Site Electrical Testing Clause Samples
The Site Electrical Testing clause establishes the requirements and procedures for testing electrical systems and components at the project site. It typically outlines the types of tests to be performed, the standards or codes to be followed, and the responsibilities of contractors or subcontractors in conducting and documenting these tests. For example, it may require verification of grounding, insulation resistance, or system functionality before commissioning. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all electrical installations are safe, compliant, and fully operational prior to project handover, thereby reducing the risk of defects or hazards.
Site Electrical Testing. 6.6.1 All temporary electrical installations set up be the Company on site will conform to the following Codes of Practice under the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000 (NSW) and regulations (“OH&S Act”) (as amended from time to time); • Electrical Practices for Construction Work • Low Voltage Electrical Work
6.6.2 All flexible extension cords, portable tools and electrical plant used on voltages above 32 volts will be inspected tested and tagged monthly by a licensed electrician in accordance with details set out in the Codes of Practice. All extension cords, portable tools, electrical plant brought on to the site by the Company will bear the correct monthly tag. The Company will keep a log book of all inspections of the equipment. The Principal’s representative shall be able to inspect these log books on a random basis to ensure that safety requirements are being adhered to. Any equipment found without a valid inspection tag will be disconnected and removed from the site until the equipment has been re-inspected and a new inspection tag attached. All temporary electrical work and installations must confirm to the OH&S Act, and the Electrical Safety Act 1995 (as amended from time to time). All welding units shall be fitted with either a voltage reduction device (VRD) in accordance with the provisions of AS 1674 or a trigger switch that opens the welding circuit unless it is closed complying with AS 1674.