BSE UNIT 13 LESSON 2 Maintenance Plans for Building Services

What should learners understand about maintenance plans for Building Services Engineering (BSE) systems by the end of the session?

• The cost of maintenance plans for BSE systems

• The different types of maintenance plans for different BSE systems

• The environmental impact of BSE systems maintenance

• The architectural design of BSE systems

What should learners be aware of regarding the maintenance activities for BSE systems?

• The specific tools required for maintenance activities

• The safety protocols for maintenance activities

• The different timeframes between maintenance activities

• The legal regulations for BSE systems maintenance

By the end of the session, learners should be able to describe what aspect of the maintenance of BSE systems?

• The financial benefits of regular maintenance

• The different tasks to be carried out during the maintenance

• The history of BSE systems maintenance

• The future trends in BSE systems maintenance

What is one of the benefits of having Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) schedules for larger BSE installations and systems?

• To reduce the overall cost of the installation

• To identify any failing components

• To comply with legal requirements

• To increase the energy consumption

What is another benefit of having PPM schedules for larger BSE installations and systems?

• To ensure the system is working at its minimum efficiency

• To make the system more complex

• To ensure the system is working at its optimum

• To train new employees

How often are PPM activities for plumbing systems typically carried out?

• Every 3 months

• Every 6 months

• Every 12 months

• Every 24 months

For heavily used systems, how often will PPM activities likely need to be checked?

• Every month

• Every 3 months

• Every 6 months

• Once a year

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a PPM activity for plumbing systems?

• Check and set float-operated valves

• Clean out sediment

• Install new pipes

• Test drainage systems

How often will a gas engineer typically service a heavily used gas system?

• Every 3 months

• Every 6 months

• Every 12 months

• Every 24 months

Which of the following is NOT a check carried out by a gas engineer during the service of a gas system?

• Testing sizing and leaks

• Boiler maintenance/servicing

• Checking electrical circuit integrity

• Ensuring flue products are within manufacturer’s requirements