Publisher's Synopsis
Within the building services industry little serious consideration is given to fault finding procedures. Most available documentation is limited to that provided by manufacturers. Systematic organisation of fault finding documentation starting with the client's requirements and ending with a usable document based on information from the client, designer, manufacturer and contractor seems to be the exception rather than the norm. This book provides a detailed review of the state of the art of fault finding in the building services industry by analysing the reasons for providing fault finding information, types of fault finding documentation and formalised fault finding systems. It considers presentation and reader ability, training and cost effectiveness and provides conclusions and recommendations for the client, designer and manufacturer.
