Title Page

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Information

  • Candidate Name

  • Location

  • Assessment Type:

  • Voltage

  • Competency

  • Written Assessment score (percentage)

Assessment

  • Completes risk assessment identifying relevant hazards

  • Checks planned schedule and operational diagram of the network prior to operating

  • Contacts control and obtains permission to proceed completing relevant fields on the schedule

  • Confirms correct locations

  • Leaves safe escape route

  • Carries out thorough checks of the substation

  • Provides adequate screening whilst operating in s/s and completes log

  • Requests assessor to leave s/s whilst operating live switches

  • Operates switchgear correctly or requests assistance as appropriate

  • Safety locks secured in correct position

  • System locks correctly applied

  • Completes relevant fields on schedule

  • Checks diagram to confirm network safe to earth prior to undertaking an earthing operation

  • Checks diagram to confirm network safe to energising prior to undertaking an energising operation

  • PTW / LOA / CI completed correctly

  • Document explained in detail to the recipient using network diagram

  • Recipients full understanding obtained

  • Has full DIESIR been achieved as necessary

  • Has the document been cleared and cancelled correctly

  • Confirms the state of the network before continuing with restoration

Operational Portfolio

  • Provides portfolio, sufficient as supporting evidence of having gained experience on the HV network including safety documentation

Outcome

  • Addition comments / information / reason for terminating assessment

  • Indicate pass or reason for unsuccessful assessment

End

  • Individual assessed signature

  • Assessors Signature

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