INFORMATION CONCERNING THE LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE IN RELATION TO THE CARRYING OUT OF ROUTINE (PREVENTIVE) MAINTENANCE VISITS
This circular letter informs NSI approved companies about the publication of NSI Technical Bulletin 0046, which outlines the expected levels of performance for routine preventive maintenance visits. The bulletin updates previous information and expands its scope to include all NSI approval schemes with contractual maintenance agreements.
Read MoreBS 9263:2016 – COMMISSIONING, MAINTENANCE AND REMOTE SUPPORT
The British Standards Institution has published BS 9263:2016, which outlines the commissioning, maintenance, and remote support for intruder and hold-up alarm systems. While the changes from the previous standard DD 263:2010 are minor, a new informative annex regarding standby battery capacity has been introduced. Stakeholders are encouraged to familiarize themselves with BS 9263 before the new edition of PD 6662 is published, likely in 2017.
Read MoreNCP-104.3-Code-of-Practice-Design-Installation-and-Maintenance-CCTV-Nov-2017
The “NCP-104.3 Code of Practice for Design, Installation, and Maintenance of CCTV Surveillance Systems” outlines standards for security companies in the UK regarding the effective implementation of CCTV systems. It covers essential aspects such as risk assessment, user requirements, system design, installation, testing, and maintenance to ensure that CCTV systems meet user expectations and comply with relevant legislation. The document serves as a comprehensive guide to enhance the security and operational integrity of CCTV installations.
Read MoreNCP-115-Code of Practice-for-the-Design-Installation-and-Maintenance-of-Scafolding-Alarm-Systems-Jan-2013
The “NCP-115 Code of Practice for the Design, Installation and Maintenance of Scaffolding Alarm Systems” outlines the standards and requirements for scaffolding alarm systems to ensure effective security measures against unauthorized access. It details the design and installation processes, categorizing systems into basic and enhanced types, and emphasizes the importance of site safety, proper documentation, and ongoing maintenance. Compliance with this code is mandatory for companies seeking NSI approval and is intended to guide stakeholders in selecting and maintaining appropriate alarm systems for scaffolding structures.
Read MoreNCP-120.1-Supplementary-Code-of-Practice-for-the-Planning-Installation-Commissioning-and-Maintenance-of-Intruder-Alarms-Nov-2021
The “NCP-120 Supplementary Code of Practice for the Planning, Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance of Intruder Alarms” outlines essential guidelines for managing intruder alarm systems, including their planning, installation, and maintenance. It emphasizes compliance with relevant British Standards and provides detailed procedures for preventative and corrective maintenance, ensuring systems operate effectively and meet safety regulations. The document also includes forms for recording system parameters and completion certificates for client acknowledgment.
Read MoreTech-Bulletin-0016-DD-263-2010
NSI Technical Bulletin No. 0016 provides guidance on the application of the British Standards Institution Draft for Development DD 263:2010, which outlines the commissioning, maintenance, and remote support of intruder and hold-up alarm systems (I&HAS). Effective from June 1, 2012, all I&HAS installations must comply with this standard, which harmonizes maintenance practices and includes detailed requirements for preventative and corrective maintenance, commissioning, and remote support functions. For full compliance and operational details, reference to the complete DD 263:2010 is recommended.
Read MoreNSI-Technical-Bulletin-No-0068-Level-of-perfomance-wrt-routine-and-corrective-maintenance
This Technical Bulletin outlines the performance standards for NSI-approved companies regarding routine (preventive) and corrective maintenance visits. It specifies that preventive maintenance visits should occur within a designated timeframe, with allowances for scheduling adjustments under certain conditions, and emphasizes the importance of maintaining access to premises for these visits. Additionally, it details the expectations for corrective maintenance response times and the consequences of failing to meet these standards, including potential non-compliance reporting by NSI. Manual review recommended for complete details.
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