MAINTENANCE & RECHARGE — COTE D’IVOIRE

A maintenance request starts from what you know: site, equipment, estimated quantity and the issue observed.

INSPECTION · SERVICE · TRACEABILITYREQUEST MAINTENANCE

CONTINUITY OF PROTECTION

THREE STATIONS. NO LOST INFORMATION.

The route remains useful even when the inventory or previous inspection date is incomplete.

West African fire safety team coordinating an intervention around a site plan01

LOCATE & INSPECT

Identify installed equipment, access conditions and visible anomalies before any work.

OUTPUT — equipment and intervention perimeter identifiedREQUEST MAINTENANCE
West African technician servicing fire safety equipment with a site manager02

SERVICE & RECHARGE

Carry out the appropriate checks, servicing or recharge after technical validation.

OUTPUT — work performed according to the confirmed scopeREQUEST MAINTENANCE
Two West African fire safety professionals assessing a site plan beside an extinguisher03

RECORD & PLAN

Keep an understandable intervention record and organise the next useful control point.

OUTPUT — traceable intervention and next actionREQUEST MAINTENANCE

TO OPEN THE FILE

SHARE WHAT YOU ALREADY KNOW.

No technical inventory is required to start. A clear estimate is enough for initial qualification.

  1. 01Site or commune
  2. 02Equipment type, if known
  3. 03Approximate quantity
  4. 04Observed issue or desired date

MAINTENANCE QUESTIONS

PLAN WITHOUT BLOCKING DETAILS.

01Can I request service without the previous inspection date?

Yes. Mention what you know; PICI can clarify the missing information.

02Can several equipment families be included?

Yes. List the families and approximate quantities in the same request.

A MAINTENANCE REQUEST BECOMES A DURABLE REFERENCE

OPEN THE INTERVENTION FILE.

SEND THE REQUEST