Inspect the electrical box for any signs of wear or damage.

Ensure all safety covers are secure and intact.

Check for any exposed wiring or hazardous conditions.

Assess the general cleanliness of the service area.

Identify and note any unusual odors potentially indicating electrical issues.

Test the main circuit breaker for proper operation.

Check all circuit breakers and fuses for continuity.

Test all electrical outlets for adequate grounding.

Inspect and test GFCI outlets for proper operation.

Ensure all wiring complies with the latest electrical codes.

Clean dust and debris from electrical panels.

Lubricate moving parts in breaker panels and switches.

Tighten all terminal screws and connections.

Replace any frayed or damaged insulation on the wiring.

Check all surge protectors are functional.

Record all findings and actions taken during service.

Update service records with the latest inspection data.

Ensure all documentation complies with company policy.

Submit any required forms to management or regulatory bodies.

Provide customers with a copy of the service report.

Conduct a final walkthrough to ensure all tasks are completed.

Verify all systems are functioning properly post-service.

Discuss any additional needs with the customer.

Ensure the service area is left clean and organized.

Confirm customer satisfaction and collect feedback.