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Audit Protocol for MG SWP CP4.001

6.1 – Examine “District or Route Plans” for Unwanted Contacts to Mains and Pipelines

  • Has a map been created of the area to be tested?

6.2 – Identify Test Point Locations

  • Have test point locations been identified?

6.3 – Connect Transmitter Output between Pipe and Remote Earth Stake

  • Has the transmitter been connected and set correctly?

6.4 – Assemble Receiver and Plug in Headphones

  • Has the receiver meter been adjusted for optimum sensitivity in the headphones?

6.5 – Search for a Sudden Signal Fall or Change in Signal Direction

  • Was an alternate path located?

6.6 – Is this a branch in the main?

  • Was a branch identified in the main?

6.7 – Carry Out Search Procedure on Both Mains

  • Has the test been performed on both Mains?

6.8 – Is there a gas service take-off at this point?

  • Was a gas service identified?

6.9 – Is the customer’s gas meter operational?

  • Was the customer’s gas meter checked to see if it is in operation?

6.10 – Is another pipeline operator or service provider involved?

  • Have pipelines, cables or underground services been located that do not belong to MGN?

6.11 – Determine Details of Structure Carrying Signal Loss

  • Have other operators or service providers been contacted?

6.12 – Report Located Fault to Supervisor for Further Action

  • Has the reason for the fault been reported to the Supervisor?

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