Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Report number

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Lot Number

General

  • Joint, termination, coupler location
  • Rectification technician 1

  • Rectification technician 2

  • Location, route name, switchgear number of Rectification/ Repair

  • Chainage, route reference, switchgear number of Rectification/ Repair

  • IFC drawing set number and rev

  • Type of Installation where Repair/ Rectification is required

  • All materials required to complete the works are collected, checked for suitability and potential product issues prior to requesting the outage or works commencement date

  • Temp and humidity meter reading photo*time and date stamped

  • Temp and humidity meter serial number

  • Type of joint being installed at place of repair/ rectification

  • Number of joints or terminations being installed

  • Voltage of joints or terminations being installed

  • Type of cable being installed to

  • Circuit or cable number

  • Switchgear fed from

  • Circuit breaker fed from

  • Supplying to switchgear number

  • Supplying to isolator number

  • Access and isolation permits in place

  • Client notified of potential hold and witness points or activity if required

Installation

  • Location reference photo prior to starting works showing surrounding area and joint location (take from 30-40m away to show location information as best as possible)*time and date stamped

  • Photo taken of the instruction or installation manual supplied with the material kit

  • Photos of Joint or Termination - Repair Works

  • Capture Photo of layout or cable at point of rectification/ repair * time and date stamped

  • Remove MWTM Compression Sleeve, Termite Mesh and Roll Springs*time and date stamped

  • Inspect WCSM Outer jacket of Joint for damage

  • Does the damage extend to layers deeper than the WCSM or Cable Jacket

  • Fill Visible damage with Raychem Black Mastic * time and date stamped

  • CRSM Installation Instruction

  • Apply Raychem CRSM Cable repair Sleeve over the existing Joint, covering the joint's WCSM outer layer and landing on the outer jacket of the cable by ~ 100mm on either side in accordance with the CRSM Installation Instruction *time and date stamped

  • Termite Protection for Joints Instruction

  • Instruction for Works to be done

  • Open Termite Protection Sleeve tube along its seam and wrap around the joint * time and date stamped

  • Close the opened seam of termite protection sleeve in accordance with Termimesh's wrap around above instruction *time and date stamped

  • Position Termite Protection sleeve centred over the CRSM Repair Sleeve

  • Apply Roll Springs to the ends of Termite Protection Sleeve in accordance with TE's Termite Protection Kit Instruction and apply textile tape *time and date stamped

  • Apply CRSM Cable repair sleeve over termite mesh to compress and protect during burial *time and date stamped

  • Finished Photo * time and date stamped

Electrical Test Results

  • IR Tester type

  • Test Voltage

  • L1,L2,L3>Ground (mOhm)

  • Phase to Phase (mOhm)

  • Phase identification L1>

  • Phase identification L2>

  • Phase identification L3>

  • Location reference photo prior to leaving the work area showing surrounding area and joint location (take from 30-40m away to show location information as best as possible)

Sign off

  • All lugs and shear bolts installed to the correct torque

  • All heatshrink applied evenly without folds

  • All cables phased and insulation resistance tested

  • All heat-shrinks, fillers, compounds, sealers settled and or cured and ready for service

  • Joint and termination prepared in line with manufacturers specifications

  • Cable, coupler, panel stickers, decals, numbering installed if required

  • Appropriate danger, out of service, commissioning tags removed

  • System compliant and safe to energise

  • Signoff technician

  • Signature

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