Regular Routines for the Following Systems:

(As per SOLAS Ch. II-2 & FSS Code + manufacturer’s instructions)

• Check cylinder pressure (ensure it is fully charged, around 200–300 bar).
• Inspect the face mask for cracks, cleanliness, and proper sealing.
• Test the demand valve and bypass valve operation.
• Verify the low-pressure audible alarm.
• Check the condition of the harness, straps, and buckles.
• Ensure no air leakage from any connections.
• Confirm the accuracy of the pressure gauge.
• Check the hydrostatic test date on the cylinder.
• Clean and disinfect the mask after use.
• Perform weekly inspections and monthly detailed checks.
• Conduct annual servicing as per the manufacturer’s manual.
• Record all inspections and maintenance in the logbook.

(As per SOLAS Ch. II-2 Reg. 14 & FSS Code)

• Periodically test smoke/heat detectors using test equipment.
• Check the fire alarm control panel for fault indications.
• Test the audible and visual alarms.
• Inspect detectors for dust, paint, or obstructions.
• Test manual call points.
• Check loop circuits and the fault monitoring system.
• Verify the main and emergency backup power supplies.
• Perform sequential testing of different zones.
• Conduct weekly alarm tests and periodic full system tests.
• Ensure zones are properly identified on the control panel.
• Record all test results and any faults.

(As per SOLAS Ch. II-2 Reg. 13 & FSS Code)

• Ensure air cylinder is fully charged.
• Inspect the hood for tears, cracks, or discoloration.
• Check straps and seals for integrity.
• Test the activation mechanism (quick start device).
• Verify the expiry date and service life.
• Ensure the apparatus is stored properly in a designated location.
• Make sure instructions are clearly visible.
• Perform monthly inspections and ensure readiness for immediate use.
• Keep a logbook record of all inspections.

(As per SOLAS Ch. III & LSA Code)

• Inspect for cuts, tears, or material deterioration.
• Ensure the zips operate smoothly and lubricate them if necessary.
• Check the seams for watertight integrity.
• Perform a periodic pressure test to check for leakage.
• Inspect retro-reflective tapes for damage.
• Confirm that the whistle and light are fitted and working.
• Ensure the suit is the correct size and stored properly.
• Dry the suit properly after use, avoiding heat or sunlight damage.
• Perform monthly inspections and periodic servicing.
• Keep a record of all inspections.