PCF – Partial Completion Form

-Applicable only for Permanent Works

-It is required when the construction or installation of permanent works have to be delivered over several shifts, leaving the installation on a “unfinished and safe” state. Hence the delivery team will provide a programme showing which elements will be worked upon in each shift. At the end of each shift the CRE will sign Off the PCF and mark-up the progress achieved and confirm the installation is safe.

-One PCF will cover up to 7 shifts. Then new PCF to be raised.

-Upon full installation completion a Form 005 will be prepared and signed off by CRE to assure the works.

PCF – Partial Completion Form

Examples when a PCF is required:

- Any assets with loadingi.e. BCL, SAS and LAK panels, Merson’s signs, NGB Speaker Supports.

- Anything with passenger / crowd loading i.e. hoarding changes, balustrades, glazing, changing out Perspex for glazing

- Installing permanent and removing temporary works (when they are in an incomplete state)

i.e. infills in-between escalators and balustrades, Service Yard Loading Gates, War Memorial or Keyclamp disabled Ramp holders

PCF – Flow Chart

- Decision making between Form 05 or PCF

How to get a PCF?

Permanent Works:- Description / Title- Form 003 No – Approved- List of relevant drawings- Additional Information:

Relevant ITP

- Create a PCF (PCF Register) https://lbstation.sharepoint.com/sites/t/Lists/PCFregister/AllItems.aspx

Click + New to create a new PCF

Complete Information and Save

Click PCF Register1

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Filter in Descending Order and get your PCF No

Click PCF Forms then +New 1

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1-Enter your PCF No i.e. “PCF3300”Note: When pressing enter the form will be populated by itself2-Press Print.3-Issue PCF to CRE in charge of signing off the form

Example of PCFWorks Information

Disciplines Impacted

CRE Signatures upon completion of shifts works

Drawings attached highlighting progress against CRE sign off

Location of works

PCF Form