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    AS3000 Checklist

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    This document is a checklist for inspecting electrical installations at construction and demolition sites. It lists requirements from AS/NZS 3012 for things like wiring installation according to wiring rules, equipment being supplied from RCD protected circuits, identifying the power source, switchboard accessibility and construction, protection of live parts, and labeling of construction wiring. It also includes requirements for inspection and testing of portable equipment and site infrastructure.

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    This document is a checklist for inspecting electrical installations at construction and demolition sites. It lists requirements from AS/NZS 3012 for things like wiring installation according to wiring rules, equipment being supplied from RCD protected circuits, identifying the power source, switchboard accessibility and construction, protection of live parts, and labeling of construction wiring. It also includes requirements for inspection and testing of portable equipment and site infrastructure.

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    This document is a checklist for inspecting electrical installations at construction and demolition sites. It lists requirements from AS/NZS 3012 for things like wiring installation according to wiring rules, equipment being supplied from RCD protected circuits, identifying the power source, switchboard accessibility and construction, protection of live parts, and labeling of construction wiring. It also includes requirements for inspection and testing of portable equipment and site infrastructure.

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    This document is a checklist for inspecting electrical installations at construction and demolition sites. It lists requirements from AS/NZS 3012 for things like wiring installation according to wiring rules, equipment being supplied from RCD protected circuits, identifying the power source, switchboard accessibility and construction, protection of live parts, and labeling of construction wiring. It also includes requirements for inspection and testing of portable equipment and site infrastructure.

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    CHECKLIST 012

    Electrical installations

    Electrical installations: construction and demolition sites


    b

    Inspected by:

    Inspection date:

    Clause AS/NZS 3012 Requirements

    1.2 All wiring installed according to AS3000 Wiring rules in addition to AS3012 requirements.  Yes  No
    2.1.2 All electrical equipment and lighting supplied from a 30mA RCD protected circuit  Yes  No
    breaker(s).
    2.1.3 Source of supply identified.  Yes  No
    2.3.1.1 Switchboard readily accessible.  Yes  No

    2.3.2.1(ab) Switchboard of robust construction with a minimum IP23 rating.  Yes  No

    2.3.2.1 (c) Live parts effectively protected and warning sign attached along an electric shock  Yes  No
    symbol.
    2.3.2.1 (d) Insulated tie bar for extension leads to prevent strain on socket /outlet  Yes  No
    2.3.2.1 (e) Switchboard door is lockable, non-removable without a tool and
    fitted with a retention device to stay in open position.
    2.3.2.1 (e) Switchboard has means of safe entry of leads and label: KEEP CLOSED –RUN LEADS  Yes  No
    THROUGH BOTTOM

    2.3.3 Switchboard mounted on a polo, structure, wall or suitably designed free standing design.  Yes  No

    2.4.1 Switchboard gas a main isolation switch capable of isolation all downstream circuits.  Yes  No

    2.4.2 Main switch capable of being locked or within a lockable space.  Yes  No

    2.4.3 Main switch labelled appropriately: MAIN SWITCH or DISTRIBUTION BOARD ISOLATION SWITCH  Yes  No
    or similar.

    2.5.3 Construction wiring installed in appropriate conduit to protect against mechanical damage.  Yes  No

    2.5.4 Construction wiring labelled with yellow tape with words ‘construction wiring’ at distances not  Yes  No
    longer than 5m.

    2.6.9 Extension leads supported by stands or insulated hooks.  Yes  No

    2.7.1 Adequate lighting provided for safe work.  Yes  No

    2.7.2 Lighting is mechanically protected.  Yes  No

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    2.7.3 Emergency lighting adequate for safe exit of workers (if applicable).  Yes  No

    2.8.1 If a lift shaft is present, the final sub-circuit feeding it is locked and tagged to prevent inadvertent  Yes  No
    isolation of supply.

    2.9 Socket outlets in site sheds and other transportable structures are RCD protected.  Yes  No

    3.8.3 Portable equipment including power leads are inspected at three-monthly intervals.  Yes  No

    3.8.3 Portable RCD’s trip time is tested every 3 months.  Yes  No

    3.8.3 Switchboards, wiring and site sheds are inspected at six-monthly intervals.  Yes  No

    3.10 Register available for equipment and includes records of testing and tagging. RCD trip time results  Yes  No
    and list of repaired equipment.

    Action required:

    Re-inspected by:

    Compliance date:

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