Electrical panel checklist

The existence of protective measures against electric shocks due to contact of live parts or direct contacts, such as the isolation of active parts, the use of enclosures, barriers, obstacles, or distance from live parts. The presence of fire barriers and other provisions that prevent the spread of fire, as well as protection against thermal effects. Follow OSHA electrical safety rules and regulations.

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Following a thorough safety checklist during electrical panel inspection helps minimize risks and promotes a successful outcome. Let's dive into the essential steps to consider:

Electrical panel checklist
Items to check	Yes	No
Panel capacity should be in accordance with the power to be installed.	☐	☐
Distribution bars are protected	☐	☐
There is the grounding of the board (If it is metallic) and a fire extinguisher is available?	☐	☐
The circuit breakers are certified	☐	☐
Electrical conductors comply with the color code	☐	☐
The Board is labeled and has circuit diagrams.	☐	☐
Its wiring is well-distributed and organized	☐	☐
It is protected from rain and humidity	☐	☐
It is made of non-combustible or self-extinguishing material and is resistant to humidity.	☐	☐
It has a protective lid with a closing system	☐	☐
Access is clear?	☐	☐
It has industrial plugs for 380 volts, 220 volts, and 120 volts	☐	☐
The panels are accessible only to qualified personnel.	☐	☐
Its insulation is in good condition (no cuts, exposed wires, etc.)	☐	☐
The electrical installation is approved by the Competent Authority	☐	☐
Its maintenance, repair, or expansion is carried out by qualified personnel and authorized by the Competent Authority	☐	☐
There is "Electrical Danger" signage on electrical panel doors.	☐	☐