| Word | What it means |
|---|---|
| Customer | The company or person you have an agreement with |
| Building | The building where the systems are. The building is the fixed point – the customer can change |
| Site | Several buildings on the same property, grouped together |
| System | One thing to be inspected, for example an air handling unit |
| Category | The trade the system belongs to, for example Ventilation or Cooling |
| System type | What kind of equipment the system is, for example Supply fan. The system type decides the fields, the checklist and how long the inspection takes |
| Time rule | The rule that says how many hours an inspection takes |
| Checklist | The points the technician goes through on a system. It is built from sections |
| Service agreement | The agreement for regular inspections of the systems in a building |
| Agreement line | One system in the agreement, with how often it is inspected and what it costs |
| Order | One job: a visit to the building in a period, inspecting one or more systems |
| Inspection | The check of one system during an order |
| Deviation | Something the technician found that is not in order |
| Condition grade and consequence grade | How bad something is, and how serious it is if it is not fixed |
| Quote | A price offer to the customer to fix one or more deviations |
| Invoice basis | What will be invoiced for a completed order |
| Subcontractor | Another company that carries out inspections for you, for example on cooling systems |
Key concepts
Glossary
The words you will meet in the system, explained simply