Electrical Inspection and Test Plan template
Rough-in and fit-off tests with readings recorded, before the walls are closed.
Rough-in and testing
Cabling before linings (AS/NZS 3000) · 7 checkpoints · 1 hold, 1 witness
- 1Plans and circuit schedule checkedReviewLatest plans
- 2Cable runs and fixings installedReviewSupport, bends, protection
- 3Outlets, switches and light points positionedReview
- 4Switchboard layout and labellingReview
- 5Insulation resistance and continuity testsWitness pointRecord readings
- 6Rough-in inspection before closing wallsHold pointInspector or manager approval
- 7Earthing and bonding checkedReview
Fit-off and commissioning
Final connections and tests · 6 checkpoints · 1 hold, 2 witness
- 1Fittings installed and secureReview
- 2Circuits connected and labelledReview
- 3RCD and earth loop testsWitness pointRecord readings and photo
- 4Polarity and operation testedWitness point
- 5Test certificate completedReviewName and licence number
- 6Handover to clientHold point
Run it in OzHub
Take a photo at each checkpoint inside the app. OzHub records the time from our server and the place from the phone, keeps a fingerprint of the photo, sends hold points to your manager, and gives your client a link to approve. Read more on the ITP app page.
General information only. Follow your project specification, engineer, certifier and the relevant Australian Standards. See the disclaimer.
Questions
What is an ITP for electrical work?
An Inspection and Test Plan lists the checks, tests and sign-offs needed on electrical work, in order. Each line is a checkpoint: a hold point (work stops until approved), a witness point (the client may attend) or a review check.
Which electrical checkpoints are hold points?
Hold points in this template: Rough-in inspection before closing walls; Handover to client.
Can I edit this template?
Yes. In OzHub you can copy a template, add or remove checkpoints and change which ones are hold or witness points. Your project specification and engineer come first.
Does my client need the app?
No. They get a private link by email, see the checkpoints and photos, type their name and approve or reject. No app or login.