Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Equipment/Installation Name:

Phase 1 - Visual Inspection

Phase 1 - Visual Inspection (Section 8.2)

  • What type of device is being tested?

Wiring Checks

  • Light installed in a suitable location (outside damp areas, accessible location for maintenance)?

  • Light is correctly labelled with RCD number?

  • Is the correct lamp & diffuser types fitted?

Wiring Checks

  • GPO installed in a suitable location (outside damp areas, suitable height above floor level)?

  • GPO is correctly labelled with GPO number and RCD number?

Wiring Checks - Common

  • Safety & Egress from switchboard or room not compromised by new installation?

  • Segregation between power & communication/control cables?

  • Is the cable appropriately supported & protected for the installation?

  • Is the protection suitable chosen to protect users against electric shock (i.e. RCD @ 30mA)?

  • Is the cable suitably sized for the protection hardware used?

  • Is the cable suitably sized for the voltage drop and distance?

  • Basic protection - is there protection against live parts for all conductors and components?

  • Fire Protection - have fire barrier penetrations been correctly installed?

  • Installation of cable is NOT through a damp area?

  • *** STOP FURTHER WORKS AND LOCK OUT CIRCUIT BREAKER IN ISOLATED POSITION. CONSULT DESIGN ENGINEER & DFM TEAM IMMEDIATELY BEFORE PROCEEDING***

  • Installation is NOT in a hazardous area?

  • *** STOP FURTHER WORKS AND LOCK OUT CIRCUIT BREAKER IN ISOLATED POSITION. CONSULT DESIGN ENGINEER & DFM TEAM IMMEDIATELY BEFORE PROCEEDING***

Phase 2 - Pre-energised Checks

Phase 2 - Pre-energisation Electrical Checks

  • Phase 2 De-energised checks are to ensure equipment is safe and ready for energisation.

  • Polarity Check - are all active phases wired to the correct terminal & phase?

  • Continuity - confirm no continuity through switch when in "off" position

  • Is the Earth Resistance value below 0.5 Ohm?

  • Earth resistance value:

  • Resistance of the earthing system should be no more than 0.5 ohm. If the result shows discrepancy, consult the designing engineer.

  • Is the Insulation Resistance value above 1.0 Mega-Ohm?

  • Insulation resistance value:

  • Resistance of the earthing system should be no more than 0.5 ohm. If the result shows discrepancy, consult the designing engineer.

Phase 3 - Live Testing

Phase 3 - Live Testing

  • Use an approved & in-date calibrated RCD testing device, to confirm the RCD trips within limits.

  • Has the protecting RCD tripped and passed the test?

  • Confirm isolation of circuit breaker isolates device?

  • Isolate circuit breaker. What voltage exists on load-side of breaker?

  • Record residual voltages after isolation.

  • Confirm isolation of wall switch isolates device?

  • Isolate wall switch. What voltage exists on load-side of switch?

  • Record residual voltages after isolation.

  • Test the voltage at the end circuit. If three phases, record as ", , "

  • Active-Neutral Voltage:

  • Is the final voltage within +/- 5% volt drop limits?

Drawings

Switchroom Drawing Set

  • Have the drawings in the DFM set been red-lined to reflect circuit changes?

  • Add photos of redline markups present.

  • Add a comment about the redline markups present

Finalise Audit

Finalise Audit

  • Are there any Danger, Isolation, Hazard or Information tags in the switchboard?

  • If yes, please ensure you take photos of each tag (both sides).

  • Are there any other issues that should be noted?

  • Ensure that this report is emailed to #######@cqu.edu.au for actioning of any outstanding items.

Sign off by auditor.

  • Installation Signed Off By:

  • Signature:

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