BOILER PLANT MAINTENANCE

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BOILER PLANT MAINTENANCE

TASKS 16, 17, 19

. HEALTH & SAFETY

1.1 Comply with any warning notices or site restrictions identified within the site safety plan held by the
Responsible Person, and with any other specific or temporary hazards identified or advised during
site induction/at time of visit.
1.2 A specific ‘risk assessment’, to satisfy The Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations
1999, must be carried out. Due consideration to this and any other statutory regulations e.g.
COSHH 1999, Manual Handling Reg's 19992. Etc. must be made prior to carrying out any task
detailed below. Risk assessments are to be carried out by the operative’s employer.
1.3 Relevant PPE shall be used as indicated by the relevant risk assessment.
1.4 Due consideration must be given to the MoD Safe Systems of Work, consult with the appropriate
Authorised Person where appropriate. Only appropriately appointed Skilled Persons may operate
boiler plant. A Permit to work must be obtained before any part of the pressure system is breached.
1.5 A) Caution should be exercised to avoid injury through accidental contact where surface
temperatures are greater than 50°C.
B) When observing internal boiler firing conditions always use an inspection glass.

2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
2.1 This task is applicable to steam and hot water boilers. Other tasks in this series (see tasks 1 to 15)
cover associated items in more detail
2.2 The requirements 016-019 apply to all boiler systems.
2.3 Where manufacturer’s operation and maintenance manuals are available, these must be consulted
and any specific requirements taken into account.
2.4 The sub-contractor shall supply all water treatment chemicals associated with these tasks.
2.5 Where fixed instruments are not provided to record required boiler parameters, a suitable portable
instrument shall be used. The details of the portable instrument used, and its calibration status at
the time of use, are to be recorded on the work sheet.
2.6 The attached Boiler Logbook Sheets relate to all boiler plant and auxiliaries.
™ Task 016 is to be carried out as required when a defect is suspected and the log book sheet
completed indicating repair carried out and spares used. The information provided in the task
instruction are the basic tasks required depending on the firing system, should further
investigation be required to identify and correct the defect then this must be carried out in
accordance with the Manufactures instructions.
™ Task 17- the logbook sheet is to have all work carried out under annual maintenance on the
boiler listed including any additional maintenance carried out as a result of this maintenance.
™ Task 18 – Arrange thorough examination and report by competent person.
™ Task 19 The log book sheet is to list all boiler auxiliaries and all work carried out under annual
maintenance to them identifying any additional maintenance carried out as a result of this
maintenance.
™ A copy of these Task Instructions are to be included in the boiler log book
2.7 Log Book Defect Sheet – This is to be included at the front of the Log Book and completed on each
occasion a defect is located and repaired whether within the Contract Lump Sum or not.
2.8 Checklist 1 relates to all boiler plant and auxiliaries. It is the Responsible Persons responsibility to
amend the checklist to make it applicable to their specific boiler systems. Also any parameter that
does not apply to a specific boiler system is to be deleted from the checklist before issue.
2.9 The attached Checklist is to be included on the Work Docket issued to the craftsman. Any
parameter that does not apply to the specific boiler system for which the Work Docket is being
issued is to be deleted from the checklist before issue.
2.10 Record all inspection findings. All items requiring repair shall be listed on the PPM work docket. Any
repairs carried out under the Contract Lump Sum shall be indicated as such, any other items in this
category requiring shut downs or spares shall be carried out following agreed procedures. Any
deviation from accepted operation or any defects considered to present a safety hazard shall be
reported to the responsible person, who will advise the client as required.
2.11 The attached task instructions highlight the basic elements that believe should be carried out as a
minimum requirement. The sub-contractor may adopt these instructions or submit there their own
method statements for approval. The task instructions provided are generic in form and will require
modifying to suit specific equipment/systems being maintained. It should be noted that the full
requirements of the relevant reference documents must be complied with; the list provided here is
not exhaustive. Lead reference’ documents: -
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• The Clean Air Act 1983

• HSE Automatically Operated Steam and Hot Water Boilers Guidance Note PM5 1989
• HSE Safety in Pressure Testing Guidance Note GS4 1992
• HSE Steam Boiler Blow Down Systems Guidance Note PM60 1987
• Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000
• L56 Safety in the installation and use of gas systems and appliances 1995
• Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998
• HSG 93 The assessment of pressure vessels operating at low temperature. 1993
• L122 Safety of Pressure systems. Pressure System Safety Regulations 2000. ACOP 2000
• PSA MEEG Vol. 4 Sections 2.101and 2.102
• BS 5978-1:1989 Safety and performance of Gas Fired hot water boilers (60KW-2MW
input). Specification for general requirements.
• BS 5978-2:1989 Safety and performance of Gas Fired hot water boilers (60KW-2MW
input). Specification for additional requirements for boilers with atmospheric burners.
• BS 5978-3:1989 Safety and performance of Gas Fired hot water boilers (60KW-2MW
input). Specification for additional requirements for boilers with forced or induced draught
burners.
• CP 3000:1955 Code of Practice for the Installation and Maintenance of underfeed stokers.
• BS EN 297 303-1:1999 Heating Boilers with Forced Draught Burners-Terminology, general
requirements, testing, and marking.
• BS EN 297 303-2:1999 Heating Boilers with Forced Draught Burners-Special requirements
for boilers with atomising oil burners.
• BS EN 297 303-3:1999 Heating Boilers with Forced Draught Burners-Assembly comprising
boiler body and a forced draught burner.
• BS EN 656:2000 Gas Fired Central Heating boilers. Type B of nominal heat input
exceeding 70KW but not exceeding 300KW.
• 98/716517 DC Shell boilers Part 7. Requirements for firing systems for liquid and gaseous
fuels (prEN125953-7)
• 98/717177 DC Shell boilers Part 10. Requirements for feedwater and boiler water quality
(prEN125953-10)
• 99/715321 DC Shell boilers Part 9. Requirements for limiting devices and safety circuits for
the boilers and accessories (prEN125953-10)
• 00/705373 DC (prEN 13836) Gas fired central heating boilers. Type B boilers of nominal
heat input exceeding 300KW but not exceeding 1000KW.

Task Numbers AD-PPM-016-019 are to be shown on all work dockets as appropriate

*Mandatory Frequencies to individually assessed per site approved through Authorising Engineers
* Table below guideline only.

Task No Task Lead Status Frequency Remarks

Ref.

16 Inspect, clean and report any defects on boilers, Mandatory As necessary

flues and equipment

17 Inspect, clean, service adjust and overhaul, boilers Mandatory ANNUALLY (1Y)
and flues

18 Arrange thorough examination report by a Statutory ANNUALLY (1Y)

competent person

19 Inspect, clean, service, adjust and overhaul as ANNUALLY (1Y)

necessary boiler auxiliaries

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TASK 016 – (As Req’d) INSPECT CLEAN & REPORT ANY DEFECTS ON BOILERS FLUES OR
EQUIPMENT

PROCEDURES
Carefully inspect all operating components of the boiler installation and observe any deficiencies in
operating conditions, readings of fixed or portable instruments, and for evidence of any unusual sounds,
vibrations or smells.

1 From observation of operating conditions, readings of fixed or portable instruments, it will become
apparent when:
(a) Coal Fired Boilers
(i) boiler fireside surfaces need cleaning
(ii) Coal fire beds need cleaning.
(iii) system temperatures/pressures need investigation
(b) Heavy Fuel Oil fired boilers
(i) boiler fireside surfaces need cleaning
(ii) Burner nozzle’s etc. need cleaning.
(iii) the burner requires re-setting
(iv) system temperatures/pressures need investigation
(c) Natural gas, LPG, Light fuel oil
(i) the burner requires re-setting
(ii) system temperatures/pressures need investigation.

Cleaning Fireside Surfaces.

2 On-load
Turn burner or stoker to low fire and use pneumatic percussion lances and alkali spray guns where
available. These are particularly effective in cleaning water tube and economic boilers through
access holes in the casing whilst still on load. Ensure that gas-tight joints are remade on all soot
doors and access openings before returning boiler to service.

3 Off-load
Shut boiler damper to prevent rapid chilling of tube plates and the drawing of loose deposits into
flueways. Protect burner or stoker mechanism, motors and control gear with dustsheets. Use
appropriate hand or power driven tools whilst surfaces are warm and dry. Industrial type portable
vacuum plant is recommended for removing deposits collecting in combustion chambers, return
casings, economisers, ducts and site flues or brick-set boilers or similar inaccessible places. Note
defects such as corrosion or leaking tubes and report to the responsible person for remedial action.

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TASK 017 – (1Y) INSPECT, CLEAN, SERVICE, ADJUST & OVERHAUL AS NECESSARY BOILERS
AND FLUES

PROCEDURES
Items 1 to 6 shall be undertaken where applicable to the particular installation and as required.
Obtain Permit to Work from Authorised Person prior to carry out following work. Boiler isolated and
system de-pressurised.

1. All pressure vessels shall be vented to release pressure or vacuum before opening up for internal
inspections. Hosing down whilst still warm will prevent soft loose scale baking hard and simplify any
subsequent de-scaling.

2. Remove inspection covers from float chambers, thoroughly clean mechanism, check free movement
and ensure that drain pipes and tappings into boiler or drum space are not obstructed. Renew all
jointing material and check soundness of any electrical connection.

3. Examine seatings, faces, spindles and glands of valves, cocks and other mountings. Safety valves shall
be tested to prove lift pressure. Remove and test accuracy of Boiler pressure or altitude gauges using a
deadweight or standard gauge set. Renew water gauge glasses and seals. Consult the Competent
Person about inspection requirements.

4. Treatment of the make-up water should prevent the formation of scale but if hard scale is present,
descaling will be necessary. The thickness of scale should be recorded.

5. Examine furnaces; tube plate’s etc. for signs of leakage or corrosion. Clean out boiler flueways, ducts
and chimney bases using portable vacuum plant and power tools if available. Ensure damper plates
are securely fixed to spindles and operate correctly. Plug air leaks, repair or renew damaged gaskets,
corroded platework and tubes.

6. Ensure that where required the Competent Person (Insurance Inspector) has carried out their
examination, and given permission for the boiler to be closed up.

7. When all relevant tasks are completed prepare boilers and heat exchangers etc. for closing. First
check internal fittings, fastenings and safety devices are sound and free to operate. Visually check that
the boiler is clear of all foreign material, before replacing mountings and refilling with water.

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TASK 018 – (1Y) Arrange thorough examination and report by competent person.

PROCEDURES

1.0 Purpose

1.1 To define a standard procedure for the Thorough and Working Examination of Boiler Plant
and Report by the Competent Person.

2.0 Scope

2.1 All RPC Scotland Sites where Task 18 are required to be carried out.

2.2 These tasks only apply to steam boilers and those above 150kW rated output.

3.0 References

3.1 Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000, HS(R) 30, ACoP 37.

3.2 Process - Co-ordination of Statutory Maintenance.

3.3 SRP02.

3.4 Pressure systems

4.0 Health and Safety

The boiler must be isolated from all services and a Permit to Work issued in accordance with
the Prime Contractor’s Safe Systems of Work. A permit to enter a confined space may be
required if the Competent Person (CP) enters a boiler.

5.0 Responsibilities

5.1 All RFCA employees and Supply Chain Partners involved with Tasks 18

6.0 Operation

6.1 An annual visual inspection of a boiler and boiler mountings by a CP, in accordance with the
Written Scheme of Examination. The inspection is normally in two stages; an examination of
the cold dismantled plant and working examination when the boiler has been re-assembled.
During the working inspection the CP will satisfy himself that the systems indicating and
controlling pressure, temperature, burners, water level, and blow-down are working correctly.

6.2 The preparation of the plant is an opportunity for the Maintenance Manager to satisfy himself
that it is operating correctly and economically. The presence of significant quantities of soot,
scorching of tubes and tube plates, cracking (particularly of tube plates) indicate that the
burners are incorrectly set up. Scale on wetted surfaces, large quantities of rust or very bright
metal surfaces indicate incorrect water treatment. Large quantities of sediment in the bottom
of the water space of steam boilers can indicate poor water treatment and/or insufficient blow-
down.

6.3 There should be only one copy of the Written Scheme of Examination. Copying is
discouraged. The original of the written scheme must be the basis of the CP’s examination
and permits to work. If, for exceptional reasons, copies are made they must be clearly marked
as such on each page and destroyed as soon as they are no longer required. The Written
Scheme must be modified to accurately record changes to the system when they occur.
Annotations may be made by hand as long as any changes are clear and easily understood.
When there are too many changes and the document may cause confusion a new written
scheme should be sought from the Competent Person.

6.4 The Area Professional Advisor will comply with the baseline inspection programme and will
submit a schedule of boiler inspections to the SER/Facility Manager. An agreed schedule
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will then be passed to the CP. The CP must be kept fully informed and given sufficient
notice on any subsequent changes to the schedule. As most boilers are associated with
heating and DHWS this work should be scheduled for May /June to allow time for remedial
work to be carried out before the next heating season.

6.5 Preparation should be such that all the surfaces to be examined are free from soot, dirt,
scale, rust and jointing and gasket residues.

6.6 The CP may use a hammer to ring certain components.

6.7 Depending on the type of system the CP may ask for pipes, valves, pumps and controls to
be removed from the main boiler and broken down for examination.

6.8 Non Destructive testing, (NDT) may be required to confirm the thickness and integrity of the
remaining metal where there has been significant wasting, erosion and wire-drawing.
Thickness is normally determined using ultrasonic measurement. The presence and extent
of cracking, particularly around welds, is determined using fluorescent penetrative dyes.

7.0 Records

7.1 The CP will utilise an e-reporting system where possible to provide a report of examination
and duplicate as soon as is practicable after completing the examination. In any event to
arrive within 28 days of the completion of the examination.

7.2 The report shall: State which parts of the system have been examined, the condition of
those parts and the results of the examination. Specify repairs or modifications and the date
by which they must be completed, or any changes to the safe operating limits that must be
made”.

7.3 The report shall: Specify the date after which the pressure system may not be operated
without a further examination.

7.4 The report shall: State whether the scheme of examination is suitable or requires
modification.

7.5 A typical report of examination of a pressure system should contain the following
information. (‘All systems’ refers to transportable and installed systems).

7.5.1 All Systems:

7.5.1.1 Name and address of owner.

7.5.1.2 Whether subject to a written agreement under Schedule 3. (Hired or

loaned) YES/NO.

7.5.2 Installed Systems:

7.5.2.1 Address of location of system and name of user if different from

(7.5.1.1).

7.5.3 All Systems

7.5.3.1 Identification of system of part(s) of system examined (i.e. vessel

number. A serial number or other permanent ID is required. ‘Boiler No.
1’ or ‘Left Hand Boiler’ is not acceptable.)

7.5.3.2 Condition of system or parts examined.

7.5.3.3 Result of examination.

7.5.3.4 Any repairs which are needed and the time within which they should be
completed.

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7.5.3.5 Any changes in the safe operating limits of the system and the date by
which those changes should be made.

7.5.3.6 In the light of any deterioration, or other circumstances, whether any

change is advised in the scheme of examination.

7.5.3.7 Date by which the next examination is required to have been completed.

7.5.3.8 Where the current examination has been postponed in accordance with
regulation 9(7), names of appropriate members of both the competent
person’s and the user’s/owner’s organisation, date of giving the
relaxation and the new date by which the examination was to be
completed.

7.5.3.9 Other observations. (Note: This examination relates to those parts of

the pressure system where there is a reasonably foreseeable risk of
injury from system failure).

7.5.3.10 Date of current examination.

7.5.3.11 Name and address of competent person carrying out examination.

7.5.3.12 Signature (or authorisation).

7.5.3.13 Date of report.

7.5.3.14 Certificate of examination, utilising an approved e-reporting system,

where possible.

8.0 Attachments

N/A.

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TASK 019 – (1Y) INSPECT, CLEAN, SERVICE, ADJUST & OVERHAUL AS NECESSARY ALL BOILER
AUXILIARIES

PROCEDURES
Items 1 to 14 shall be undertaken where applicable to the particular installation and as required.
Obtain Permit to Work from Authorised Person prior to carry out to following work. Boiler isolated
and system de-pressurised.

1. Thoroughly overhaul the mechanism of solid fuel mechanical and gravity fed automatic stokers,
elevators and conveyors. Renew all lubricants with correct grades. Clean filters on air compressors;
overhaul valves and pistons or gears etc., renew oil to correct level, check drive tension and alignment
and examine drains. Examine switch and relay contacts for signs of wear or burning, re-face or renew
and adjust as necessary. Check fuses for correct ratings and electrical connections for soundness.
Test operation of starting sequence and selection controls before returning to service. When replacing
firebars on hand-fired grates allow space for expansion or growth and ensure level surface to avoid
fouling stoking tools. Remove ash deposits from air ducts and tuyeres. Overhaul furnace doors, air
slides and damper gear. Renew all damaged refractory brickwork.
2. Overhaul oil or gas burners strictly in accordance with maker’s instructions.
3. Check tightness of fuel valves, servicing as necessary. Check condition of flexible hoses replacing any
damaged ones
4. Check fan casings and internal seams for deterioration and impeller blades for damage or erosion
affecting balance and efficiency.
5. Remove deposits from air pre-heaters; steam super-heaters and economisers using power driven tools
and vacuum plant if available. Economisers should be isolated, cooled and drained. Remove selected
top caps, branch lids and bends for internal inspection, flush out, close up and refill. Record and report
evidence of leakage or corrosion. Overhaul permanent soot-blowing and mechanical, scraping gear.
6. Renew oversized or eroded steam jets with recommended sizes; check their alignment with channels in
patent fire bar grates. Inspect and replace faulty water sprayers. Clean, refurbish or renew with water
grit jets as necessary.
7. Dismantle, where appropriate, pumps. Inspect and examine impellers, pistons or rotor gears for
excessive wear and erosion. Clear and check shafts, bearings and glands. Reassemble, with correct
rotation, renew appropriate lubricants and test delivery pressures.
8. Tanks are to be hosed down with clean fresh water, thoroughly cleaned and dried out. Damaged
paintwork is to be wire brushed to bare metal and the paint system restored to a good commercial
standard.
9. Remove the heater coils from the heating and pumping unit or burner pre-heater and clean with paraffin
before replacing.
10. Clean floats, test for perforation and lubricate all friction points.
11. Ensure that electrical connections are sound, gas pressure and draught lines are leak proof, aspirators
functioning correctly and instruments zero when in “OFF” position. Check remote contents gauges
against accurately calibrated dip sticks in storage tanks. Major adjustments and repairs should be
undertaken only by the manufacturer’s staff or trained instrument mechanics strictly in accordance with
the maker’s service manuals.
12. Examine all motors for overheating, undue noise or vibration and ensure that flexible couplings or belt-
drive tension are in order. Use a hand blower to remove dust from brush gear and windings. Confirm
that holding down bolts and electrical connections are tight.
13. Check that damper levers operate freely and positively on manual and automatic control. Explosion
relief doors should be free to move, pivots or springs sound and seatings gas tight. Draught stabilisers
are to be checked for free movement, pivots cleaned, lubricated and adjusted if required.
14. Check that Motorised valves operate freely and positively on manual and automatic control.
15. Service Pressurisation Unit.
(a) Unless advised to the contrary by the responsible person, a recognised manufacturer of such
equipment may only do this work under annual contract arrangements.
16. When all relevant tasks are completed prepare boilers etc. for closing. First check internal fittings,
fastenings and safety devices are sound and free to operate. Visually check that the boiler is clear of
all foreign material, before replacing mountings and refilling with water.
17. Plant controls, ancillary equipment, fire valve systems and other safety devices are to be functionally
tested and left in good working order.

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18. Replace all insulating valve covers, repair any damaged insulation. Check pipework identification
markings are in place.

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Task Group 2 Boiler Plant Maintenance
Tasks 017
Establishment_____________________
Location_________________________ Applicable to All Boilers any rating
System-LTHW/MTHW/HTHW
System Type-District Heating/Ind Bldg Heating
Fuel-Nat Gas/LPG/Gas Oil/Light FO/Heavy FO/Coal
Frequency- (A) Annually
Complete cells with S/NS Y/N as work completed
Record any defects here: -

Date-Week Comm. Week No

INSPECT, CLEAN, SERVICE, ADJUST & OVERHAUL AS NECESSARY
Task 017 Initials
BOILERS AND FLUES
Examine
Inspect float Ensure that seatings,
Obtain Permit Open vessel chambers, drainpipes faces,
Check
to Work from hose down clean & and tapings spindles and
soundness of
Authorised whilst warm check into boiler or glands of
any electrical
Person (as to remove mechanism drum space valves, cocks
connections
req’d) scale free. are not and other
obstructed. mountings.

Boiler No1

Boiler No2

Boiler No3
Remove and Examine
Consult the Record the
Safety valves test accuracy Renew water furnaces;
Competent thickness of
tested to of Boiler gauge tube plate’s
Person about scale. CP to
prove lift pressure or glasses and etc. for signs
inspection advise on de-
pressure altitude seals of leakage or
requirements scaling
gauges corrosion
Boiler No1

Boiler No2

Boiler No3
When all Check that
Plug air relevant tasks Internal the boiler is
Ensure
Clean out leaks, repair are fittings, clear of all
damper
boiler or renew completed fastenings foreign
plates are
flueways, damaged prepare and safety material,
securely fixed
ducts and gaskets, boilers and devices before
to spindles
chimney corroded heat checked and replacing
and operate
bases platework exchangers free to mountings
correctly
and tubes etc. for operate. and refilling
closing. with water.
Boiler No1

Boiler No2

Boiler No3
 Checklist No 2
Task Group 2 Boiler Plant Maintenance
Task 019
Establishment_____________________
Location_________________________
Applicable to All Boilers any rating
System-LTHW/MTHW/HTHW
System Type-District Heating/Ind Bldg Heating
Fuel-Nat Gas/LPG/Gas Oil/Light FO/Heavy FO/Coal
Frequency- (A) Annually
Complete cells with S/NS Y/N as work completed
Record any defects here: -

Date-Week Comm. Week No

Task INSPECT, CLEAN, SERVICE, ADJUST & OVERHAUL AS NECESSARY ALL BOILER
Initials
019 AUXILIARIES
As appropriate
As appropriate
examine
Overhaul Service Check fan examine
Replace any pump
Overhaul furnace oil/gas casing and pump shafts,
damaged impellers,
solid fuel doors, air burners as impeller bearings and
flexible rotor gears,
stokers slides, makers blades for glands
hoses for wear.
damper gear instructions damage Repair/replace
Repair/replace
as necessary
as necessary
Boiler No1

Boiler No2

Boiler No3
Clean tanks
Examine all Examine all Clean all Check all
internally, Remove, &
Check and motors for motors, motors brush motor
externally. clean heater
clean all float overheating, flexible gear and connections
Restore coils. All
valves. noise, couplings, windings with and holding
paint types.
vibration belt t drives blower down bolts.
systems
Boiler No1

Boiler No2

Boiler No3
Check all
Check all Replace all
motorised Service Check boilers,
dampers insulating Check
valves pressurisation servicing
operate covers, pipework
operate unit as complete. Re-
manually repair markings in
manually manufactures build and re-
and damaged place.
and instructions instate
automatically insulation
automatically
Boiler No1

Boiler No2

Boiler No3
Log Book Page – Defect Sheet
Date Defect Remedial Action Taken Initials
 Establishment_____________________
Log Book Task Group 02
Log Book Page No 1 Page No 01
For Boilers Task No 016
Task Boilers
Job Inspect, clean and report any defects on Inspect/Clean Equipment/Boilers
boilers, flues and equipment See Task Instructions for Task
Group 02
Location .. …………………………………………………
Frequency As Necessary
NOTES – Record overleaf details of defects and remedial action taken, noting when a defect occurs before the part concerned has had a
reasonable life

Description of
Date Equipment Inspected/Serviced Reference No. or Location Initials

G2/LBT16
 Establishment_____________________
Log Book Page No2 Log Book Task Group 02
For Boilers Page No 02
Task No 017
Job Inspect, clean, service adjust and overhaul, Task Boilers
boilers and flues Inspect/Clean Boilers/Equipment
See Task Instructions for Task
Location. Group 02
………………………………………………… Frequency Annually
NOTES – Record overleaf details of defects and remedial action taken, noting when a defect occurs before the part concerned has had a
reasonable life

Description of
Date Equipment Inspected/Serviced Reference No. or Location Initials

G2/LBT17
 Establishment_____________________
Log Book Task Group 02
Log Book Page No3 Page No 03
For Boilers Task No 019
Task Service Auxiliaries
Job Inspect, clean, service, adjust and overhaul See Task Instructions for Task
as necessary boiler auxiliaries Group 01
See Task Instructions for Task
Location.
Group 2
…………………………………………………
Frequency Annually
NOTES – Record overleaf details of defects and remedial action taken, noting when a defect occurs before the part concerned has had a
reasonable life

Description of
Date Equipment Inspected/Serviced Reference No. or Location Initials

G2/LBT19