenance of air handling system should be carried out once in 3 months or whenever necessary.
5.0 RECORDING:
The responsibility of recording the preventive maintenance in the compliance report lies with the staff of rank not lower than the maintenance engineer.
Air exhaust systems, engineering, air handling systems