Title Page

  • Site Name

  • Site Number

  • Conducted On

  • Completed By

  • Location

General

  • Proposed Works

  • Is the site shared (Distribution / Third Party)

  • Who is the site landlord

  • Is site subject to Offtake Arrangements Documents (OAD) notice

  • Provide additional details if known (network / site owner etc)

Site Access & Condition

  • Picture of site entrance from road

  • Picture of road from site entrance

  • Is the site ISS

  • What is the lock arrangement of the gate

  • What is the lock arrangement for the building

  • Is parking available on site and if so, for how many vehicles

  • If no parking available, provide additional details about where vehicles can be parked

  • Is the site in good condition

  • Provide additional details

  • Is there any sign of ongoing works

  • Provide additional details

  • Existing GA drawing – list below any changes on site not shown on the drawing- mark potential new kiosk positions

  • Existing Haz area drawing – List below any changes on site not shown on the drawing – check if there is a later revision on site

  • Existing flow diagram – use this drawing to determine demarcation – check against site as far as possible, note any changes or comments below

  • Add any additional photos of site here (shared buildings, signs of asbestos, any welfare on site

CDM

  • Traffic Management Considerations (access and egress)

  • Is there space for welfare requirement

  • Provide additional details

  • List site hazards here
  • Hazard, mitigation, etc

Building Details

  • Building construction

  • Provide details about building access (ramp, steps any restrictions etc)

  • Building size (L x W x H) in meters (m)

  • Door opening size (W x H) in meters (m)

  • Is there a current asbestos report

  • Provide additional details / reference number if applicable

  • Additional notes

  • Building works required
  • Work item description

  • Is the building shared

  • Provide additional details

  • Add pictures of building exterior (from each side)

  • Add pictures of building interior (all walls)

Site Electrical Details

  • Supply Characteristics (TNS, TNCS, TT, Other)

  • Supply Type (single or three phase)

  • PSCC

  • Ze

  • Is SLD correct

  • Provide additional details

  • List electrical items to be replaced
  • Item, rating, cable length, condition, location, etc

  • Is there a 1:1 Transformer Installed

  • Provide additional details

  • Add pictures of all electrical distribution equipment here (including incomer and protection)

  • Add pictures of earthing system here

  • List electrical field items to be replaced
  • Item, rating, cable length, condition, location etc

  • Is there a permanent generator installed for back up power

  • Provide additional details

  • Is there a generator socket installed

  • Provide additional details

  • If any electrical equipment is to be moved, are the existing cables long enough to reach new location? (check cable ducts and pits where applicable)

  • Detail equipment where cables are not long enough

Site Telemetry System

  • Existing RTU system type

  • Is the RTU shared with a third party

  • Who is the RTU shared with

  • List any shared signals – i.e. NG equipment on DN’s RTU or vice versa

  • Existing panel size (W x H x D) in centimetres (cm)

  • Is the existing G19 RTU suitable for installation

  • Provide details here

  • Third Party Input
  • Input type and details

  • PSU system and details

  • Space available for new panel (W x H x D) in centimetres (cm)

  • Is there separate GRSC or satellite units? If so check NG equipment and list any of the DN’s equipment that is connected

  • Pressure transmitters – Check if any barriers are shared with DN’s (this is for multi-channel barriers) Note terminal numbers for isolations

  • ROV’s – List terminal numbers, cable numbers for isolations and any other relevant information – if NG drawings exist check against these and red-line if necessary

  • Any other equipment – list details

  • If any equipment is to be moved, are the existing cables long enough to reach new location? (check cable ducts and pits where applicable)

  • Detail equipment where cables are not long enough

  • Existing BT line – List details, any numbers etc written on DP equipment etc

  • Any other information

  • Add pictures here for RTU, BT line / DP Box, UPS System, IS and Non IS barrier systems, locations for new equipment, CP equipment etc

Field Equipment

  • Is block cable diagram correct

  • Provide additional details

  • For all field equipment, ensure to get all existing information and picture evidence

  • List field instrumentation here
  • Item, EX reference number, certification, cable length, condition, location, keep or replace and photos

  • List site valves here
  • Item, EX reference number, certification, cable length, condition, location, keep or replace and photos

Site Works

  • Is a new building required

  • Size, type, colour, orientation etc

  • Are civil works required

  • Provide details, location, satellite base, cable ducts etc here and photos if relevant

  • Are cable route systems sufficient and have capacity for any new cables required

  • Provide additional details

  • Are cable routes clear and accessible

  • Provide additional details

  • Are cable draw pits / road crossings clear and accessible

  • Provide additional details

  • Check to see if the ducts are full – check at entries to buildings, main runs and if the ducting size reduces

  • Check condition of lids

  • Are the entries to the control building sealed

  • Are there any transit entries to the control building – try to get manufacturers info if possible

  • Check size of lids- can these be safely lifted by hand

  • If lids are too big for manual lifting, provide pictures and additional information

  • Are the ducts suitably segregated? Power from instrument from sample lines

  • Provide additional details

  • Any other comments

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