EV car chargers

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RAMS

• Risk assessment completed

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• Method statement completed

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• Make sure all equipment, devices, and fittings are present<br>and in good condition (visual checks of the EV charger)<br>Is the unit free of any plastic melting, evidence of burning, damage to unit?

  Yes

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  N/A

• Check the rating of the overcurrent protection device, log<br> the rating and type of the protective device, confirm that<br> the ratings meet required standards.<br>

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• Check the location and existence of disconnecting means.<br>Is the isolator functional and in good condition?

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• Check that the cable from the isolator to the charging unit is free of damage, no insulation or conductor exposed.

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• Unit should be isolated and locked off in the case of a damaged cable.

  Yes

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• If available, check condition of the charging lead from unit to car. Cable should have no signs of melting or burning, no insulation or conductor exposed.

  Yes

  No

  N/A

• Ensure that cable has been removed from use in the case that it is damaged.

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• Carry out EV charger tests with Megger.

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• While the unit is isolated and locked off, ensure electrical connections in isolator and in car charger are tight, take this opportunity to wipe seals and check cleanliness inside units.

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Additional Comments

• Report of any faults

Safety checks

• Inspection Completed

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• Area left safe

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• Area left clean

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Polyteck Building Services, 143 Leman Street, London, E1 8EY

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