Temporary power log
Dated sheetEach supply, what it serves, what you observed and what was done.
Supply by supply
What it is, where it is, what it serves, what you saw and what was done about it. A row per supply, on a dated sheet.
No electrical engineering is in it
Protection, cable sizing and load are design decisions made by people qualified to make them. A website supplying any of them would be dangerous in exactly the way this product exists not to be.
Around it
Locates before you dig are the utility locate log. Welfare facilities are the site welfare check.
A written record of temporary supplies and what somebody observed. It is not an electrical inspection and contains no requirement, protection specification, cable size or load calculation. Everything runs on your device.
Questions people ask
- Is this an electrical inspection?
- No, and it contains no electrical engineering. There is no requirement, no voltage or transformer arrangement, no protective-device or RCD specification, no cable size and no load calculation anywhere in it.
- Does it say the installation is safe?
- Never. Temporary electrical installations are designed, installed, inspected and tested by qualified people under the rules that apply where you are working. This is a written record of what somebody observed.
- Who installed it?
- There is a field for that, recorded in your own words. Nothing here checks anybody's credentials or qualifications.
- Can I record generator hours and fuel?
- Yes, in one field, if you keep them. Nothing is converted, totaled or costed from it.