Information

  • Inspection Report of Contractor Serviced Generator Sets

  • Location of Facility

  • Asset number if known

  • GIS coordinates
  • Contractor responsible for site.

  • Conducted on

  • Report Prepared by

1.0 - SITE INSPECTION

  • 1.1 - Is the site clean and tidy of rubbish, stored materials etc?

  • Photo of defect

  • Further information or details of defect and rectification required or action taken

  • 1.2 - Is the site clear of any oil or fluid spills that might constitute a hazard?

  • Photo of defect

  • Further information or details of defect and rectification required or action taken

2.0 - SERVICE

  • 2.1 - Has the service been conducted as per schedule?

  • Photo of defect

  • Further information or details of defect and rectification required or action taken

  • 2.2 - Has the service Report been received and reviewed?

  • Photo of defect

  • Further information or details of defect and rectification required or action taken

  • 2.3 - Is the Service sticker is in place?

  • Photo of defect

  • Further information or details of defect and rectification required or action taken

3.0 - GENERATOR STATUS

  • 3.1 - Is the Isolation switch in the correct position I.e. NOT engaged?

  • Photo of defect

  • Further information or details of defect and rectification required or action taken

  • 3.2 - is the Generator is in auto and or correct operation mode?

  • 3.3 - Is the Circuit breaker engaged?

  • Photo of defect

  • Further information or details of defect and rectification required or action taken

Comments

  • Summary of inspection / General comments

  • Is a follow up required by the contractor?

  • Date that works should be completed by dd/mm/yyyy. (Note CRC staff to diarise a further site inspection after this date, to confirm that there are no outstanding defects.)

Sign Off

  • Auditor's signature

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