CPCPFS3036 — Install special hazard systems

1 Identify installation requirements.

• 1.1Obtain, read and apply special hazard systems requirements from relevant job plans and specifications, codes, Australian Standards, manufacturer’s specifications and jurisdictional requirements.
• 1.2Identify and apply workplace policies and procedures, organisational work health and safety (WHS) and environmental requirements.

2 Prepare for work.

• 2.1Create a materials list and collect components.
• 2.2Select and check the serviceability of appropriate tools and equipment including personal protective equipment (PPE).
• 2.3Prepare work area to support efficient installation of special hazard extinguishing systems.

3 Decommission gaseous agent containers and actuation devices.

• 3.1Confirm and isolate all interface systems and put in place appropriate signage, lock-off and documentation.
• 3.2Physically disconnect manual, electrical and mechanical actuation devices.
• 3.3Identify and disconnect pneumatic actuation devices and pilot and slave tubes and fittings.
• 3.4Connect transport caps on all outlets, plugs and locking devices, according to manufacturer’s specifications.
• 3.5Disconnect container bank manifold connection components.
• 3.6Install transport caps on valve outlets.
• 3.7Organise removal and transportation of gaseous agent containers to storage or reclaim facility.
• 3.8Complete documentation and decommissioning sign-off requirements and confirm with relevant persons.

4 Install and test special hazard systems.

• 4.1Set out system and install fixings.
• 4.2Check pipe supports and install pipes, fittings, nozzles and components.
• 4.3Perform piping system pressure testing.
• 4.4Connect cylinder manifold and cylinder hoses.
• 4.5Connect cylinder supports and cylinders and secure in brackets.
• 4.6Remove transport caps and connect cylinder hoses.
• 4.7Connect actuators.
• 4.8Complete documentation according to relevant regulatory requirements.

5 Clean up.

• 5.1Clear the work area, and dispose of, reuse or recycle materials in accordance with state and territory legislation and workplace policies and procedures.
• 5.2Clean tools and equipment, check for serviceability, and report any damage, and store and secure.

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