Galoa Village School  (1326 Eastern) 1326

One sub-board (Clipsal or ITF approved equivalent) per school block - not per room (unless otherwise indicated):
Internal enclosure, 12 pole surface mounted sub-board (has sufficient space for initial installation and later additions). Entries covered and properly aligned and labelled. Copper not exposed on termination. Cable insulation not damaged/scratched. The sub board location shall ensure that it is safe and accessible and minimizes cable lengths/voltage drops. It is readily accessible - installed no more than 2m high for operation at an arm's reach.
20 amps MCB
16 amps RCD
10 amps RCD

REPORTING: Video showing:
Building entry point sealed
Close up hold 5 seconds of open enclosure so wiring and breaker specifications clearly visible.
Long view image of the wall clearly showing location within the room. less

When work is completed for each building.

REPORTING. Do a single video clearly showing.
Underground conduit rising vertically on the wall with mechanical protection clearly shown.
The sealed entry point to the building.
The above ground earthing less

When work is completed for each building.

REPORTING. Do a single video clearly showing.
Underground conduit rising vertically on the wall with mechanical protection clearly shown.
The sealed entry point to the building.
The above ground earthing less

SUBBOARD
1. Internal enclosure (Clipsal or ITF approved equivalent), 8 pole surface mounted subboard (has sufficient space for initial installation and later additions). Entries covered and properly aligned and labelled. Copper not exposed on termination. Cable insulation not damaged/scratched. The sub-board location shall ensure that it is safe and accessible and minimizes cable lengths/voltage drops. Located in the living room and it is readily accessible - installed no more than 2m high for operation at an arm's reach.
2. 10 amp Clipsal RCD (30mA)
3. 4 amp MCB for power
4. 2 amp MCB for lights

GPOs
Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity
1 x 10A Double GPO (with USB A and USB C) in living room appropriate located height (not less than 0.3m from floor where the floor is likely to get wet).
1 x 10A Double GPO cooking area (same specs as above).
The wiring is in conduit up to the ceiling.

LIGHTING
Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity.
1.1200mm LED tube living area.
2. 1200mm LED tube cooking area
3. 600mm LED tubes provision for 2 bedrooms
4. 1 5W bulb for washroom area
5. Outside install a weatherproof glass bunker light on the wall near the main entry to the building, this may or may not be on a verandah BUT IF THE WASHROOM IS OUT SIDE position the light on the quarters building facing the washroom. Ensure it is weatherproof. The switch is inside. Mount flush on wall with cable entry from the back.
Switch and GPO wiring is in conduit up to the ceiling.

REPORTING IS ONE OVERALL VIDEO THAT SHOWS VERY CLEARLY:
Long view of subboard on the wall.
Internal point entry showing is correctly sealed.
Cables to subboard
The open the sub board close up inside to show wiring and the earthing point. Hold still 5 seconds so the breaker labels will be readable on the video.
Cables from Subboard to GPOs and lights
GPOs showing cable entry points and sealants used where conduits terminate. And conduit to the ceiling.
Each light showing appropriate mounting. And light switches showing conduit to the ceiling.
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SUBBOARD
1. Internal enclosure (Clipsal or ITF approved equivalent), 8 pole surface mounted subboard (has sufficient space for initial installation and later additions). Entries covered and properly aligned and labelled. Copper not exposed on termination. Cable insulation not damaged/scratched. The sub-board location shall ensure that it is safe and accessible and minimizes cable lengths/voltage drops. Located in the living room and it is readily accessible - installed no more than 2m high for operation at an arm's reach.
2. 10 amp Clipsal RCD (30mA)
3. 4 amp MCB for power
4. 2 amp MCB for lights

GPOs
Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity
1 x 10A Double GPO (with USB A and USB C) in living room appropriate located height (not less than 0.3m from floor where the floor is likely to get wet).
1 x 10A Double GPO cooking area (same specs as above).
The wiring is in conduit up to the ceiling.

LIGHTING
Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity.
1.1200mm LED tube living area.
2. 1200mm LED tube cooking area
3. 600mm LED tubes provision for 2 bedrooms
4. 1 5W bulb for washroom area
5. Outside install a weatherproof glass bunker light on the wall near the main entry to the building, this may or may not be on a verandah BUT IF THE WASHROOM IS OUT SIDE position the light on the quarters building facing the washroom. Ensure it is weatherproof. The switch is inside. Mount flush on wall with cable entry from the back.
Switch and GPO wiring is in conduit up to the ceiling.

REPORTING IS ONE OVERALL VIDEO THAT SHOWS VERY CLEARLY:
Long view of subboard on the wall.
Internal point entry showing is correctly sealed.
Cables to subboard
The open the sub board close up inside to show wiring and the earthing point. Hold still 5 seconds so the breaker labels will be readable on the video.
Cables from Subboard to GPOs and lights
GPOs showing cable entry points and sealants used where conduits terminate. And conduit to the ceiling.
Each light showing appropriate mounting. And light switches showing conduit to the ceiling.
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SUBBOARD
1. Internal enclosure (Clipsal or ITF approved equivalent), 8 pole surface mounted subboard (has sufficient space for initial installation and later additions). Entries covered and properly aligned and labelled. Copper not exposed on termination. Cable insulation not damaged/scratched. The sub-board location shall ensure that it is safe and accessible and minimizes cable lengths/voltage drops. Located in the living room and it is readily accessible - installed no more than 2m high for operation at an arm's reach.
2. 10 amp Clipsal RCD (30mA)
3. 4 amp MCB for power
4. 2 amp MCB for lights

GPOs
Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity
1 x 10A Double GPO (with USB A and USB C) in living room appropriate located height (not less than 0.3m from floor where the floor is likely to get wet).
1 x 10A Double GPO cooking area (same specs as above).
The wiring is in conduit up to the ceiling.

LIGHTING
Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity.
1.1200mm LED tube living area.
2. 1200mm LED tube cooking area
3. 600mm LED tubes provision for 2 bedrooms
4. 1 5W bulb for washroom area
5. Outside install a weatherproof glass bunker light on the wall near the main entry to the building, this may or may not be on a verandah BUT IF THE WASHROOM IS OUT SIDE position the light on the quarters building facing the washroom. Ensure it is weatherproof. The switch is inside. Mount flush on wall with cable entry from the back.
Switch and GPO wiring is in conduit up to the ceiling.

REPORTING IS ONE OVERALL VIDEO THAT SHOWS VERY CLEARLY:
Long view of subboard on the wall.
Internal point entry showing is correctly sealed.
Cables to subboard
The open the sub board close up inside to show wiring and the earthing point. Hold still 5 seconds so the breaker labels will be readable on the video.
Cables from Subboard to GPOs and lights
GPOs showing cable entry points and sealants used where conduits terminate. And conduit to the ceiling.
Each light showing appropriate mounting. And light switches showing conduit to the ceiling.
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SUBBOARD
1. Internal enclosure (Clipsal or ITF approved equivalent), 8 pole surface mounted subboard (has sufficient space for initial installation and later additions). Entries covered and properly aligned and labelled. Copper not exposed on termination. Cable insulation not damaged/scratched. The sub-board location shall ensure that it is safe and accessible and minimizes cable lengths/voltage drops. Located in the living room and it is readily accessible - installed no more than 2m high for operation at an arm's reach.
2. 10 amp Clipsal RCD (30mA)
3. 4 amp MCB for power
4. 2 amp MCB for lights

GPOs
Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity
1 x 10A Double GPO (with USB A and USB C) in living room appropriate located height (not less than 0.3m from floor where the floor is likely to get wet).
1 x 10A Double GPO cooking area (same specs as above).
The wiring is in conduit up to the ceiling.

LIGHTING
Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity.
1.1200mm LED tube living area.
2. 1200mm LED tube cooking area
3. 600mm LED tubes provision for 2 bedrooms
4. 1 5W bulb for washroom area
5. Outside install a weatherproof glass bunker light on the wall near the main entry to the building, this may or may not be on a verandah BUT IF THE WASHROOM IS OUT SIDE position the light on the quarters building facing the washroom. Ensure it is weatherproof. The switch is inside. Mount flush on wall with cable entry from the back.
Switch and GPO wiring is in conduit up to the ceiling.

REPORTING IS ONE OVERALL VIDEO THAT SHOWS VERY CLEARLY:
Long view of subboard on the wall.
Internal point entry showing is correctly sealed.
Cables to subboard
The open the sub board close up inside to show wiring and the earthing point. Hold still 5 seconds so the breaker labels will be readable on the video.
Cables from Subboard to GPOs and lights
GPOs showing cable entry points and sealants used where conduits terminate. And conduit to the ceiling.
Each light showing appropriate mounting. And light switches showing conduit to the ceiling.
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1. All electrical wiring works have been verified and tested in accordance with section 8 of AS/NZS 3000.
2. A visual inspection has been done once work on general electrical installation was completed. As a minimum, the following visual checks have been done: visual inspection of all equipment installed at site, protection devices installed properly, pillar boxes installed properly, wiring system mechanical protection installed (where required), adequate support and fixing of the wiring system, no wiring or insulation damages, all connections properly terminated, no loose or hanging cables, conduits properly glued, weather-sealing (using sealants), verification of cables sizes to meet CCC and voltage drop requirements, earthing system checks (proper earthing, MEN connection, earth clip, etc), proper labelling done on sub-board and sub-circuits, etc.
3. The following tests have been done:
a. Continuity of the earthing system (measure earth resistance of the main earthing conductor, protective earthing conductors and bonding conductors)
b. Insulation resistance testing of circuits if testing equipment available on-site (testing at 500V DC and insulation resistance shall be greater than 1M ohm)
c. Polarity test (testing that active conductor connects active terminal, neutral conductor connects neutral terminal and earth conductor connects earth terminal).
d. Operation of RCDs/ELCBs - energise the the circuits with a generator (It is preferable the contractor brings a generator - if not use the school generator or otherwise supplied by the community at your arrangement with the school).
e. Using the generator, test all installed equipment.

Reporting:
Upload an image of checking continuity of the earthing system.
Upload Images/video of checks conducted. less

Read the Exhibit carefully. Some site specific items may not be covered in this standard QC items.

Put this item on Hold and as the job progresses add images and notes as needed until all requirements on the Exhibit are completed. Then make to QC-Ready.

REPORTING:
Uploading images, video and comments as needed so it is make it clear to the inspector that all additional or non-standard works are completed. less

This joining method with electrical tape in the ceiling is not allowed in the ITF projects - MUST use surface mounted junction boxes (not in the ceiling).

REPORTING

Acknowledge and accept that random physical inspection will take place.
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Waste is an important issue for ITF and where possible we avoid adding to the waste load in the communities. The policy for removal of existing small solar is evolving with stakeholders. At present the policy is as follows. Should there be any changes that make a material difference to your costs we agree on a contract variation.

Removal of small solar system equipment (panels, PCE, batteries etc) is the responsibility of the solar contractors.

Unless otherwise instructed (please check individual school instructions in the exhibits):

IF the old system/s has failed:

Disconnect the system and leave in a safe state.
Remove all wiring, switches, GPOs and sub boards. Includes removing wiring to/from PCE at point of entry/exit; and remove wiring to the panels (leave panel cables intact for reuse). This will make your wiring work easier and neater. Leave the panels, PCE and batteries in place.

In quarters:
IF the small system is functioning (providing reliable power for at least the day time), leave wiring in place and add new wiring beside it (solar contractors will remove the solar later).
IF a system has clearly failed remove wiring and PCE and leave in appropriate place agreed with school for removal by solar contractors.

In classrooms and other school buildings: Remove all the old wiring. Assure teachers that reliable 24 hour power will be connected soon.

In the office or staff rooms: If the small solar is viable and being used, leave the wiring in place and install new beside it.

Should there be disputes - contact ITF office.manager@itstime.org.au and we will resolve with the school.

REPORTING:
Add brief accurate notes for each building for example: Q1: cables and PCE removed; Hostel 2: system is delivering good power so left in place; etc
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Waste is an important issue for ITF and where possible we avoid adding to the waste load in the communities - as much as is practical waste will be removed from site for reuse, recycling or best practice disposal.

REPORTING:
At the completion of the job please indicate the number of the following removed from site. (No need to exact measure the meters of cable removed, but a reasonable estimate is required):
- Light fittings
- GPOs and switches
- Main boards and sub boards
- Pillar boxes
- Approximate total length (m) of cable removed (get a close estimate without laying out the cable and exactly measuring it)
The following are usually the responsibility of the solar contractor, but enter if needed:
- Number of batteries (excluding small device batteries)
- Approximate kgs of batteries
- Solar panels
- PCE units
Any revenue from reuse or recycled material is retained by the contractor - this does not require reporting.

Indicate where the waste is to be recycled or disposed of.
Upload images of the waste piles.
Upload an image of loaded waste leaving the island. less

The contractor is welcome to provide a branding sticker no larger than 150mm x 100mm (if you have a printed version already that exceeds this provide it to us for assessment - small variances will be considered). Email the office manager office.manager@itstime.org.au for delivery instructions. When the Main Board is installed we will adhere it the bottom right of the cabinet and provide you with an image (because it is likely that the Main Board will not be installed until after general electrical contractor has moved on).
No stickers are to be put on inverters or batteries (ITF will put large stickers there indicating contact, maintenance procedures and detailed instructions of the school's responsibilities to care for the system).
Note you are welcome to share the story on social media etc. but you must mention it is an Its Time Foundation and you are a chosen delivery partner.

REPORTING:
Indicate Done if signage provided or if you choose not to have signage make item N/A less

In the Exhibit (see Docs button) review the maps and images and videos from the time of survey.
From descriptions provided and consultation with school management and your assessment of the site, determine of location of sub-boards, pillar boxes, underground cable routes and earthing system locations.

REPORTING:

Do a basic sketch noting location of sub-boards, pillar boxes, underground cable routes and earthing system locations.
Upload an image of the sketch.
NOTE: a simple hand drawn sketch on paper is fine (you don't need to do on computer, nor a great artwork). less

1. Wiring to be laid underground based on the dimensions specified in Table 3.6 (AS/NZS 3000). If poured concrete of 75 mm on top then minimum 300mm depth of cover, if no surface covering then minimum 500mm depth of cover.
2. Wiring systems installed underground shall be identified by an orange marker tape (at approximately 50% of the depth of cover above the wiring system)
3. Wiring to be laid in heavy duty underground conduit (Cat A) or if medium duty conduit is used then mechanical protection is required on top of conduit (Cat B). Laying insulated and sheathed cables directly in the ground is not permitted.
5.The conduits joints to be properly glued to restrict any water entry into wiring.
4. Caution tape laid 200mm below the surface.
7. Underground cables rising vertically up to the building has been installed in medium duty conduit (UV stabilised) with an additional mechanical protection has been provided within 2m from the ground. The additional mechanical protection could be steel duct with a minimum metal thickness of not less than 1.6 mm or a galvanised pipe within 2m from the ground.

NOTE: Trench Depth: Where standard depths (500mm with no surface covering or 300mm with 75mm concrete) cannot be achieved due to bedrock or reality of providing concrete, a minimum cover depth of 300mm will be acceptable provided the polymeric cable cover is used. Contractors to carry a 25m roll to site as contingency and kept for future job when not used. If larger need required, consult the QC inspector. When used upload image of polymeric cover and caution tape.

REPORTING:
Report this to QC-Ready when all reticulation is completed.
Add to comments: 'All works meet the listed requirements.
Upload an image to show type of conduit used at the site (conduit markings shown).
Upload images of two of the trenches to show caution tape laid 200mm below the surface .
IF ideal depth was not achieved, provide detailed notes about the works required, including locations on a site sketch were depths was not achieved - take a picture of the sketch and upload it.

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In most cases, if old reticulation exists the trench routes are likely to be similar for the new cabling, therefore where practical follow the historical trenching to lay the new cable - that will make your job easier.

When following the trenches please remove the old wiring.

Note: map distances are only approximate.

REPORTING:
Acknowledge if used existing routes or otherwise. less

Add additional GPOs installed 1100 mm above the the floor, fed from the roof (conduited) to the computer area. Refer to map for number and location.

REPORTING:

One video showing long view and conduit to the roof.
Zoom in to each GPO and cable entry. less

Wire from nearest building sub board.

No GPOs
LED globes as indicated on map.

REPORTING:
Upload a video close up and long view of lighting. If multiple ablution blocks, upload a video for each and label with notes so it is clear which video goes with which block. less

SPECIFICATIONS: refer to QC Item: Reticulation: All Parts

REPORTING is One Short Video:
2 or 3 seconds showing laid conduits.
Move close to the tape measure so the number can be seen for trench depth.
Raise your phone so the video shows the building in the background.
Enter the building name to the comments label. less

One sub-board (Clipsal or ITF approved equivalent) per school block - not per room (unless otherwise indicated):
Internal enclosure, 12 pole surface mounted sub-board (has sufficient space for initial installation and later additions). Entries covered and properly aligned and labelled. Copper not exposed on termination. Cable insulation not damaged/scratched. The sub board location shall ensure that it is safe and accessible and minimizes cable lengths/voltage drops. It is readily accessible - installed no more than 2m high for operation at an arm's reach.
20 amps MCB
16 amps RCD
10 amps RCD

REPORTING: Video showing:
Building entry point sealed
Close up hold 5 seconds of open enclosure so wiring and breaker specifications clearly visible.
Long view image of the wall clearly showing location within the room. less

Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity.
Lighting as indicated on map.
1 x low level double GPO located safely in the most appropriate location - school to approve location.
1 x high level double GPO located safely in the most appropriate location - school to approve location.
Wiring is in conduit up to the ceiling.

REPORTING: Video walk through the full building showing:
Close and long views of Lights and GPOs in each room with conduit to the ceiling.
Verbally identify which classroom (or office etc) you are in as you move through the building.
Suggestion: You do a practice first and also be brisk when moving between rooms (to keep size of video relatively small).

IF the building is more than 5 rooms, do multiple videos and label each with notes when you upload. less

Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity.
Lighting as indicated on map.
Unless otherwise indicated: Small rooms to have 1 x double GPO and large rooms to have 2 x GPOs located safely in the most appropriate location - school to approve location.

REPORTING:

IF a separate building: report same suggested in QC Item: Classrooms/Library. But also include the subboard and entry point.

IF the room/s are in a building where you are already doing a video that includes these rooms, enter:
'Please refer to: Enter the other QC Item name where the video can be viewed by the inspector.' less

Following removal of any redundant roof structures (this is usually the role of the solar contractor), the holes must be dabbed with anti-corrosion paint and 'new' roof screws with seals inserted.

REPORTING:
Upload image/s of the completed repairs. less

SPECIFICATIONS: refer to QC Item: Reticulation: All Parts

REPORTING is One Short Video:
2 or 3 seconds showing laid conduits.
Move close to the tape measure so the number can be seen for trench depth.
Raise your phone so the video shows the building in the background.
Enter the building name to the comments label. less

Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity.
Lighting as indicated on map.
1 x low level double GPO located safely in the most appropriate location - school to approve location.
1 x high level double GPO located safely in the most appropriate location - school to approve location.
Wiring is in conduit up to the ceiling.

REPORTING: Video walk through the full building showing:
Close and long views of Lights and GPOs in each room with conduit to the ceiling.
Verbally identify which classroom (or office etc) you are in as you move through the building.
Suggestion: You do a practice first and also be brisk when moving between rooms (to keep size of video relatively small).

IF the building is more than 5 rooms, do multiple videos and label each with notes when you upload. less

Where possible wiring is via the roof cavity.
Lighting as indicated on map.
Unless otherwise indicated: Small rooms to have 1 x double GPO and large rooms to have 2 x GPOs located safely in the most appropriate location - school to approve location.

REPORTING:

IF a separate building: report same suggested in QC Item: Classrooms/Library. But also include the subboard and entry point.

IF the room/s are in a building where you are already doing a video that includes these rooms, enter:
'Please refer to: Enter the other QC Item name where the video can be viewed by the inspector.' less

Following removal of any redundant roof structures (this is usually the role of the solar contractor), the holes must be dabbed with anti-corrosion paint and 'new' roof screws with seals inserted.

REPORTING:
Upload image/s of the completed repairs. less

SPECIFICATIONS: refer to QC Item: Reticulation: All Parts

REPORTING is One Short Video:
2 or 3 seconds showing laid conduits.
Move close to the tape measure so the number can be seen for trench depth.
Raise your phone so the video shows the building in the background.
Enter the building name to the comments label.

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Following removal of any redundant roof structures (this is usually the role of the solar contractor), the holes must be dabbed with anti-corrosion paint and 'new' roof screws with seals inserted.

REPORTING:
Upload image/s of the completed repairs. less

SPECIFICATIONS: refer to QC Item: Reticulation: All Parts

REPORTING is One Short Video:
2 or 3 seconds showing laid conduits.
Move close to the tape measure so the number can be seen for trench depth.
Raise your phone so the video shows the building in the background.
Enter the building name to the comments label.

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Following removal of any redundant roof structures (this is usually the role of the solar contractor), the holes must be dabbed with anti-corrosion paint and 'new' roof screws with seals inserted.

REPORTING:
Upload image/s of the completed repairs. less

SPECIFICATIONS: refer to QC Item: Reticulation: All Parts

REPORTING is One Short Video:
2 or 3 seconds showing laid conduits.
Move close to the tape measure so the number can be seen for trench depth.
Raise your phone so the video shows the building in the background.
Enter the building name to the comments label.

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Following removal of any redundant roof structures (this is usually the role of the solar contractor), the holes must be dabbed with anti-corrosion paint and 'new' roof screws with seals inserted.

REPORTING:
Upload image/s of the completed repairs. less

SPECIFICATIONS: refer to QC Item: Reticulation: All Parts

REPORTING is One Short Video:
2 or 3 seconds showing laid conduits.
Move close to the tape measure so the number can be seen for trench depth.
Raise your phone so the video shows the building in the background.
Enter the building name to the comments label.

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Following removal of any redundant roof structures (this is usually the role of the solar contractor), the holes must be dabbed with anti-corrosion paint and 'new' roof screws with seals inserted.

REPORTING:
Upload image/s of the completed repairs. less

Must be a Starlink Mini (NOT a fixed location unit like a Gen 3 for example)

Power supply is either:

- AC Battery/Inverter unit (you may already have this for charging tools). This is the preferred option, simpler to charge on that mobile AC supply.

OR

- DC power bank meeting Starlink specifications + The USB-C to Barrel Jack Cable Accessory specifically for Starlink Mini. Power bank specifications: PD source with a minimum rating of 100W, 20V/5A (please note that Starlink Mini will not work with USB PD ratings of 65W or lower).

Coconut Wireless (Pradeep) stocks Starlink Minis and accessories: 997 9749 info@coconutwireless.technology. Pradeep, with commission the unit for you and do brief necessary training (including pausing the account when not in use to save you money). We highly recommend.

REPORTING:
IF you have previously reported you are using Starlink Mini "Confirmed"
IF first time on an ITF Job: Upload an image of the Starlink unit and its power supply at the site.
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Confirm person/people responsible for doing the QC checking has seen the video and fully understands the process. Call ITF if unsure.

REPORTING:
"Confirmed" less

All staff must have read the Child Protection policy prior to site visit. This is required for each Cluster of work or single site visit.
REPORTING:
Enter names of staff who read the policy (must be all in the crew). less

WARNING: Only upload genuine images of the actually item of work.
Inspectors will be alert to the reuse of images (cheating) from previous installations or buildings other than the one you are working on. Deliberately using incorrect images will comprise current contracts and future business opportunities for your organisation.

REPORTING
"Acknowledged" in the comments. less

All staff to have read the Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (SEAH) Policy, prior to site visit.
This is required for each Cluster of work or single site visit.

REPORTING:
Enter names of staff who read the policy (must be all in the crew). less

It is probable that through the delivery of the project there will be changes to contacts at the school.

REPORTING:
Enter any changed contacts at the school (names, phone and emails) in the comments section. AND email a copy with school name to office.manager@itstime.org.au
IF no changes enter: "No Change to listed contacts" less

Describe the close out of the project. Provide general comments on the project, challenges and suggestions to improve process for the future. less

Provide feedback regarding travel and logistics. Note any challenges or suggestions. less

In most situations, the school and community will have been invited to provide accommodation and meals FOC to the contracting staff. We suggest take some back up provisions. ITF will have communicated the expectation to the community. IF there are any issues or un expected costs contact ITF and that maybe considered a project variation.

REPORTING
Add comments about what support the community provided. less

The school and community 'may be' able to assist with travel, accommodation and some labour, BUT there must be fair payment for the services. It is not acceptable that their enthusiasm for the opportunity is exploited. ITF is available to give advice regarding travel etc. as we have surveyed and have developed relationships with the schools, boat captains etc.
This can be made done during the project.
Reporting:
Brief summary of services provided by the community. less

In locations where the ground prohibits penetrating earth electrodes to a depth of 1.2m, an alternative copper strip electrode method is to be installed. This method uses 25mm sq bare copper cable buried in a horizontal trench laid at a depth of 0.3-0.5m cover with a minimum horizontal length of 3m.

Contractors will need to modest provision some cable stock (most often not used and kept for future works)

REPORTING:
Upload images of each earthing system of the strip installation with depth shown (measuring tape in shot).
Upload of continuity test results for each earthing system.
Add comments describing the alternative method (strip) used.
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1. Choose nearest, safest, away from walkways and entry exits to buildings location.
2. Pillar boxes to be mounted properly ensuring safe housing of components and structure to be properly mounted and cables terminated properly. They are to be raised above ground level.
3. Active and neutral links installed in the pillar box,

REPORTING:
Upload a long view image of each pillar box showing position with respect to near buildings - note in the image label the name of the building/s in the image.
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When the quarters work is completed.

REPORTING. Do a single video clearly showing.
Underground conduit rising vertically on the wall with mechanical protection clearly shown.
The sealed entry point to the building.
The above ground earthing
The bunker light distant and close (note cable entry from the back)
Upload and enter the building name on the image label.
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When the quarters work is completed.

REPORTING. Do a single video clearly showing.
Underground conduit rising vertically on the wall with mechanical protection clearly shown.
The sealed entry point to the building.
The above ground earthing
The bunker light distant and close (note cable entry from the back)
Upload and enter the building name on the image label.
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When the quarters work is completed.

REPORTING. Do a single video clearly showing.
Underground conduit rising vertically on the wall with mechanical protection clearly shown.
The sealed entry point to the building.
The above ground earthing
The bunker light distant and close (note cable entry from the back)
Upload and enter the building name on the image label.
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When the quarters work is completed.

REPORTING. Do a single video clearly showing.
Underground conduit rising vertically on the wall with mechanical protection clearly shown.
The sealed entry point to the building.
The above ground earthing
The bunker light distant and close (note cable entry from the back)
Upload and enter the building name on the image label.
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SITE QC:
Should you identify any future works that maybe needed:
- make this item to Hold and add further notes as needed until the job is complete.
- add clear notes here as to what works will be required.
- upload images where relevant.
- when future works are identified, email the inspector and qc@itstime.org.au with the details. It's Time may add that to the scope of your work or log it for future action.
Note, you will often get requests by teachers - you can add them here and we will may consider action. Sen request to office.manager@itstime.org.au and we will respond.

INSPECTOR:
This item is made Done only after Its Time has confirmed with you that a plan for the works has been established. In many cases the work will be delegated to different job record for later action (therefore allowing this current job to be closed when all items set to done). less

In the 'Comms' section of the Job the site lead is to daily '+ Add New' entry - select Update - enter a one or more sentences to share progress that day, for example, arrived at site or Q1 and Q2 wired, etc.
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REPORTING:
Add comment "Acknowledged" and make QC-Ready. BUT BE SURE TO DO IT DAILY.
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INSPECTOR: Expect to see an Update in Comms each day the crew is on site. Once finished the job this in made to done. If not done daily update prompt the contractor do the update daily - it is a requirement less

SITE QC:
Should you identify any future works that maybe needed:
- make this item to Hold and add further notes as needed until the job is complete.
- add clear notes here as to what works will be required.
- upload images where relevant.
- when future works are identified, email the inspector and qc@itstime.org.au with the details. It's Time may add that to the scope of your work or log it for future action.
Note, you will often get requests by teachers - you can add them here and we will may consider action. Sen request to office.manager@itstime.org.au and we will respond.

INSPECTOR:
This item is made Done only after Its Time has confirmed with you that a plan for the works has been established. In many cases the work will be delegated to different job record for later action (therefore allowing this current job to be closed when all items set to done). less

Describe the close out of the project. Provide general comments on the project, challenges and suggestions to improve process for the future. less

PLEASE send any comments and suggestions at any time that you feel will make this QC process more user friendly and effective. Please don't hesitate to do that as we work together to evolve this QC system. less

FCCC have indicated that ITF can licence the projects as the master contractor. Therefore no need for you to apply to FCCC.

REPORTING:
'Acknowledged' " less

All equipment will have entries under Section Name filter: 'Equip Specs' has links to datasheets, installation manuals etc. and where appropriate supplier's links to video demonstrations. Make to N/A those items not relevant to this project, otherwise keep as To Do until that component of the works is complete and then make to QC-Ready noting any variations for the installation guides.

REPORTING:
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All staff to have read the Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (SEAH) Policy, prior to site visit.
This is required for each Cluster of work or single site visit.

REPORTING:
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Must be a Starlink Mini (NOT a fixed location unit like a Gen 3 for example)

Power supply is either:

- AC Battery/Inverter unit (you may already have this for charging tools). This is the preferred option, simpler to charge on that mobile AC supply.

OR

- DC power bank meeting Starlink specifications + The USB-C to Barrel Jack Cable Accessory specifically for Starlink Mini. Power bank specifications: PD source with a minimum rating of 100W, 20V/5A (please note that Starlink Mini will not work with USB PD ratings of 65W or lower).

Coconut Wireless (Pradeep) stocks Starlink Minis and accessories: 997 9749 info@coconutwireless.technology. Pradeep, with commission the unit for you and do brief necessary training (including pausing the account when not in use to save you money). We highly recommend.

REPORTING:
IF you have previously reported you are using Starlink Mini "Confirmed"
IF first time on an ITF Job: Upload an image of the Starlink unit and its power supply at the site.
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All staff must have read the Child Protection policy prior to site visit. This is required for each Cluster of work or single site visit.
REPORTING:
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Confirm person/people responsible for doing the QC checking has seen the video and fully understands the process. Call ITF if unsure.

REPORTING:
"Confirmed" less