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  • The Contractor shall be responsible for ensuring that all installations are compliant with all statutory
    requirements, including compliance with building regulations and specifically compliance with Part L
    requirements or similar

Site Location Details

  • Project Number

  • Address

  • Survey Date

  • BDM Name

  • What 3 words

  • Upload Google Maps Screenshot / Street View

Site Specific Details

  • Is the building pre 2000?

  • Asbestos Register received?

  • Are out of hours works required? Add name of person who confirmed.

  • Site Specific Hazards

  • Check for flood risk https://floodmap-for-planning.service.gov.uk/

  • Is there a flood risk?

  • Are there any Storm Drains within the area of the external EVCs? - HSG47 Guide https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/cis64.pdf

  • Will Work at Heights be required ?

  • If so, what equipment is required

  • Internal service plans received?

  • Mechanical cable puller / trailer required?

  • LSBUD saved within job folder?

DNO Requirements

  • Detail of existing EVC’s

  • Relevant DNO / ICP

  • MPAN

  • Maximum Demand

  • Agreed Capacity

  • Spare capacity after proposed EVC Installation

  • Clamp meter reading – L1

  • Clamp meter reading – L2

  • Clamp meter reading – L3

  • DNO New connection required?

  • Existing Supply Upgrade Required?

  • Additional Comments

Origin Details

  • Incoming Supply Cut-Out Size (Amps)

  • Incoming DNO supply cable size (if known)

  • Conductor size from DNO Cut-Out to meter

  • Is the supply CT metered?

  • Meter Size (Amps)

  • Is the metering adequate for the proposed total load?

  • Proposed Additional Load (Amps)

  • Supply Earthing Arrangement

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EVC Details

  • Type

  • Quantity

  • Fed From

  • Measurement of area where any new Switch Gear is to be installed

  • Photo of area where the proposed new Switch Gear is to be installed.

  • Fed From DB Photo

  • Cable Type & Size

  • Earthing Type For EVC

  • Cable Total Distances

  • Additional comments

  • Cable Run Photos

Civil Works Details

  • Distance

  • EVC Base Details

  • Surface Type

  • Additional Comments:

BAY MARKING

  • Is Bay Marking Required?

  • Is Signage Required?

  • Size of Bay

  • Number Of Bays

  • White Logo Only

  • Blue With White Logo

  • Bespoke Requirements

  • Additional Comments:

Client Sign Off

  • Electricity Costs – If we will be using your electricity connection you have the choice of either undertaking the cost of electricity or claiming it back. Please choose from one of the 2 options

  • Client Name

  • Client Signature

  • Date

Annex D Checklist

  • Are there any hazardous zones where flammable/combustible gases may be present?

  • Have the boundaries of any hazardous zones been identified?

  • Can the installation be carried out so that the charged vehicle, cable and connections are outside the hazardous area when charging?

  • CoP Ref 3.1 - Is the metering adequate for the intended use and billing model?

  • CoP Ref 3.2 - Is the existing supply adequate for the additional demand?

  • CoP Ref 8 - Has the earthing arrangement for the incoming power supply been established?

  • CoP Ref 8.2.1 - If a TT earthing system is being provided for the charging equipment, has a simultaneous contact risk assessment been carried out?

  • CoP Ref 8.2.3 - Are the existing earthing and bonding arrangements compliant with BS 7671

  • CoP Ref 8.2.3 - Is the supply PME (TN-C-S) or a TN-S public supply?

  • CoP Ref 8.2.3 If PME (TN-C-S) have precautions necessary to prevent danger in the event of an open-circuit neutral fault been identified and addressed?

  • CoP Ref 3.5 - "Has GPRS coverage of the proposed installation location been checked? Note: some EVSE manufacturers require a minimum of 3G coverage."

  • CoP Ref 3.6 - Has the installer reviewed the installation instructions provided by the charging equipment manufacturer?

  • CoP Ref 3.7 - Has planning permission been granted for the charging equipment installation?

  • CoP Ref 3.9 - Have the details of the proposed installation been discussed and agreed with the client?

  • CoP Ref 3.9 - Have any necessary repairs to the existing installation been agreed with the client?

  • Checked by

  • Date of checks

Additional Comments & Notes:

  • Additional Comments & Notes:
    • All systems shall be designed, selected, manufactured and installed in accordance with the latest
    version of all applicable BS/BSEN, CIBSE/BSRIA standards & any applicable IET guidance notes
    • Surge protection is to be installed and is to be suitable for the incoming earthing arrangement and
    the point of its connection.
    • All DB’s installed shall have a minimum conditional short circuit rating of 25kA
    • Final circuit MCB’s minimum short circuit rating to be confirmed prior to installation
    • All charger cables to be SWA/XLPE/LSZH
    • Where required, all cables shall be fully supported using metallic clips/cleats to prevent collapse in
    the event of a fire as per the requirements of 18th edition BS7671.
    • All cables shall be supported along its entire length in accordance with support cable spacings as
    detailed in OSG BS7671 Table 4C
    • All cables selected by the electrical contractor shall be suitable for their environment and sized in
    accordance with BS7671 18th Edition of the IET Wiring Regulations, to satisfy the requirements of
    current rating, voltage drop, short circuit fault and earth fault loop impedance taking into
    consideration all applicable de-rating factors.
    • 70°cable current capacity ratings shall be used in all calculations in accordance with BS 7671
    Reg:512.1.5
    • Metal containment shall be provided with earth tags at all junctions and shall be made up using all
    proprietary fittings and fixtures. Trunking runs are to be made from all manufactured type bends,
    tee’s and sets etc,
    • Suitable crash protection barriers to be provided for all chargers & GRP feeder pillars.
    • Allowance shall be made for supply and fitting fire barriers to all trunking, basket, conduit and
    cables that penetrate fire compartment walls and floors.
    • Where Rockwool is used for fire barrier installations, this shall be installed in such a manner as to
    eliminate any air gaps around cables inside and outside of the containment, therefore backing
    sheets on Rockwool strips shall need to be removed and the Rockwool flush shall be used only to
    pack out inside the containment.
    • The rating of the fire barrier used shall be equivalent or above the rating of the compartment being
    penetrated and all seals shall comply with BS 7671 Reg:527.2

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