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What is a Yearly Condition Report?

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Written by Teresa Bui
Updated over a week ago

A yearly condition report is a compliance statement showing that fire protection systems and equipment have been routinely serviced according to fire safety standards.

What You'll Learn

  • What information is included in a Yearly Condition Report

  • When and how to generate this report

  • How this report supports compliance requirements- Why certain tasks might be excluded from the report and how to address those exclusions


What's Included in the Report

A Yearly Condition Report contains:

  • Reporting period - The 12-month period covered by the report

  • Property and client details - Location and client information

  • Asset summary - All assets serviced, grouped by asset type, with compliance status and any outstanding remarks

  • Service records - Number of items serviced, asset types, and service dates (separated by service date)

  • Compliance statement - Declaration that assets have been serviced according to appropriate standards

  • Service provider details - Information about who authorized the report

  • Task intervals - Explanation of different intervals (12m, 6m, 1m) and their purpose

When to Use This Report

Generate a Yearly Condition Report when you need to:

  • Demonstrate annual compliance for fire protection systems

  • Provide evidence of routine maintenance to building owners or authorities

  • Document the condition of fire safety equipment over a 12-month period- Troubleshoot missing tasks in reports by reviewing performed dates and regenerating the report

How to Generate the Report

On the Uptick Web Platform:

  1. Navigate to the property

  2. Go to the Reports tab

  3. Click Create a report

  4. Select Yearly Condition Report from the dropdown

  5. Click Save report

Note: If you don't see the Yearly Condition Report option, contact your System Administrator to enable it in Control Panel > Document Templates > Choose from library.

Report Coverage

The report covers a 12-month period from the date it's created. You can generate this report at any time from a property. If tasks are missing, ensure each task has a 'Performed Date' recorded within the 12-month period to be included in the report.


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