Title Page

  • Document No.

  • MCC identification

  • MCC Bar Code

  • Building

  • Conducted on

  • Technician name

  • Additional Personnel

AS1851 & Contract requirements

  • Select Frequency for MCC board

  • Check reset buttons and reset as necessary<br>Report and record any resets

  • Check operation of all globes and replace as necessary

  • Replace any blown fuses and check operation of equipment supplied<br>Record details

  • Check that all wiring duct covers are fitted

  • Check contactors and relays for excessive wear, pitting or coil noise

  • Check switches and contactors for security of mounting

  • Ensure adequate stock of fuses are available at designated location

  • CHECK for loose busbar connections and cable

  • CHECK general condition of conduits, connectors,<br>switches and wiring for any condition likely to<br>adversely affect their function.

  • CHECK, clean or replace, as necessary, any faulty contacts or relays

  • CHECK overload ratings against motor nameplate ratings. (record)

  • CHECK circuit protectors (fuses and circuit breakers) for correct rating

  • CHECK connections at motors, switchboards and equipment subject to vibration. Re tighten cable terminations as necessary.

  • INSPECT interpole barriers and shrouds where fitted

  • CHECK and rectify any damaged or faulty exposed cable insulation.

  • INSPECT each switchboard internally and externally to ensure it is clean and free from rubbish.

  • CHECK panel seals, and rectify if faulty

  • CHECK and report where wiring diagram(s) or schedules are considered to be incorrect

  • CHECK continuity to earth. (note where measurements have been taken)

  • CHECK and record neutral current

  • Check and record all motor current and compare with rating (use Form 2)

  • Arrange for thermoscan and forward results to the Principals Representative

AS3019

  • The following tests are carried out as far as reasonable practicable.
    in some cases isolation of the board may be required please note if permission to isolate is denied

  • Media and notes can be added to each question

General

  • Fault Protection (protection against direct contact with exposed conductive parts)

  • Exposed terminals, lack of physical barrier isolation for terminals or bus"

  • "Fault Protection (protection against indirect contact with exposed conductive parts)

  • Double insulation, RCD protection, SELV, PELV, "

  • Protection against hazardous parts (enclosure, lighting levels, locked cupboards or boards)

  • Protection against spread of fire (fire penetrations etc)

  • General condition of the electrical equipment (damage that could impair safe operation, disconnection of unused electrical equipment, corrosion, water damage or indication )

  • Cables, electrical equipment show no undue evidence of insulation or sheath deterioration, and have appropriate mechanical protection for the environment in which they are installed.

  • Mechanical/Physical damage to Electrical Equipment, electrical ducts, conduit or trunking

  • Conductor insulation is the correct colour

  • RCD, MCB, Fuses and Switches show no evidence of mechanical damage, correct orientation of MCB

  • Covers giving access to live parts broken, missing or not fitted

  • Electrical fittings/equipment have correct IP rating, and is designed for the environment in which it is located

  • "Safety distance clearances have not been compromised

  • Distances from live parts, access door clearances etc."

  • Overheating, Electrical arcing, mechanical or electrical damage to wiring or electrical equipment

  • "Conductors are held securely in their terminals and are not subject to tension at the terminations.

  • (Connectors, terminals, are crimped and connected correctly etc)"

  • Thermographic testing

  • Use of double adaptors

Earthing

  • MEN Connection (Connection, condition & Location)

  • Earth Electrode (Connection, condition & location

  • Earth Connections, wiring and equipment show no evidence of corrosion, damage or poor connections

  • Earthing conductors (size, id are correct etc)

  • Equipotential Bonding conductors (size, id)

  • Connections , terminations, joints (good connections etc)

  • Exposed metal liable to become alive is connected to earth ( panels, doors etc.)

  • External protection (does the connection require mechanical protection, condition of existing protection)

Switchboards

  • Isolating switches (condition)

  • Protective devices (discrimination, selection and setting of protective devices)

  • Location (ingress, egress, restricted locations

  • "Connection bars, links and terminal condition (no broken links, faulty terminations, incorrect connections)"

  • Switchboard equipment is correctly labelled

  • Neutral bars are mounted on insulated supports

  • Live part access requires a tool or key to access

Electrical Equipment

  • Isolation and switching devices for protection against injury from mechanical movement devices and motors

  • Isolation and switching devices for protection against injury from thermal effects, motors, heaters

  • Installation conditions, (locations affected by water, explosive, corrosive atmospheres etc)

  • Electrical Equipment is adequtely supported (mounting bolts, fittings, unistrut etc.)

  • Standard compliance

Wiring systems

  • Conductor size (current carrying capacity, voltage drop If load or Maximum demand is known)

  • Wiring terminations are correct and in good condition, screws and terminals are tight

  • There is adequate insulation or distance between live conductors and earth

  • Cable core ID (Cables have identifiers fitted)

  • Adequate support & fixing (cables are neat and tidy, there should be no undue strain or poor routing of wiring)

  • Connection & enclosure (No mechanical damage to enclosures, seals are intact and connections are good. Cables glands are attached and working correctly)

  • Correct segregation of services and installation type

  • Protection against external sources (adequate IP rating, condition of conduit etc)

Limited Testing

  • Earth Continuity Test (indicate earthing that was tested)

  • The main earthing conductor between the Switchboard and earth electrode is continous and and does not exceed 0.5 Ω"

  • The connection between any point of the installation and the switchboard earth bar is continous

  • The resistance of equipotential bonding does not exceed 0.5 Ω (indicate what has been tested)

Polarity and correct circuit connections

  • All switches and protective devices, switch the active conductor only

Earth leakage current

  • Measure neutral and earth leakage, if earth leakage is greater than 10 mA then further tests may be required.<br>Record measurements

Completion

  • Comments (add any additional concerns or safety issues here)

  • Name and signature of technician carrying out maintenance

  • Licence Number

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