Report types

Hose reel flow test reports

Hose reels are easy to treat as a tick-and-flick. When the client asks for the flow figures, a photo of a wet landing is not a report. Capture each reel properly and send a branded PDF the same day.

Who it is for

Contractors who still bundle hose reel results onto the bottom of a hydrant sheet, or type them up in the office later.

What happens on the day

Identify the reel, record the flow and pressure you measured, photograph defects, and get the site signature before you wind it up.

Standards

AS 1851 periodic hose reel testing. Keep each reel identifiable — a block of “all reels OK” is not a result.

Questions

Yes. The job is the visit. Each reel you tested should still be identifiable on the report so next year’s tech is not guessing which cabinet failed.
Record the fail, the reading, and the photo. The review queue can filter fail jobs so the office sees them before the client does.

Other report types

Fire hydrant feed flow test reports

Landing-valve readings, photos and signatures — branded PDF the same day.

Fire sprinkler flow test reports

Towns-mains or pump-fed — the report says which, with the figures from site.

Fire hydrant pump flow test reports

Suction, discharge, flow and pump observations in one branded PDF.

Combined sprinkler and hydrant pump reports

One report when both duties run off the same pump set.

Fire booster assembly flow test reports

Periodic and five-yearly booster assembly tests, signed before you leave.

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