EFFECTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR BUILDINGS:

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL & FIRE SYSTEM

OVERVIEW
OBJECTIVES
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
After attending this course you will return to your job:-
UndersLanding whaL Mechanical, FlecLrical and Fire sysLems comprises o
Knowing how Lhe operaLion o each o Lhe sysLems work
Learning Lhe dierenL Lypes o ways Lo mainLain Lhese sysLems
8eing able Lo eecLively read Lhe sysLems' drawing and layouL
UndersLanding Lhe uncLionaliLy o all Lhe equipmenL and Lhe besL mainLenance
pracLices
8uilding Managers, ConLracLors, ConsulLanLs and MainLenance Planners
MainLenance Managers & Fngineers
Mechanical & FlecLrical Foremen, Senior 1echnologisLs & 1echnical FxecuLives
OperaLion Managers & Supervisors
ArchiLecLs and 8uilding Developers
ConsulLing Fngineers (Mechanical, Civil), ProducLion Supervisors and
SuperinLendenLs
ln Lhe workshop, you will learn and undersLand Lhe undamenLals o Lhe operaLions o
mechanical, elecLrical and ire sysLems in buildings and undersLand how eecLive
mainLenance and cosL eicienL meLhods or Lhese sysLems are imporLanL Lo Lhe company in
business and Lechnical Lerms. ln addiLion, you will learn pracLical and applicable meLhods o
mainLenance suiLed or your sysLems during Lhe case sLudy sessions where parLicipanLs will
acquire hands on experience applying whaL has been learned or Lhe day.
WORKSHOP OUTLINE
Module 1
Introduction to Mechanical,
Electrical and Fire Systems
Module 2
Cold Water Supply System
Requirements
2.1 Processing and distribution
2.2 Pipe connection to buildings
and water metres
2.3 Internal distribution
2.4 Valves requirements
2.5 Water supply to high-rise
buildings: Additional valves
requirements
Module 3
Hot Water Supply System
Requirements
3.1 Centralised systems
3.2 Additional equipment
requirements
3.3 Solar heating
3.4 Hot water storage
requirements
Module 4
Ventilation Requirements
4.1 Natural ventilation vs.
Mechanical ventilation
4.2 Fan requirements and types of
fans
4.3 Filters: Types
4.4 Ductwork: Data
4.5 Maintenance practices
requirements
Module 5
Air-Conditioning Principles and
Practices
5.1 Systems equipment,
operations, design
requirements and health
considerations
5.2 Maintenance practices
requirements
Module 6
Introduction to Day 2
Module 7
Low Tension Power Distribution
System
7.1 Different types of distribution
systems: Background, supply
and local distribution
Module 8
Short Circuit and Overload
Protection
8.1 Short circuit protection:
Bonding and grounding
standards
8.2 Overload protection:
Consumer unit (fuses, circuit
breakers, MCCBs, ELCBs and
MCBs characteristics and
application)
8.3 Cables: Types of protection,
cable rating and cable sizing
8.4 Lighting circuits: Three
methods of adopting wiring
lights
8.5 Power sockets: Standard
circuits
8.6 Fixed appliances installation
requirements
Module 9
Electrical Building Installation
Requirements
9.1 Three-Phase installation for:
- Low-rise offices
- Factory premises with and
without power sub metres
- High rise offices: Vertical
busbar trunking layout
- Commercial multi-storey
buildings
- Temporary supplies for
buildings
9.2 Central heating wiring
diagram
9.3 Extra low-voltage lighting
9.4 Installation testing
Module 10
Fire Prevention and Protection
Practices
10.1 Laws and requirements
10.2 Prevention methods
10.3 Maintenance practices based
on technical specifications
Day 2
Day 1
Workshop Schedule
8.30am Registration and breakfast
9.00am Workshop begins
10.30am Coffee break and networking
10.45am Workshop resumes
12.30pm Luncheon and networking
1.30pm Workshop resumes
3.15pm Coffee break and networking
3.30pm Workshop resumes
5.00pm End
For more information/registration, please contact :


FAIZAL BAHARON
Tel : 03-5621 3630 ext 304
Fax : 03-5621 7790
HP : 013-443 0313
Email : faizal.baharon@comfori.com
Website : www.comfori.com