Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1. Generator Survey Information

  • Location of survey

  • Surveyor

  • Surveyor's Title

  • Surveyor's Signature

  • On Site Representative

  • On Site Representative's Title

  • On Site Representative's Signature

2. Inspection Type

  • Type of inspection

3. Generator Information

  • What is the date of the last annual inspection?

  • Who was the inspecting company?

  • Manufacturer

  • Model number

  • Serial number

  • Fuel source

  • Fuel level

  • Oil level

  • Coolant level

  • Battery condition

  • Was the fuel filter checked for moisture and drained if needed?

  • Is the generator locked and secured?

  • Does the panel log show adequate weekly operation of the generator [NFPA 110: 3.5.1.2.3(b)]?

  • Does the generator log show weekly inspection and maintenance of the batteries [NFPA 99: 3-4.4.1.3]?

4. Monthly Inspection

  • Was the generator tested under full load for at least 30 minutes not less than 20 days between intervals [NFPA 99: 3-4.4.1(b)(1) and 110: 8.4.1.1]?

  • Was the automatic transfer switch operated or exercised during the inspection [NFPA 110: 8.4.5]?

  • Start time of the test

  • Stop time of the test

  • Total run time of the test

  • How long did it take for the generator to start [NFPA 99: 3-4.1.1]

  • Comments

5. Annual Inspection

  • Who was the inspecting company

  • Date of last inspection

  • Has evidence of the last annual inspection been noted near the interior ATS or inside the main generator comartment

  • Has notice of the last annual inspection been filed within the hospital log books

  • Was the report free of deficiencies or service items needed

6. Corrective Actions

  • Comments regarding deficiencies or service items needed

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