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Monthly Electrical Systems Checklist

by Ben McCamley, from the Community

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Assess and control electrical risks on site with this monthly electrical systems checklist for mining operations. Verify arc flash personal protective equipment signage on all switchboards in line with NFPA 70E. Check selected substations for security of supply, fault levels, clearing times, insulation ratings, minimum clearances of live parts, and fire risk mitigation. Review the preventive maintenance schedule and confirm time completion for required activities. Audit statutory electrical inspections and ensure corrective actions are recorded and tracked. Confirm that maintenance work is completed by trained, competent and authorised electricians with current records.

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