Service sheet tick list, professional or not?

[armyash]

I have been thinking that when I start servicing appliances myself in the future that I could have my own tick sheets that will act as a guide to myself when I am working and would be something I could give to the customer on completion to show the work that had been carried out in detail.

It's not a complete lack of faith in myself but going in to people homes myself when I start out I'm bound to be nervous and don't want to forget simple things. It might sound like a waste of time to you experienced guys but surely if it means the job gets completed fully and safely it can only be a good thing. It would be done professionally and would be better than having to refer to notes/books etc.

What do you think?

 

[Barry98]

theres already some on here ill find you a link

 

[Barry98]

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[dontknowitall]

I did this when I started - more professional to use a list rather than miss something important!

After all, airline pilots HAVE to use a list even though they know everything off by heart!

 

[armyash]

Bod, that's really good thanks. Do you use servicing sheets?

Has anyone used the gas calculator? Looks like it could be very useful.

 

[SimonJohns]

I used Corgi service and maintenance sheets. Has a tick and comments for each item on an appliance. It was a handy reminder too so that you didn't miss anything
here's a link. It's a cp6 form
http://www.corgi-direct.com/corgidirect-service-maintenance-checklist-form-cp6-/-/cp6?size=&start=10

 

[SimonJohns]

Gas calculators. I got the corgi pocket guide. Got slide rules. Pipe sizing , gas rating. And also alot of references on hand. Also comes with unsafe sits

 

[Barry98]

Bod, that's really good thanks. Do you use servicing sheets?

Has anyone used the gas calculator? Looks like it could be very useful.

occasionaly yes , just to keep me on my toes.

 

[mike_s]

I used to use the corgi ones but used them all up and said I'll have some customized for my self as theres things not on it which is a part of servicing modern boilers such as system pressure check, has the condensate trap been cleaned and there were more I had planned but have forgotten now. It's a good base but once you start using it I think you'll find things missing which would be handy to have on it.

 

[EPH]

Can't go wrong with these, more professional than home made or carbon copy pads;

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