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demands, including tests from standby mode,
POWER SOURCE. The owner is often one
monthly/weekly testing, loss of normal power
of the users. Each user should ensure that
simulations, and the like. Performance data
the owner is aware of the types and safety
should not be recorded for maintenance
classification of all the user's loads on the
troubleshooting activities.
power source.
4.6 Identification plaque. A plaque or
other permanent sign should be located at
the BACKUP POWER SOURCE identifying
the equipment, the owner and the user(s).
4.7 Maintenance requirements.
BACKUP POWER SOURCES shall be
maintained in accordance with DOE 4330.4,
manufacturer's recommendations, and the
detailed requirements in Section 5. At least
two persons should always be present when
working on backup electrical power systems.
Refer to DOE-HDBK-1092, federal, state,
and local policies for safety practices that
may apply.
4.7.1 Maintenance records. All repairs,
maintenance, and tests for BACKUP
POWER SOURCES shall be documented
and records maintained.
4.7.2 Coordination. Maintenance
organizations should obtain authorization
from users prior to conducting
maintenance/repair/test activities on
BACKUP POWER SOURCES. Scheduling of
maintenance activities should be coordinated
with owners.
4.7.3 Centralized Maintenance. Sites or
facilities should consider whether to establish
centralized maintenance of BACKUP
POWER SOURCES.
4.8 Testing. BACKUP POWER
SOURCES shall be tested in accordance
with Section 5. Detailed step-by-step
procedures shall be provided for performing
testing and surveillance activities. The
procedures shall include the appropriate
information specified in Section 5. Any test
that demonstrates equipment being tested
does not meet a DESIGN REQUIREMENT
shall constitute a failure. Performance data
should be recorded for all tests and actual
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