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SUPER IMMUNISED RCBO UPGRADE
SUPER IMMUNISED RCBO UPGRADE
John Gillies

SUPER IMMUNISED RCBO UPGRADE

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Free SUPER IMMUNISED RCBO UPGRADE Checklist

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Title Page

  • COMPLETED ON

  • COMPANY NAME

  • ELECTRICIANS NAME

  • TOW NUMBER

  • NODE SITE ID

  • Add location

  • WHO IS THE POWER UTILITY COMPANY?

  • WHAT STATE IS THE AUDIT CONDUCTED IN?

  • IS THE SWITCHBOARD, PIT OR POLE MOUNTED?

  • WHAT IS THE METER NMI NUMBER?

  • IS THE METER, METERED OR UNMETERED?

  • CONFIRM SIZE OF MAINS AND MAIN EARTH

  • Instructions

    1. Select the applicable Method of Procedure to begin the checklist
    2. Select the best response for those items under the procedure
    3. Add photos and notes by clicking on the paperclip icon
    4. To add corrective actions, click on the paperclip icon then "Add Action", provide a description, assign to a member, set priority and due date
    5. Complete the audit by providing digital signature
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  • Method of Procedure

    • Method of Procedure A - CommScope 384 - Line FTTN Cabinet - National (excluding CitiPower and Powercor)
    • Method of Procedure B - CommScope 384 - Line FTTN Cabinet - Victoria (CitiPower and Powercor only)
    • Method of Procedure C - Nokia 384 - Line FTTN Cabinet - National (excluding Victoria)
    • Method of Procedure D - Nokia 384 - Line FTTN Cabinet - Victoria (CitiPower and Powercor only)
    • Method of Procedure E - Nokia 384 - Line FTTN Cabinet - Victoria (AusNet Services, Jemena and United Energy only)
    • Method of Procedure F - Nokia 192 - Line FTTN Cabinet - National (excluding CitiPower and Powercor) and Nokia 48-Line CSD Cabinet - National (excluding CitiPower and Powercor)
    • Method of Procedure G - Nokia 192 - Line FTTN Cabinet - Victoria (CitiPower and Powercor only) and Nokia 48 - Line CSD Cabinet - Victoria (CitiPower and Powercor only)
    • Method of Procedure H - Eaton TFAN Cabinet - National (Unmetered)

• CommScope 384-Line FTTN Cabinet - National (excluding CitiPower and Powercor)

  • PART 1 | PREPARE SITE

  • A1 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise work is being undertaken at site.

  • A2 - Conduct HSE risk assessment and pre-start checklist per delivery partner risk management policies (i.e SWMS or JSEA)

  • A3 - Ensure safety prestart is conducted and appropriate controls are implemented, such as:

  • • Traffic control, if required

  • • Pedestrian management

  • • Barriers

  • • Low voltage rescue kit is available

  • PART 2 | CONFIRM BACKUP SUPPLY & ISOLATE NORMAL SUPPLY

  • A4 - Check battery capacity remaining. If capacity is sufficient to complete work without loss of service, proceed. If not, do not proceed and contact FTTN NOC.

  • A5 - Isolate at main switchboard fuse, or only if authorized then at utility fuse, apply lockout tag as required. NOTE: Works are able to be performed with the supply to the switchboard energized and the main switchboard fuse isolated provided that the appropriate risk assessments and safe work methods are implemented and adhered to.

  • A6 - Test and confirm outgoing subcircuit at main switchboard is isolated.

  • A7 - At the cabinet, test and confirm incoming supply is isolated.

  • PART 3 | INSTALL SI RCBO in Cabinet

  • A8 - IF 2x Surge Protection Devices (SPD) are installed, move rectifier MCB's to the right by 1 module. If only 1x SPD is installed, rectifier MCB's may remain where they are.

  • A9 - Disconnect active cable between SPD and the busbar at the MCB's

  • A10 - Install SI RCBO on DIN-rail between SPD(s) and 2x rectifier MCB's

  • TIP: Refer to schematic SCH-38-COMMSCOPE-SI for further clarify on the following steps.

  • A11 - Install 6 mm2 active cable between SPD and SI RCBO

  • A12 - Install 6 mm2 active cable between SI RCBO and 2x rectifier MCB's

  • A13 - Disconnect 2x rectifier subcircuit neutral conductors from the neutral bar and reconnect to load-side neutral terminal of SI RCBO

  • A14 - Remove 3rd rectifier subcircuit neutral conductor (unused socket)

  • A15 - Install 6 mm2 neutral cable between the neutral bar and line-side neutral terminal of SI RCBO

  • A16 - Ensure that the labeling of the front cover of the CommScope switchboard is updated accordingly with permanent type labels.

  • PART 4 | AT MAIN SWITCHBOARD, REPLACE RCBO WITH MCB

  • A17 - At external switchboard, remove neutral cable between the neutral bar and existing RCBO

  • A18 - Remove existing RCBO

  • A19 - Install the MCB (per the materials list) in place of the existing RCBO

  • A20 - Reconnect outgoing neutral cable directly to the neutral bar. If cable length is too short, utilize a cable connector (Clipsal part number 563L2)

  • A21 - Test per AS / NZS 3000 and AS / NZS 3017

  • PART 5 | ENERGIZE, TEST AND SUBMIT

  • A22 - Complete Certificate of Electrical Safety

  • A23 - Reconnect supply (at fuse in main switchboard)

  • A24 - Conduct any remaining tests, i.e those that require supply to be available.

  • A25 - Ensure supply is working and cabinet is powered on

  • A26 - Mark up the existing AC single line diagram or replace with an updated and laminated diagram whilst on site; this diagram can be found in the document holder inside the cabinet as well as in the document container located in the NBN electrical pit.

  • A27 - Ensure the switchboard schematic and table of switchboard on the AC bay door is updated.

  • A28 - Submit Certificate of Electrical Safety (for non-prescribed electrical installation work) to Energy Safe Victoria (ESV)

  • A29 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise job is complete prior to leaving site.

  • A30 - Submit the below listed artefacts (certificate and photos) to NBN.

  • ARTEFACTS TO SUPPLY

  • Photograph of completed external (pole, pillar or pit) switchboard.

  • Photograph of completed CommScope switchboard.

  • Photograph of updated schematic on AC bay door.

  • Photograph of updated schematic (to be placed in cabinet document holder).

  • Photograph of cabinet serial number (legible).

  • Photograph of cabinet switchboard serial number (legible).

  • Photograph or scan of Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region).

  • For pole-mounted switchboards : Photograph of conduit at top of pole (i.e. at point of connection to mains).

  • Photograph of removed RCBO clearly showing the model number (i.e. RCBO that was on site prior to works)

  • Provide noteworthy summary of site observations (such as cable damage, loose cable connections to switchboard and evidence of water ingress and vermin ingress)

  • Additional Site Observation Photo's.

COMPLETION & SIGN-OFF

  • Add signature

• CommScope 384-Line FTTN Cabinet - Victoria (CitiPower and Powercor only)

  • PART 1 | PREPARE SITE

  • B1 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise work is being undertaken at site.

  • B2 - Conduct HSE risk assessment and pre-start checklist per delivery partner risk management policies (i.e SWMS or JSEA)

  • B3 - Ensure safety prestart is conducted and appropriate controls are implemented, such as:

  • • Traffic control, if required

  • • Pedestrian management

  • • Barriers

  • • Low voltage rescue kit is available

  • PART 2 | CONFIRM BACKUP SUPPLY & ISOLATE NORMAL SUPPLY

  • B4 - Check battery capacity remaining. If capacity is sufficient to complete work without loss of service, proceed. If not, do not proceed and contact FTTN NOC.

  • B5 - Isolate at main switchboard fuse, or only if authorized then at utility fuse, apply lockout tag as required. NOTE: Works are able to be performed with the supply to the switchboard energized and the main switchboard fuse isolated provided that the appropriate risk assessments and safe work methods are implemented and adhered to.

  • B6 - Test and confirm outgoing subcircuit at main switchboard is isolated.

  • B7 - At the cabinet, test and confirm incoming supply is isolated.

  • PART 3 | INSTALL SI RCBO in Cabinet

  • B8 - IF 2x Surge Protection Devices (SPD) are installed, move rectifier MCB's to the right by 1 module. If only 1x SPD is installed, rectifier MCB's may remain where they are.

  • B9 - Disconnect active cable between SPD and the busbar at the MCB's

  • B10 - Install SI RCBO on DIN-rail between SPD(s) and 2x rectifier MCB's

  • TIP: Refer to schematic SCH-38-COMMSCOPE-SI for further clarify on the following steps.

  • B11 - Install 6 mm2 active cable between SPD and SI RCBO

  • B12 - Install 6 mm2 active cable between SI RCBO and 2x rectifier MCB's

  • B13 - Disconnect 2x rectifier subcircuit neutral conductors from the neutral bar and reconnect to load-side neutral terminal of SI RCBO

  • B14 - Remove 3rd rectifier subcircuit neutral conductor (unused socket)

  • B15 - Install 6 mm2 neutral cable between the neutral bar and line-side neutral terminal of SI RCBO

  • B16 - Ensure that the labeling of the front cover of the CommScope switchboard is updated accordingly with permanent type labels.

  • PART 4 | AT MAIN SWITCHBOARD, REPLACE RCBO WITH MCB

  • B17 - At external switchboard, remove neutral cable between the neutral bar and existing RCBO

  • B18 - Remove existing RCBO

  • B19 - Install the MCB (per the materials list) in place of the existing RCBO

  • B20 - Reconnect outgoing neutral cable directly to the neutral bar. If cable length is too short, utilize a cable connector (Clipsal part number 563L2)

  • B21 - Test per AS / NZS 3000 and AS / NZS 3017

  • PART 5 | ENERGIZE, TEST AND SUBMIT

  • B22 - Complete Certificate of Electrical Safety

  • B23 - Reconnect supply (at fuse in main switchboard)

  • B24 - Conduct any remaining tests, i.e those that require supply to be available.

  • B25 - Ensure supply is working and cabinet is powered on

  • B26 - Mark up the existing AC single line diagram or replace with an updated and laminated diagram whilst on site; this diagram can be found in the document holder inside the cabinet as well as in the document container located in the NBN electrical pit.

  • B27 - Ensure the switchboard schematic and table of switchboard on the AC bay door is updated.

  • B28 - Submit Certificate of Electrical Safety (for non-prescribed electrical installation work) to Energy Safe Victoria (ESV)

  • B29 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise job is complete prior to leaving site.

  • B30 - Submit the below listed artefacts (certificate and photos) to NBN.

  • ARTEFACTS TO SUPPLY

  • Photograph of completed external (pole, pillar or pit) switchboard.

  • Photograph of completed CommScope switchboard.

  • Photograph of updated schematic on AC bay door.

  • Photograph of updated schematic (to be placed in cabinet document holder).

  • Photograph of cabinet serial number (legible).

  • Photograph of cabinet switchboard serial number (legible).

  • Photograph or scan of Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region).

  • For pole-mounted switchboards : Photograph of conduit at top of pole (i.e. at point of connection to mains).

  • Photograph of removed RCBO clearly showing the model number (i.e. RCBO that was on site prior to works)

  • Provide noteworthy summary of site observations (such as cable damage, loose cable connections to switchboard and evidence of water ingress and vermin ingress)

  • Additional Site Observation Photo's.

COMPLETION & SIGN-OFF

  • Add signature

• Nokia 384 Line FTTN Cabinet - National (excluding Victoria)

  • PART 1 | PREPARE SITE

  • C1 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise work is being undertaken at site.

  • C2 - Conduct HSE risk assessment and pre-start checklist per delivery partner risk management policies (i.e SWMS or JSEA)

  • C3 - Ensure safety prestart is conducted and appropriate controls are implemented, such as:

  • • Traffic control, if required

  • • Pedestrian management

  • • Barriers

  • • Low voltage rescue kit is available

  • PART 2 | CONFIRM BACKUP SUPPLY & ISOLATE NORMAL SUPPLY

  • C4 - Check battery capacity remaining. If capacity is sufficient to complete work without loss of service, proceed. If not, do not proceed and contact FTTN NOC.

  • C5 - Isolate at main switchboard fuse, or only if authorized then at utility fuse, apply lockout tag as required. NOTE: Works are able to be performed with the supply to the switchboard energized and the main switchboard fuse isolated provided that the appropriate risk assessments and safe work methods are implemented and adhered to.

  • C6 - Test and confirm outgoing subcircuit at main switchboard is isolated.

  • C7 - At the cabinet, test and confirm incoming supply is isolated.

  • PART 3 | Replace RCBO.

  • C8 - Remove existing RCBO.

  • C9 - Install approved SI RCBO.

  • C10 - Test per AS/NZS 3000 and AS/NZS 3017.

  • Part 4 Energise, Test and Submit

  • C11 - Complete Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region)

  • C12 - Re-connect supply (at fuse in main switchboard).

  • C13 - Complete any remaining test, i.e. those that require supply to be available.

  • C14 - Ensure supply is working and cabinet is powered on.

  • C15 - Mark up the existing AC single line diagram or replace with an updated and laminated diagram whilst on site; this diagram can be found in the document holder inside the cabinet as well as in the document container located in the NBN electrical pit.

  • C16 - Submit Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region) to the relevant legislative body.

  • C17 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise job is complete prior to leaving site.

  • C18 - Submit the below listed artefacts (certificate and photographs) to NBN.

  • ARTEFACTS TO SUPPLY

  • Photograph of completed external (pole, pillar or pit) switchboard.

  • Photograph of updated schematic (to be placed in cabinet document holder).

  • Photograph or scan of Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region).

  • For pole-mounted switchboards : Photograph of conduit at top of pole (i.e. at point of connection to mains).

  • Photograph of removed RCBO clearly showing the model number (i.e. RCBO that was on site prior to works)

  • Provide noteworthy summary of site observations (such as cable damage, loose cable connections to switchboard and evidence of water ingress and vermin ingress)

  • Additional Site Observation Photo's.

COMPLETION & SIGN-OFF

  • Add signature

• Nokia 384-Line FTTN Cabinet - Victoria (CitiPower and Powercor only)

  • PART 1 | PREPARE SITE

  • D1 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise work is being undertaken at site.

  • D2 - Conduct HSE risk assessment and pre-start checklist per delivery partner risk management policies (i.e SWMS or JSEA)

  • D3 - Ensure safety prestart is conducted and appropriate controls are implemented, such as:

  • • Traffic control, if required

  • • Pedestrian management

  • • Barriers

  • • Low voltage rescue kit is available

  • PART 2 | CONFIRM BACKUP SUPPLY & ISOLATE NORMAL SUPPLY

  • D4 - Check battery capacity remaining. If capacity is sufficient to complete work without loss of service, proceed. If not, do not proceed and contact FTTN NOC.

  • D5 - Isolate at main switchboard fuse, or only if authorized then at utility fuse, apply lockout tag as required. NOTE: Works are able to be performed with the supply to the switchboard energized and the main switchboard fuse isolated provided that the appropriate risk assessments and safe work methods are implemented and adhered to.

  • D6 - Test and confirm outgoing subcircuit at main switchboard is isolated.

  • D7 - At the cabinet, test and confirm incoming supply is isolated.

  • PART 3 | REWIRE CABINET

  • D8 - Remove generator changeover cover.

  • D9 -Install 2.5 mm2 earth cable generator supply input neutral terminal of changeover switch in combination with<br>existing generator supply neutral cable via twin cable bootlace lug.

  • D10 - Install 2.5 mm2 eye lug to other end of earth cable and secure to spare terminal on PE bar within FTTN cabinet HEX compartment.

  • D11 - Label the newly installed earth cable at the end connected to the PE bar as “GENERATOR N-E BOND” with a permanent type label.

  • D12 - Move normal supply neutral wire from output neutral terminal of changeover switch to normal supply input neutral terminal.

  • D13 - Remove TIB-2465 related label from changeover switch cover.

  • D14 - Install label to front of changeover switch cover “TIB-3374 COMPLIANT” with a permanent type label.

  • D15 - Reinstate changeover switch cover.

  • PART 4 | REPLACE RCBO

  • D16 - Remove existing RCBO.

  • D17 - Install approved SI RCBO.

  • D18 - (Pole-mounted switchboards only) Remove existing switchboard cover.

  • D19 - (Pole-mounted switchboards only) Install Clipsal mounting cover kit as per materials list. Spare fuse to be left in the document container located in the NBN electrical pit.

  • D20 - (Pole-mounted switchboards only) Apply permanent type labels to clipsal mounting cover kit according to what was labelled on removed cover.

  • D21 - Test per AS / NZS 3000 and AS / NZS 3017

  • PART 5 | ENERGIZE, TEST AND SUBMIT

  • D22 - Complete Certificate of Electrical Safety

  • D23 - Reconnect supply (at fuse in main switchboard)

  • D24 - Complete any remaining tests, i.e those that require supply to be available.

  • D25 - Ensure supply is working and cabinet is powered on

  • D26 - Mark up the existing AC single line diagram or replace with an updated and laminated diagram whilst on site; this diagram can be found in the document holder inside the cabinet as well as in the document container located in the NBN electrical pit.

  • D27 - Submit Certificate of Electrical Safety (for non-prescribed electrical installation work) to Energy Safe Victoria (ESV)

  • D28 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise job is complete prior to leaving site.

  • D29 - Submit the below listed artefacts (certificate and photos) to NBN.

  • ARTEFACTS TO SUPPLY

  • Photograph's of completed external (pole, pillar or pit) switchboard, complete with labelling.

  • Photograph of completed changeover switch (without cover).

  • Photograph of labelled changeover switch cover.

  • Photograph of completed cabinet PE bar.

  • Photograph of updated schematic (to be placed in cabinet document holder).

  • Photograph or scan of Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region).

  • For pole-mounted switchboards : Photograph of conduit at top of pole (i.e. at point of connection to mains).

  • Photograph of removed RCBO clearly showing the model number (i.e. RCBO that was on site prior to works)

  • Provide noteworthy summary of site observations (such as cable damage, loose cable connections to switchboard and evidence of water ingress and vermin ingress)

  • Additional Site Observation Photo's.

COMPLETION & SIGN-OFF

  • Add signature

• Nokia 384-Line FTTN Cabinet - Victoria (AusNet Services, Jemena and United Energy only)

  • PART 1 | PREPARE SITE

  • E1 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise work is being undertaken at site.

  • E2 - Conduct HSE risk assessment and pre-start checklist per delivery partner risk management policies (i.e SWMS or JSEA)

  • E3 - Ensure safety prestart is conducted and appropriate controls are implemented, such as:

  • • Traffic control, if required

  • • Pedestrian management

  • • Barriers

  • • Low voltage rescue kit is available

  • PART 2 | CONFIRM BACKUP SUPPLY & ISOLATE NORMAL SUPPLY

  • E4 - Check battery capacity remaining. If capacity is sufficient to complete work without loss of service, proceed. If not, do not proceed and contact FTTN NOC.

  • E5 - Isolate at main switchboard fuse, or only if authorized then at utility fuse, apply lockout tag as required. NOTE: Works are able to be performed with the supply to the switchboard energized and the main switchboard fuse isolated provided that the appropriate risk assessments and safe work methods are implemented and adhered to.

  • E6 - Test and confirm outgoing subcircuit at main switchboard is isolated.

  • E7 - At the cabinet, test and confirm incoming supply is isolated.

  • PART 3 | REWIRE CABINET

  • E8 - Remove generator changeover cover.

  • E9 -Install 2.5 mm2 earth cable generator supply input neutral terminal of changeover switch in combination with<br>existing generator supply neutral cable via twin cable bootlace lug.

  • E10 - Install 2.5 mm2 eye lug to other end of earth cable and secure to spare terminal on PE bar within FTTN cabinet HEX compartment.

  • E11 - Label the newly installed earth cable at the end connected to the PE bar as “GENERATOR N-E BOND” with a permanent type label.

  • E12 - Move normal supply neutral wire from output neutral terminal of changeover switch to normal supply input neutral terminal.

  • E13 - Remove TIB-2465 related label from changeover switch cover.

  • E14 - Install label to front of changeover switch cover “TIB-3374 COMPLIANT” with a permanent type label.

  • E15 - Reinstate changeover switch cover.

  • PART 4 | REPLACE RCBO

  • E16 - Remove existing RCBO.

  • E17 - Install approved SI RCBO.

  • E18 - Test per AS/NZS 3000 and AS/NZS 3017.

  • PART 5 | Energise, Test and Submit

  • E19 - Complete Certificate of Electrical Safety.

  • E20 - Re-connect supply (at fuse in main switchboard).

  • E21 - Complete any remaining tests, i.e. those that require supply to be available.

  • E22 - Ensure supply is working and cabinet is powered on.

  • E23 - Mark up the existing AC single line diagram or replace with an updated and laminated diagram whilst on site; this diagram can be found in the document holder inside the cabinet as well as in the document container located in the nbn electrical pit.

  • E24 - Submit Certificate of Electrical Safety (for prescribed electrical installation work) to Energy Safe Victoria (ESV).

  • E25 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise job is complete prior to leaving site.

  • E26 - Submit the below listed artefacts (certificate and photographs) to nbn.

  • ARTEFACTS TO SUPPLY

  • Photograph of completed external (pole, pillar or pit) switchboard.

  • Photograph of completed changeover switch (without cover).

  • Photograph of labelled changeover switch cover.

  • Photograph of completed cabinet PE bar.

  • Photograph of updated schematic (to be placed in cabinet document holder).

  • Photograph or scan of Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region).

  • For pole-mounted switchboards : Photograph of conduit at top of pole (i.e. at point of connection to mains).

  • Photograph of removed RCBO clearly showing the model number (i.e. RCBO that was on site prior to works)

  • Provide noteworthy summary of site observations (such as cable damage, loose cable connections to switchboard and evidence of water ingress and vermin ingress)

  • Additional Site Observation Photo's.

COMPLETION & SIGN-OFF

  • Add signature

• Nokia 192 - Line FTTN Cabinet - National (excluding CitiPower and Powercor) and Nokia 48 - Line CSD Cabinet - National (excluding CitiPower and Powercor)

  • PART 1 | PREPARE SITE

  • F1 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise work is being undertaken at site.

  • F2 - Conduct HSE risk assessment and pre-start checklist per delivery partner risk management policies (i.e SWMS or JSEA)

  • F3 - Ensure safety prestart is conducted and appropriate controls are implemented, such as:

  • • Traffic control, if required

  • • Pedestrian management

  • • Barriers

  • • Low voltage rescue kit is available

  • PART 2 | CONFIRM BACKUP SUPPLY & ISOLATE NORMAL SUPPLY

  • F4 - Check battery capacity remaining. If capacity is sufficient to complete work without loss of service, proceed. If not, do not proceed and contact FTTN NOC.

  • F5 - Isolate at main switchboard fuse, or only if authorized then at utility fuse, apply lockout tag as required. NOTE: Works are able to be performed with the supply to the switchboard energized and the main switchboard fuse isolated provided that the appropriate risk assessments and safe work methods are implemented and adhered to.

  • F6 - Test and confirm outgoing subcircuit at main switchboard is isolated.

  • F7 - At the cabinet, test and confirm incoming supply is isolated.

  • PART 3 | REPLACE RCBO

  • F8 - Remove existing RCBO

  • F9 - Install approved SI RCBO.

  • F10 - Test per AS/NZS 3000 and AS/NZS 3017.

  • PART 4 | ENERGIZE, TEST AND SUBMIT

  • F11 - Complete Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region).

  • F12 - Reconnect supply (at fuse in main switchboard)

  • F13 - Complete any remaining tests, i.e those that require supply to be available.

  • F14 - Ensure supply is working and cabinet is powered on

  • F15 - Mark up the existing AC single line diagram or replace with an updated and laminated diagram whilst on site; this diagram can be found in the document holder inside the cabinet as well as in the document container located in the NBN electrical pit.

  • F16 - Submit Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region) to the legislative body. In Victoria, this is to be for prescribed electrical installation work.

  • F17 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise job is complete prior to leaving site.

  • F18 - Submit the below listed artefacts (certificate and photographs) to NBN.

  • ARTEFACTS TO SUPPLY

  • Photograph of completed external (pole, pillar or pit) switchboard.

  • Photograph of updated schematic (to be placed in cabinet document holder).

  • Photograph or scan of Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region).

  • For pole-mounted switchboards : Photograph of conduit at top of pole (i.e. at point of connection to mains).

  • Photograph of removed RCBO clearly showing the model number (i.e. RCBO that was on site prior to works)

  • Provide noteworthy summary of site observations (such as cable damage, loose cable connections to switchboard and evidence of water ingress and vermin ingress)

  • Additional Site Observation Photo's.

COMPLETION & SIGN-OFF

  • Add signature

• Nokia 192 - Line FTTN Cabinet - Victoria (CitiPower and Powercor only) and Nokia 48 - Line CSD Cabinet - Victoria (CitiPower and Powercor only)

  • PART 1 | PREPARE SITE

  • G1 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise work is being undertaken at site.

  • G2 - Conduct HSE risk assessment and pre-start checklist per delivery partner risk management policies (i.e SWMS or JSEA)

  • G3 - Ensure safety prestart is conducted and appropriate controls are implemented, such as:

  • • Traffic control, if required

  • • Pedestrian management

  • • Barriers

  • • Low voltage rescue kit is available

  • PART 2 | CONFIRM BACKUP SUPPLY & ISOLATE NORMAL SUPPLY

  • G4 - Check battery capacity remaining. If capacity is sufficient to complete work without loss of service, proceed. If not, do not proceed and contact FTTN NOC.

  • G5 - Isolate at main switchboard fuse, or only if authorized then at utility fuse, apply lockout tag as required. NOTE: Works are able to be performed with the supply to the switchboard energized and the main switchboard fuse isolated provided that the appropriate risk assessments and safe work methods are implemented and adhered to.

  • G6 - Test and confirm outgoing subcircuit at main switchboard is isolated.

  • G7 - At the cabinet, test and confirm incoming supply is isolated.

  • PART 3 | REPLACE RCBO

  • G8 - Remove existing RCBO

  • G9 - Install approved SI RCBO

  • G10 - (Pole-mounted switchboards only) Remove existing switchboard cover.

  • G11 - (Pole-mounted switchboards only) Install Clipsal mounting cover kit as per materials list. Spare fuse to be left in the document container located in the NBN electrical pit.

  • G12 - (Pole-mounted switchboards only) Apply permanent type labels to clipsal mounting cover kit according to what was labelled on removed cover.

  • G13 - Test per AS/NZS 3000 and AS/NZS 3017.

  • PART 4 | ENERGIZE, TEST AND SUBMIT

  • G14 - Complete Certificate of Electrical Safety

  • G15 - Reconnect supply (at fuse in main switchboard)

  • G16 - Complete any remaining tests, i.e those that require supply to be available.

  • G17 - Ensure supply is working and cabinet is powered on

  • G18 - Mark up the existing AC single line diagram or replace with an updated and laminated diagram whilst on site; this diagram can be found in the document holder inside the cabinet as well as in the document container located in the NBN electrical pit.

  • G19 - Submit Certificate of Electrical Safety (for non-prescribed electrical installation work) to Energy Safe Victoria (ESV)

  • G20 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise job is complete prior to leaving site.

  • G21 - Submit the below listed artefacts (certificate and photographs) to NBN.

  • ARTEFACTS TO SUPPLY

  • Photograph's of completed external (pole, pillar or pit) switchboard, complete with labelling.

  • Photograph of updated schematic (to be placed in cabinet document holder).

  • Photograph or scan of Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region).

  • For pole-mounted switchboards : Photograph of conduit at top of pole (i.e. at point of connection to mains).

  • Photograph of removed RCBO clearly showing the model number (i.e. RCBO that was on site prior to works)

  • Provide noteworthy summary of site observations (such as cable damage, loose cable connections to switchboard and evidence of water ingress and vermin ingress)

  • Additional Site Observation Photo's.

COMPLETION & SIGN-OFF

  • Add signature

• Eaton TFAN Cabinet - National (Unmetered)

  • PART 1 | PREPARE SITE

  • H1 - Contact FTTN NOC to advise work is being undertaken at site.

  • H2 - Conduct HSE risk assessment and pre-start checklist per delivery partner risk management policies (i.e SWMS or JSEA)

  • H3 - Ensure safety prestart is conducted and appropriate controls are implemented, such as:

  • • Traffic control, if required

  • • Pedestrian management

  • • Barriers

  • • Low voltage rescue kit is available

  • PART 2 | CONFIRM BACKUP SUPPLY & ISOLATE NORMAL SUPPLY

  • H4 - Check battery capacity remaining. If capacity is sufficient to complete work without loss of service, proceed. If not, do not proceed and contact FTTN NOC.

  • H5 - Isolate at main switchboard fuse, or only if authorized then at utility fuse, apply lockout tag as required. NOTE: Works are able to be performed with the supply to the switchboard energized and the main switchboard fuse isolated provided that the appropriate risk assessments and safe work methods are implemented and adhered to.

  • H6 - Test and confirm outgoing subcircuit at main switchboard is isolated.

  • H7 - At the cabinet, test and confirm incoming supply is isolated.

  • PART 3 | REPLACE RCBO

  • H8 - Remove existing RCBO

  • H9 - Install approved SI RCBO.

  • H10 - Test per AS / NZS 3000 and AS / NZS 3017

  • PART 4 | ENERGIZE, TEST AND SUBMIT

  • H11 - Complete Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region).

  • H12 - Reconnect supply (at fuse in main switchboard)

  • H13 - Complete any remaining tests, i.e those that require supply to be available.

  • H14 - Ensure supply is working and cabinet is powered on

  • H15 - Mark up the existing AC single line diagram or replace with an updated and laminated diagram whilst on site; this diagram can be found in the document holder inside the cabinet as well as in the document container located in the NBN electrical pit.

  • H16 - Submit Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region) to the legislative body. In Victoria, this is to be for prescribed electrical installation work.

  • H17 - Contact National NOC to advise job is complete prior to leaving site.

  • H18 - Submit the below listed artefacts (certificate and photographs) to NBN.

ARTEFACTS TO SUPPLY

  • Photograph of completed external (pole, pillar or pit) switchboard.

  • Photograph of updated schematic (to be placed in cabinet document holder).

  • Photograph or scan of Certificate of Electrical Safety (title varies per region).

  • For pole-mounted switchboards : Photograph of conduit at top of pole (i.e. at point of connection to mains).

  • Photograph of removed RCBO clearly showing the model number (i.e. RCBO that was on site prior to works)

  • Provide noteworthy summary of site observations (such as cable damage, loose cable connections to switchboard and evidence of water ingress and vermin ingress)

  • Additional Site Observation Photos

COMPLETION & SIGN-OFF

  • Completed by (Name and Signature)

SUPER IMMUNISED RCBO UPGRADE
John Gillies

SUPER IMMUNISED RCBO UPGRADE

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