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Audit Protocol for MG SWP CP6.004

6.1 – Start Chart

  • Has the ICCP system been correctly identified as a metered or unmetered supply?

6.2 – Identify Mounting Point for CPU

  • Has the CPU been mounted correctly?

6.3 – Identify Cabling Requirements

  • Have all cables been run correctly?

6.4 – Are continuous coke horizontal anodes required?

  • Has the anode ground bed configuration been identified as horizontal or vertical anodes?

6.5 – Dig Trench

  • Has the trench been prepared correctly?

6.6 – Lay Bed of Metallurgical Coke Breeze

  • Has the ground bed been laid correctly?

6.7 – Lay Anodes on Coke Bed at Specified Anode Centres

  • Has the approved type of anodes been laid correctly?

6.8 – Run Anode Header Cable along Top of Trench in a Ring Loop

  • Does the anode header cable loop with the loop closure connection?

6.9 – Extend Single Anode Cable Feeder via Test Point to CPU

  • Has the cable feeder been connected correctly?

6.10 – Make Loop Connection using Line Tap and Epoxy Insulation Kit

  • Has the loop connection been made correctly?

6.11 – Run Anode Feeder Cable around Trench Top with Loop Closure Nearest CPU

  • Does the anode header cable loop with the loop closure connection?

6.12 – Make Loop Connection using Line Tap and Epoxy Insulation Kit

  • Has the loop connection been made correctly?

6.13 – Cover Anode with Second Layer of Coke to Total Thickness of 300mm

  • Does the correct thickness of coke cover the anodes?

6.14 – Carefully Examine Cable Insulation for Damage

  • Is there any damage to the cable insulation?

6.15 – Lay Anode Cable Tails and Header Cable on top of Coke and Push them into Coke Breeze

  • Have anode cable tails and header cable been laid correctly?

6.16 – Locate PVC Anode Vent Pipes if required

  • Was a PVC anode vent pipe required for the installation?

6.17 – Backfill Cable Trenches and Anode Holes

  • Has backfill been laid correctly with cable warning tape?

6.18 – Remove Excess Spoil and, where required, Reinstate Surface

  • Has the surface been reinstated?

6.19 – Finish

  • Has the work area been left in a safe state?

6.20 – Bore Anode Holes

  • Have the anode holes been prepared to specification?

6.21 – Empty Metallurgical Coke Breeze into Each Hole

  • Does coke meet design specification?

  • Correct manual handling techniques were adhered to?

6.22 – Lower Anodes into Holes, ensure that Cable Tails are Temporarily Secured

  • Have anodes been lowered and secured correctly?

6.23 – Centre Anodes in Holes and Cover with Coke

  • Have anodes been centered and covered with coke?

6.24 – Dig Trench along the Side of Anode Holes via Test Point to CPU

  • Is the trench the required depth?

6.25 – Run Anode Feeder Cable in a Loop along Trench Top

  • Does the anode header cable loop with the loop closure connection?

6.26 – Make the Loop Connection using a Line Tap and Epoxy Insulation Kit

  • Has the loop connection been made correctly?

6.27 – Connect Anode Cable Tails to Anode Header Cable

  • Have the cable tails been connected correctly to the anode header cable?

6.28 – Lay Anode Header and Feeder Cables in Trench

  • Have anode header and feeder cables been laid correctly?

6.29 – Backfill all Trenches and Anode Holes with Spoil

  • Has backfill been laid correctly with cable warning tape?

6.30 – Remove Excess Spoil and Reinstate Surface

  • Has the surface been reinstated?

6.31 – Finish

  • Has the work area been left in a safe state?

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