on-site meeting for an electromobility check for the installation of a DC charger system

Pre-Meeting Preparation

  • Contact all stakeholders via email or phone.
  • Verify availability for the proposed date and time.
  • Confirm the meeting location is accessible and appropriate.
  • Send calendar invites to all participants including location details.
  • Follow up to ensure everyone is informed and prepared.
  • Collect all relevant project documents and specifications.
  • Read through technical requirements and installation guidelines.
  • Highlight key points and areas needing clarification.
  • Prepare questions or notes based on document review.
  • Ensure all documents are easily accessible during the meeting.
  • Identify tools required for installation and inspection.
  • Check equipment functionality and availability.
  • List safety gear needed for personnel on-site.
  • Ensure all tools are organized and packed for transport.
  • Prepare contingency tools for unexpected issues.
  • Identify all required permits for the installation.
  • Collect safety documentation specific to the site.
  • Ensure all permits are current and valid.
  • Organize documents in a folder for easy access.
  • Review safety protocols with the team before the visit.
  • Contact site personnel to inform them of the meeting.
  • Confirm their availability for the site visit.
  • Discuss any access requirements or restrictions.
  • Coordinate with security for entry procedures.
  • Ensure all attendees have necessary access passes.

Site Inspection

  • Examine the overall layout and accessibility.
  • Look for obstructions that may interfere with installation.
  • Assess ground conditions and surface stability.
  • Check for proper drainage to avoid water pooling.
  • Note any environmental factors that could impact the installation.
  • Ensure sufficient distance from walls or other structures.
  • Verify that the charger can be easily accessed by users.
  • Confirm that there is enough room for maintenance activities.
  • Evaluate proximity to power sources and connections.
  • Check for compliance with manufacturer installation requirements.
  • Inspect all visible wiring and connections for damage.
  • Check the capacity of existing circuits to handle additional load.
  • Evaluate the grounding system for effectiveness.
  • Look for signs of wear or corrosion on equipment.
  • Confirm that electrical panels are accessible and functional.
  • Review local codes regarding electrical installations.
  • Ensure alignment with zoning regulations and permits.
  • Check for necessary inspections and approvals from authorities.
  • Confirm adherence to safety and environmental regulations.
  • Document compliance findings for future reference.
  • Look for nearby traffic and pedestrian pathways.
  • Assess the presence of flammable materials in the area.
  • Identify overhead obstructions such as power lines.
  • Evaluate lighting conditions for nighttime safety.
  • Consider wildlife or environmental risks that may arise.

Technical Assessment

Stakeholder Engagement

Post-Meeting Actions