Electrical Construction Daily Report

I. Introduction

Date: June 21, 2050
Project Name: Skyline Towers Electrical Installation
Report Prepared By: [YOUR NAME]
Position: Electrical Supervisor
Contact Information: [YOUR EMAIL]
Company: [YOUR COMPANY NAME]
Company Address: [YOUR COMPANY ADDRESS]
Company Website: [YOUR COMPANY WEBSITE]

II. Work Performed

Tasks Completed

Task	Description
Installed Main Electrical Panels	Installed panels on floors 1 through 5. Connected primary power lines, and labeled and tested all breakers.
Routed Conduit for Lighting Circuits	Routed conduit on floors 6 and 7, ensuring proper fitting and securing of conduit pathways.
Rough-in Wiring for Lobby Area	Pulled electrical wires through conduits, made splices, and connected wires to junction boxes.
Insulation Resistance Testing	Conducted tests on floors 1 and 2; all circuits passed, indicating proper insulation.

Labor

Category	Number of Workers	Total Man-hours
Electricians	10	80 hours
Apprentices	4	32 hours
Total	14	112 hours

III. Materials

Materials Used

Material	Quantity Used
3/4" EMT Conduit	1,500 feet
12 AWG THHN Wire	3,000 feet
Main Breaker Panels	20 units

Materials Received

Material	Quantity Received
Light Fixtures	50 units
14 AWG Wire	10,000 feet

IV. Equipment

Equipment Used

Equipment	Quantity Used
Scissor Lifts	2
Cordless Drills	4
Conduit Benders	3

Equipment Issues

Issue	Description	Action Taken
Scissor Lift Hydraulic Issue	One scissor lift experienced hydraulic problems.	Sent for repair, replacement expected by 6/23/2050.

V. Inspections and Testing

Insulation Resistance Testing: Conducted on floors 1 and 2 to ensure all installed wiring met safety standards. All tests passed, with insulation resistance values well within acceptable ranges.
Upcoming Inspection: Scheduled inspection for the main electrical panels by the city electrical inspector on June 23, 2050. Preparations are underway to ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements.

VI. Safety

Safety Measures

Safety Measure	Description
Daily Safety Briefing	Conducted at 7:00 AM, covered PPE and emergency procedures.
PPE Compliance Check	Ensured all workers wore required PPE.

Incidents:

No safety incidents or injuries occurred on site today.

VII. Weather Conditions

Condition	Details
Temperature	85°F
Humidity	60%
Wind	10 mph
Impact on Work	None

VIII. Delays or Issues

Delays:

Scissor Lift Repair: The hydraulic issue with the scissor lift caused a delay in conduit installation on floor 8. The lift has been sent for repair, and work will resume once the replacement arrives.

Issues:

Material Shortage: There was a shortage of 2" EMT conduit required for the main electrical room. An order has been placed, but the delivery has been delayed by 2 days, impacting the schedule for conduit installation in that area.

IX. Visitors or Site Meetings

Visitors:

Building Inspector Visit: The city building inspector visited the site to review electrical rough-ins. No issues were found, and the inspector was satisfied with the progress and quality of work.

Meetings:

Site Coordination Meeting: Held at 3:00 PM with the general contractor and the plumbing supervisor. Discussed the upcoming week's schedule, coordination of tasks to avoid overlap, and strategies to mitigate the impact of the scissor lift repair on the overall project timeline.

X. Conclusion

Overall, significant progress was made today with the installation of main electrical panels and routing of conduit. Despite minor delays due to equipment issues, the project remains on track. Continued focus on safety and adherence to the schedule will ensure timely completion of the electrical installation.