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  • Audit Title

  • INSPECTION REPORT FOR MAIN SWITCHBOARDS
    CVSG ASSET SERVICES PTY LTD
    ABN 62 128 821 698

INSPECTION DETAILS

  • Select date

  • NAME OF PERSON UNDERTAKING TESTS

  • NAME OF FACILITY?

  • SWITCHBOARD NUMBER

  • SWITCHBOARD TYPE

  • ASSET NO. BAR CODE AVAILABLE?

  • Enter barcode

INSPECTION

  • All electrical equipment & fittings in good condition?

  • Remove all access panels, dust and clean components.

  • Test and service the Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS).

  • Test and service the Change Over (CO) contactors.

  • Test and service the Air Circuit Breakers (ACB).

  • Test all of the ACB protection settings.

  • Check the condition and operation of all Combined Fuse Switches (CFS) and circuit breakers.

  • Check all outgoing terminations and bolted connections.

  • Take tong ammeter readings of all submains, record values, date/time and destination of each.

  • Check main earthing and neutral conductors.

  • Check all labels are in place and correct.

  • Ensure all indicating lamps and instruments are operational.

  • Visually inspect all cables and wiring for correct support and obvious damage.

  • Check replacement fuses are available in MSB room.

  • Provide details of follow up if required.

SWITCHBOARD ROOM / CUPBOARD

  • Check clearance around switchboard. Ensure rubbish, spare parts, stock etc does not infringe on mandatory clearances around switchboard.

  • Check clear access to and from exit doors for switch rooms

  • Check all exit doors are clearly labelled and are properly secured to prevent the entrance of an unauthorised person from outside whilst at all times allowing free escape from inside.

  • Check effectiveness of ventilation of switch room

  • Vacuum clean floor space.

  • Provide detail of follow up if required.

SWITCHBOARD

  • Check effectiveness of ventilation of switchboard cubicles (if applicable). Clean and/or replace filter(s) if fitted.

  • Open and/or remove all doors, access panels, cable covers, escutcheon panels etc and carry out the following work: • Inspect for any evidence of dampness or condensation • Check operation of any heater and inspect any anticondensation finishes for signs of deterioration • Check for smells that might indicate overloading or deterioration of equipment/components. • Check for noises that might indicate electrical discharge, tracking or looseness of components or equipment that requires servicing eg contactors • Inspect insulation for signs of deterioration or tracking • Inspect switchgear, controls, cabling, busbars etc for dust build-up, signs of overheating/loose connections and general condition of equipment • Check any penetrations in the switchboard are sealed • Check for rodent/pest infestation. Treat and clean as required Close and/or reinstall doors, access panels, cable covers, escutcheon panels etc after the thermoscan and all other items have been completed. Ensure all fixings for panels etc are installed and securely tightened.

  • Check labels are legible and suitably attached. Refix any labels that have been dislodged.

  • Check circuit schedules are available and legible.

  • Clean all external surfaces of the switchboard to remove any dust.

  • Provide detail of follow up if required.

SURGE DIVERTERS

  • • Inspect condition of surge diverters, where fitted, in accordance with manufacturer's instructions and report if less then 50% of life remaining • Inspect existing surge diverters to determine if they visually indicate the integrity of the surge diverter protection • Inspect all main switchboards to determine if surge diverters are fitted Report to Principal’s Representative your findings above.

  • Provide detail of follow up if required.

INSPECTION COMPLETE

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