Title Page

  • Name Of Site

  • Image of Site Location

  • Date Of Maintenance

  • Maintenance Done By

  • Gate Codes

  • Alarm Codes

  • Site Contact/Access Details

  • Check HV Log Book Present? Please Sign In

DNO Details

  • Local DNO

  • DNO Substation Name/Number

  • Take Photo of DNO ID Plate

HV Substation

    Substation
  • Substation Name

  • Damage - Check building interior and exterior for damage

  • Check Doors For Damage

  • Locking - Ensure Substation is Adequately and Securely Lockable With Restricted Access to Unauthorised Personnel

  • Check Windows For Damage

  • Check Guttering For Damage

  • Check Roof For Damage

  • Check Building Free From Corrosion

  • Check No Water Ingress Present (Including Basement)

  • Check Sockets and Lights (Including Emergency Lights) operational

  • Check Heater Operational and set to approx 10 Degrees

  • Check for signs of Asbestos Damage (including asbestos cable wrap)

  • Signage/ESQCR - Check the substation signage conforms to ESQCR Regulations

  • Check Signage For Site Name / Substation Name

  • Check Signage For Site Operator

  • Check Signage For Emergency Contact Number

  • Check Danger Notices Fitted To Substation Doors

  • (If Applicable) Check SF6 Warning Labels Fitted To Substation Doors

  • (If Applicable) Check for Asbestos Warning Labels

  • First Aid Kit

  • Check For In Date First Aid Kit

  • Check For In Date Eye Wash Kit

  • Check For In Date Defibrillator (If Applicable)

  • Check For Electric Shock Treatment Poster

  • Drawings/Documents - Check The Substation has adequate documents in place

  • Check For SLD - Is it Current and Accurate?

  • Check For Protection Study Documents

  • Check For Earthing Study Documents

  • Check For O&M Documents

  • E-STOP - Confirm Site Has Means Of Electrical Cut-Off

  • Co-Ordinate With SAP/DNO, ask for E-Stop to Be Tested

  • Confirm E-Stop Operates as Expected

  • Basement/Cable Trenches - Open The Access Point To Cable Trench or Basement. Check For:

  • Check For Water Ingress (Identify Source If Possible)

  • Check For Rodent Activity

  • Check For Sealed Cable Ducts

  • Cables - Check Cables Located In Basement For:

  • Check For Physical Damage To Exterior Of Cables

  • Check For Cable Routing Issues

  • Check For Cable Containment Damage

  • Check Bending Radius/Additional Stress on Cable Terminations

  • Check For Signs of Asbestos cable wrap, Ensure Painted and Free From Damage

  • Earthing - Check The Buildings Earthing System and Confirm:

  • Check Metal Equipment Is Bonded

  • The Main Earth Bar has the correct dimension

  • Check Earth Cables Are Free From Damage

  • Check Earth Cables are of Sufficient Size

  • Check Earth Connections are not "Doubled Up" of have additional washers between the lug and main earth bar

  • Check The Number Of Connections is expected for the size of the site

  • Fall Of Potential test for the entire Earthing System

  • Outdoor Enclosures (Such as Outdoor TX Pen, Outdoor Substation)

  • Damage - Check External Enclosure Exterior Fencing For Damage To:

  • Check Damage To Gates

  • Check Damage To Fence Panels/Mesh Fence

  • Locking - Ensure Enclosure is Adequately and Securely Lockable With Restricted Access to Unauthorised Personnel

  • Signage/ESQCR - Check The Enclosure Signage Conforms To ESQCR Regulations:

  • Check Signage For Site Name / Substation Name

  • Check Signage For Site Operator

  • Check Signage For Emergency Contact Number

  • Check Danger Notices Fitted To Substation Doors

  • (If Applicable) Check SF6 Warning Labels Fitted To Substation Doors

  • Access - Check That Access To The Enclosure Is Restricted By Either:

  • Check Controlled Keys In Place For Access

  • Check Interlocks With Isolated Equipment

  • Earthing - Check The Enclosure's Earthing System and Confirm

  • Check The Metal Equipment and Fencing Is Bonded

  • Check The Main Earth Bar has the Correct Dimension

  • Check The Earth Cables Are Free from Damage

  • Check the Earth Cables are not "doubled up" of have additional washers between the lug and main earth bar

  • Check the Number of Connections is as Expected for the Size of the Site

  • Weeds/Vegetation - Check Within Enclosure for Weeds/Vegetation growth:

  • Confirm the compound floor is free of weeds or is not "waterlogged"

  • Confirm the frequency of weed treatment

  • Cable Ducts - Are the Cable Ducts Sealed?

  • LV Equipment

  • Damage - Check LV Equipment Is Free From External Damage

  • Labelling - Check each piece of LV equipment is correctly labelled

  • Where possible check the LV Equipment Is Locked

  • Functions - Function check the LV Equipment

  • Battery Charging Unit

  • Serial Numbers - Confirm The Serial Numbers are Correct to the Database / Record Number

  • Label - Confirm All Labels Are In Place - Danger Notices and Data Plates

  • Exterior - -Check The External Condition of the Battery Charging Unit For Rust and Deformation

  • Indication - Confirm The Indication Works and Confirms The Status Of The Charger Unit

  • Type - Confirm The Manufacturer And Type Of Batteries Used - Photos of Data Plates

  • Replacement - Check For Records For The Battery Last Replacement Date

  • Damage - Check Each Cell For External Damage And Leaks

  • Connections - Check The Tightness Of The Battery Charger Cable Connections - AC/DC/Battery Terminals

  • Measure and Record The Overall and Individual Cell Voltage

  • Total Voltage

  • Voltage OK?

  • Individual Battery
  • Battery Voltage

  • Voltage OK?

  • Confirm The Measured and Battery Charger Voltmeter Are The Same

  • HV Switchgear

  • Switchgear Panel Information
  • Confirm Switchgear Make, Model and Serial Numbers

  • Panel Name

  • Switchgear Manufacturer

  • Switchgear Model (s)

  • Switchgear Rated Voltage

  • Switchgear Serial Number (s)

General Switchgear Information

  • Confirm Panel Identifications/Operational Labels are Present, Correct and are Correct To The SLD

  • Confirm The Following Labels Are In Place On The Switchgear:

  • Danger Notices

  • SF6 Warning Labels (If Applicable)

  • Switchgear Data Plates

  • Operational Locks - Check operational locks are in use and are fixed at the correct locations

  • SF6 Levels - Check The SF6 Level Indicator (Mechanical Gauge or Pressure LED) this should indicate there is a safe pressure of SF6 Within the unit.

  • Where there is a different arc quenching medium in place (e.g Oil / Vacuum) check that presence and safe level

  • Protection - Check Protection relays are free from trips and alarms

  • Distress/Damage - Check The External Structure of the Switchgear; it should be free from distress and damage

  • External Panels/Covers - Check Condition Of:

  • Signs Of Corrosion and Paint Condition

  • Ensure All Covers are Fitted Securely and in the Correct Position

  • Confirm Covers are Secured from Accidental Access (Require a Key Or Tool)

  • Switchgear Tools - Check Operation Tools are resent and serviceable (anti-reflex)

  • Condition Of Operating Handle

  • Condition Of Earthing Handle

  • Condition Of Charging Handle

  • Remote Control of Switchgear - Check The Remote Operating Facility is Serviceable and Free From Damage

  • Pendant - Is it serviceable and free from damage

  • Remote Operating Panel - Is it serviceable and free from damage

  • Circuit Breaker

  • Carry Out Functional Checks In Accordance With Manufacturers Instructions

  • Does The Circuit Breaker have an Operation Counter?

  • Number Of Recorded Operations

  • Is this within the manufacturers limits?

  • Disconnectors

  • Carry Out Functional Checks In Accordance With Manufacturers Instructions

  • Switch Disconnectors

  • Carry Out Functional Checks In Accordance With Manufacturers Instructions

  • Earth Switches

  • Carry Out Functional Checks In Accordance With Manufacturers Instructions

  • Fuse Switches

  • Carry Out Function Checks In Accordance With Manufacturers Instructions

  • Visually Inspect The Fuses And Fuse Holders to Ensure Free From Damage

  • Confirm HV Fuses Are Correct Rating

  • Confirm HV Fuses have been Inserted the Correct Way Around

  • Confirm The Trip Function Works

  • Interlocking - Check All Interlocking Operates In Accordance With Manufacturers Instructions. It Should not be Possible to Apply and Earth To A Live Circuit

  • Cable Compartments - Remove The Covers And Check For Internal Damage

  • Ensure The Cable Compartment is free from Corrosion and Moisture

  • Check For Signs Of Rodent Activity

  • Check The Cable Containment Is Sound and Secure

  • Cables - Check The Exterior Of The Cables are Free From Damage or signs of Deformation

  • Cables - Confirm the cables are free from additional stress and have not exceeded the minimum bending radius

  • Cable Terminations

  • Confirm the Terminations are free from Stress and Damage

  • Remove the end cap and check the captive plug is free from signs of PD

  • Confirm the Terminations are Secure

  • Confirm the Cables are Identifiable (cable markers)

  • CTs and VTs

  • Confirm both CT and VT wiring is secure

  • Confirm the CTs are not Open Circuit

  • Check The Condition of the CTs and VTs, confirm free from signs of distress

  • Where Applicable, confirm the VT fuses are in good condition and free of signs of PD/Moisture Ingress

  • Take Photo Of CTs

  • Take Photo of VTs

  • Earthing

  • Confirm the cable compartment is adequately earthed

  • Confirm suitability and condition of Cable Earths

  • Confirm suitability and condition of Switchgear Body Earths

  • Confirm Suitability and Condition of Termination Earths

  • Mechanism Compartments

  • Check The Covers for Damage and Corrosion

  • Check the mimic matches the SLD and is Correct

  • Confirm the circuit indication is operating correctly and matches the status for the CB / Earth Switch / Disconnector

  • Confirm the mechanical parts are freely moveable, apply grease/lubrication in accordance with the manufacturers instructions

  • LV Compartment

  • Remove The Covers/Open Doors and Check For Internal Damage

  • Ensure The LV compartment is free from rust and moisture

  • Confirm there are no signs of rodent activity

  • Check the Cable Containment is Sound and Secure

  • Confirm the Relays and Meters are Secure

  • Carry out a 10% Check On Cables Ensuring they are Free from External damage/rubbing or hotsports

  • Confirm the Cables are Suitable Identifiable (cable markers)

  • Carry Out a 10% Check on the terminals ensuring they are secure and cables are fitted tightly

  • Confirm The LV Compartment is Adequately Earthed

  • Protection

  • Confirm All Protection Devices are Functional and Operating Satisfactorily

  • Test Control Schemes Including Premag Schemes For Correct Operation

  • Primary and Secondary Injection

  • HV Transformers

  • Transformer
  • Transformer Name

  • Confirm Transformer Data Plate Present - Take Photo

  • Type Of Transformer

  • Transformer Size (KVA)

  • Voltage HV Side

  • Serial Number

  • Voltage LV Side

  • Confirm All Required Labels In Place

  • Confirm Adequate Danger Notices

  • Exterior Structure Of Transformer

  • Check the Transformer Paint Condition

  • Check The Transformer Exterior For Rust/Corrosion

  • Check The Exterior of the Transformer for Deformation

  • CAST RESIN - Clean cells thoroughly to remove dust and debris build up, and check surface for cracking

  • Oil Level - Confirm the Oil Level is above the Minimum Operating Level. This is usually identifiable via a spyglass or the protection device

  • Transformer Oil Leaks

  • Check Bushings For Signs Of Oil Leaks

  • Check All Gaskets For Signs Of Oil Leals

  • Check Bottom OF Radiators/Fins For Oil Leaks

  • Confirm Transformer Free Of Damage

  • If Leak Observed, if possible, stem the flow (tighten bolts)

  • Transformer Bund - Confirm Bund Present and Suitable

  • Confirm Bund Present and Suitable

  • Check Bund Is Free from Oil or Water

  • Confirm the Presence and Operation of the Bund Oil Pump

  • Earthing - Check The Suitability of the earths. Confirm they are secure and free from Rust

  • Locks - Check Operational Locks are in Use and in the Correct Places

  • Terminations - Confirm the Primary and Secondary Terminations are free from Damage and signs of PD or Distress

  • Remove Any Build Up of Dust and Debris from Bushings and Terminations

  • Cables - Confirm the Cables are Suitably Supported and Free From Unnecessary Stress or Signs of Damage

  • Bushings - Confirm the Bushings are free from Damage or signs of PD

  • Bushings - Check For Leaks and Tighten if Necessary In Accordance With Manufacturers Instructions

  • Cable Box - Check The Condition of the Cable Box; this should be free from excessive rust and damage

  • Clean the cable box as required

  • Covers - Check the Condition of the Cable Box Covers, Including Securing Bolts and Gaskets

  • Ducts - Confirm All Cable Ducts are Securely Sealed to Prevent Water and Rodent Ingress

  • Ventilation - Check Ventilation Is Adequate and Free From Obstructions, Clean as Necessary

  • Fans - Where Applicable, Functional Check Cooling Fan Controls and Operation

  • Breather - Confirm Breather Type

  • Does Silica Gel Require Replacing?

  • Replaced During Maintenance?

  • TX Protection

  • Max Temperature Recorded (C)

  • Alarm Temperature (C)

  • Trip Temperature (C)

  • Pressure Trip Setting (Bar)

  • Functional Trip Test of Transformer Protection

  • Oil Sampling Required

  • Completed Successfully?

Conclusion Report

Remedial Works Completed During Maintenance

    Remedial Work Completed
  • What was the work completed?

  • Outstanding Remedial Work

  • Remaining Remedial Works Required

  • Highlight any Serious Concerns

  • Signature

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