TE-D - Alarm Test Log.pdf
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This is a JBLM ESS Device Testing Log template for December 2021. The document is a blank recording form used to track Emergency Support System (ESS) device testing activities at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM). The log captures test data across multiple columns including Account Number, Building/Room Number, Asset Type, Unit/Agency Name conducting the test, NAME of the person conducting the test, test Date, Start time, Finish time, Pass/Fail results, Point/S (points), and CSO Initiate Number/Date.
The document establishes standardized testing frequency requirements for different device types: Automated External Defibrillators (AAE) require testing every 30 days, while Secure Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) systems, oxygen systems, narcotic/pharmaceutical storage, duration systems, and utilities require testing every 6 months, with one utility test conducted as part of annual Maintenance and Repair (M&R) activities. Any requests to conduct testing beyond these minimum frequencies must be forwarded to the JBLM DES (Directorate of Emergency Services) Office for approval. The template itself contains no completed entries and serves as a blank form for recording test results and compliance documentation.
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ACCT # BUILDING/RM # ASSET
TYPE UNIT/AGENCY NAME (conducting test) DATE START FINISH PASS FAIL POINT/S CSO Initiate
Number/Date
JBLM ESS Device Testing Log - DECEMBER 2021
AAE = 30 Days, SCIF = 6 Months, O/S, NARC/PHARM, DUR, UTILITIES = 6 Months (one will be conducted as part of the M&R annual maintenance). Any request to test beyond these minimums will be forwarded to the JBLM DES Office.
TEST LOG
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