This checklist will be an aid to maintain quality design of Layout.
No. | Done | Check Item |
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1 |
| Review Client Name |
2 |
| Review Project Title |
3 |
| Review Drawing Title |
4 |
| Review Drawing No. with deliverable & Revision No. |
5 |
| Review Job No. (Project No.) |
6 |
| Review reference drawing numbers and titles. |
7 |
| Are notes and legends in line with project template? |
8 |
| Are all the required dimensional information shown on the drawing? |
9 |
| Is the drawing scale appropriate type of drawing? |
10 |
| Are the size of text suitable to drawing scale? |
11 |
| Are the type and width of lines suitable to drawing scale? |
12 |
| Verify size of equipment entrance door suitable for transportation of the largest equipment to be installed in or removed from the building |
13 |
| Verify sealing method for wall opening where bus-duct and the like penetrates per the manufacturer’s drawing. |
14 |
| Verify floor embedded channel plan per equipment layout, if there is any inconsistency between Electrical and Structural drawings. |
15 |
| Verify equipment installation/fixture method per manufacturer’s drawing and code. |
16 |
| Verify locations of electrical equipment with cable tray and cable trench layout drawings for proper cable routing. |
17 |
| Verify operation clearances and access per code, and Client’s specifications. |
18 |
| Count equipment against single line diagrams, panel schedule, and equipment list. |
19 |
| Verify the space around the equipment is suitably provided? (front and rear side panels) |
20 |
| Is the space for future installation (side of panels) required? |
21 |
| Refer to the vendor drawings for dimensional information, weight, anchoring plan, etc.? |
22 |
| Check if name of rooms (such as “switchgear room”, “UPS room”, “Battery room”, etc.) are correctly shown. |