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Overhead Rough Checklist

  • Job Name:

  • Location:

  • Date

  • Type of Inspection:

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QC Checklist

QC Checklist

  • Has equipment and materials been installed in a neat and workmanlike manner?

  • Is area to be inspected cleared and free from clutter/debris?

  • Are all electrical subcontractors complete with work in the requested area to be inspected?

  • Do all employees on site have their Apprentice/Journeyman cards readily available and on their person?

  • Are accurate up-to-date drawings readily available?

  • Are the appropriate wiring methods used for the environment they are installed in?

  • Are materials used Approved and Listed for their intended purpose and environment they will be installed in?

  • Are materials damaged or broken?

  • Are Conduit & cables damaged (crimping, improper bends, etc)

  • Is there adequate working clearances, dedicated spaces, or headroom around equipment?

  • Is there adequate illumination provided in the working space?

  • Are all unused openings in equipment and boxes closed up properly?

  • Are all J-Boxes closed and properly labeled?

  • Has location/sizes of conduit and hanger supports installed been verified according to the 3D coordinated documents?

  • Are conduits and cables supported independently? (not attached to other systems)

  • Are conduit racks tight & level?

  • Are all J-boxes and conduit stubs not above ductwork or equipment and accessible from the floor below?

  • Has it been verified that no J-boxes are installed above a hard lid ceilings? If they are, ensure approved access door locations are identified on floor for framing.

  • Is there anything installed directly over any electrical panel or equipment (except for conduit)?

  • Are all Fire Alarm sleeves installed in proper locations?

  • Has it been verified that Tele-Data sleeves have been installed in proper location?

  • Have Lighting and Power sleeves been installed in proper locations?

  • Are all floor and wall penetrations properly sealed to match the assembly rating they feed through?

  • Are bushings or grommets installed on the ends of low voltage conduit stubs?

  • Are suspended transformers installed on rubber isolation pads and have required clearances?

  • Are all conductors #12 and smaller solid wire (not stranded)?

  • Are all branch circuits exceeding 100 ft. for 120V and 175 ft. for 277V #10 or larger as required to comply with NEC?

  • Is Fire Alarm cabling supported in a way that it does not rest on top of any other system? - add extra supports as needed to avoid

  • Has seismic bracing requirements been verified?

  • Are electrical connections to any vibrating equipment made with flexible conduit or sealtight?

  • Are all J-boxes independently supported? Verify MC cable is supported within 1 ft. of the box and EMT conduit is supported within 3 ft. of the box

  • Is MC cable supported at least every 6'-0"? MC cable should not be more than 50' long from the HR J-box to receptacle or light fixture.

  • Is EMT conduit supported at least every 8'-0"?

  • Has it been verified that no excessive spray-on fire proofing has been removed from the structural steel where hangers are attached (should not see any exposed steel)?

  • Have unused hangers, ceiling wires, and rods been removed?

  • Is all threaded rod support excess cut off?

  • Are all junction or device boxes accessible?

  • Has conductor fill in raceways and boxes been checked?

  • Is proper working clearance provided to all junction boxes above ceiling?

  • Is all unused low voltage cable and devices removed from the ceiling or permanently identified for future use?

  • Is ALL low voltage cable and devices properly supported above ceiling?

  • Is there support within 1'-0" of change of direction of 45 degrees or greater in pipe runs?

  • Has it been verified when using silverman racks that supports at 90 degree bends are unistrut & clamps to secure conduit in place at the end of runs?

  • Are light fixtures properly supported?

  • Are conduits blocking access to valves, FCU, or mechanical equipment?

  • Are there more than 360 degrees in bends in any pipe run?

  • Have all temp power cords been removed from above ceiling before requested above ceiling inspection?

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