Zazen One Annual maintenance contract for cradle (BMU) services (01 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2027)
Contract Posted On: December 10, 2024 Closing On: December 13, 2024 Scope of Work –Cradle Maintenance
Asset Description:
Make - Transwill Quantity – 1nos Description- Building Maintenance unit ( BMU) consisting of work platform with pantograph unit having 200kg load capacity suspended on powered operated roof trolley
Service Frequency:
Quarterly – 4 times Year
Consumables and Spare Parts:
Requirements during the tenure shall be quoted separately with the best quality and competitive market rate. Maintain a reasonable inventory of essential spare parts for maintenance and services falling within the scope of services. PPM consumables shall be included in the service.
Priority 1 – Emergency:
Immediately (Within 1 hour)
Incident requires urgent interference.
Priority 2 – Urgent: Within 2 hours
Poses a threat of personal injury, equipment damage, or serious disruption of operations.
Priority 3 – Expedited:
8 Hours
Something that is not classified as urgent but needs to be resolved in a speedy manner e.g. a situation that reflects poorly on the Client.
Priority 4 – Scheduled: 24 Hours
Non urgent to operations. Date scheduled, chargeable works requiring the prior client approval
Note: Technical assistance via phone calls shall be provided to the building security or the FM team immediately if required.
Scope of Work:
Check control panel wiring and emergency button. Check mains power cable, plug/ sockets. Check the railing/track of its joints, bases, fixation, and supports. Check Wheel housing (wheel/ bearing/Lubrication) Check the Equipment for its control buttons, contactors, capacitors, control panels, entry guide, emergency stop and all electrical connections. Check winch unit (bolts /bearing/guide) Check winch motor (mounting / oil / breather) Check winch motor (brake / wiring) Check the wire ropes thoroughly for its ends, hooks, clamps, birdcage, rust, and cleanness. Check Rope pulleys Check Winch Manual release Check the safety device for overload, emergency stop, and manual descend. Check Limit switches (Up/Ultimate Up /Down/ Overlay/ Anti Tilt) Check Cradle Basket (Corrosion / Bolts) Check the traversing, luffing and slewing actions of the equipment. Check Wire rope connection of cradle (Wedge and socket) Check the tracks for it's brackets, bolts, fixings, and welding. Check Cradle wheels, cradle drain holes, cradle harness points. Check wire rope reelers, reeler motors and wire rope end hooks & crimping. Check cradle mains cables, trip bar, cradle buffers. Check the whole equipment in general, lubricate the required components, change the oil when it is required and clean.
Work Force shall be provided with proper uniform, hand gloves, face mask, and other safety equipment to be used while duty. Shall take special care to seclude the area of our work by proper partition and provide signboard in the area of work. Clean the area completely after completion of the work and never leave tools, waste, etc. at the worksite. The vendor is solely responsible for any liability that may arise due to the injury sustained to its employees during the course of their work under this agreement.
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