Standby Generator
Diesel or natural gas standby generator set with automatic transfer switch, 20-750 kW, NFPA 110 Level 1 or 2.
- Monthly Exercise and Inspection · 11 checks
- Annual Service and Load Test · 10 checks
Standby generators, distribution panels, thermal surveys, emergency egress lighting and EV charger commissioning.
Generator and panel work is evidence work. A monthly exercise that was never logged is indistinguishable from one that never happened, and a thermal survey is only worth the images attached to it. The forms below capture load-bank results, panel readings and the photographs on the job, so the record is assembled on site instead of typed up afterwards.
2 equipment profiles ship with the product. Each one carries its own maintenance cadence and checklist, so a new site is described rather than invented.
Diesel or natural gas standby generator set with automatic transfer switch, 20-750 kW, NFPA 110 Level 1 or 2.
Panelboard, switchboard or distribution section, 100-2,000 A, 120/208V through 480V, feeding branch or sub-distribution circuits.
4 form starters you can use as they come or edit. They print as a report your customer can keep.
Annual inspection of a switchboard, panelboard or sub-panel: arc-flash and working-space compliance, schedule accuracy, grounding and bonding, torque verification on every accessible termination, and an infrared scan taken under load.
NFPA 70B / NETA MTS-2023 / NFPA 70E
Annual preventive maintenance and stepped load bank test of an emergency or standby generator set, including transfer switch timing, safety shutdown tests and the operating-log review an AHJ will ask for.
NFPA 110 (2022) Chapter 8 / NFPA 70B
Survey of exit signage, means-of-egress illumination and the lighting controls that serve it, with metered footcandle readings at the floor and a transfer test of the emergency illumination.
NFPA 101 (2021) §7.8–7.10 / IBC 1008
Commissioning of a Level 2 or DC fast charging station: branch circuit and voltage drop, CCID / GFCI trip test, mounting and impact protection, OCPP backend registration, a metered charge session, and customer handover.
NEC Article 625 / UL 2594 / SAE J1772
Booking and dispatch, close-out checklists, estimates, invoicing, recurring agreements and job margin work the same whichever trade you are in. See the full feature list.
Book half an hour and we will run one of your electrical jobs end to end, using these profiles and forms.