Gas Detection System GDS-24-2/4 User and Installation Manual
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Facilities Managers must ensure those who are performing these tasks are trained on the equipment they are
servicing. The person working on GDS unit must have through knowledge of Gas Sprinkler, Gas Alarm and Special
Hazard Gas Suppression. Facility Managers must not hesitate to ask not only the service provider, but also the
specific technician about their level of experience in the type of work they are performing. The reliability of your
life safety and business continuity depends upon this person.
5. DON’T forget to consider the Gas system when your facility changes
One thing is for certain, your building will eventually change and each time it does the Facility Manager must not
forget to evaluate the impact those changes will have on the Gas detection systems protecting the building. Other
types of Gas detection systems and components will no doubt be impacted including detector placement,
notification appliance location, sprinkler coverage and obstructions to manual pull stations. When you realize your
building will be undergoing a change, begin planning up-front for the necessary changes to the Gas detection
systems.
