Clearance is called out in feet
The working-clearance item names a three-foot expectation commonly used in shops. If your site uses a different posted distance, change the item text in JSON.
Electricians opening a board record panel ID and voltage, then mark latching doors, scorch or overheating signs, directory legibility, working clearance, obvious unauthorized taps, and grounding connections they can see without a full shutdown study.
This is an operational checklist you can embed. It is not a certified safety program or legal advice. Match items to your site rules before you rely on a signed record.
The working-clearance item names a three-foot expectation commonly used in shops. If your site uses a different posted distance, change the item text in JSON.
No breaker curve data is collected. Scorch and directory rows exist so a hurried walk still leaves a signed snapshot.
Not a dedicated item. Add a row if your program tracks labels that way.
Use LOTO plus your test instruments. This checklist does not record meter readings except where you add number items.
The required role is inspector/electrician. The product does not check licences; your site rules should.