RPT-90249

Utility work at 5144 Brighton Blvd, Minneapolis, MN was completed and documented on site by Marcus Bell. The technician captured a narrated walkthrough of the finished installation, confirmed all connections and equipment were in working order, and verified the work area was cleaned and secured before departure. All required evidence for customer approval, warranty and audit was captured.

• Completed Substation Inspection at 5144 Brighton Blvd, Minneapolis, MN
• De-energized and grounded the primary conductors before removing the failed unit
• Removed and replaced the pole-mounted transformer with a like-for-like rated unit
• Re-terminated primary and secondary leads and torqued all connections to spec
• Re-energized and confirmed secondary voltage within tolerance under load
• Work area cleaned, debris removed and site secured
• Customer walkthrough narrated on camera for approval

• Lockout/tagout applied before any energized or pressurized work
• PPE worn throughout — eye protection, gloves, hard hat where required
• Work zone barricaded and signage posted
• Area cleared and secured before departure

• MediumCrossarm hardware shows surface corrosion and should be scheduled for replacement.
• LowAccess panel hardware is worn and should be replaced at next visit.

1. 1Schedule a follow-up inspection within 90 days.
2. 2Add this asset to the preventative maintenance rotation.
3. 3Share this report with the property contact for approval.

Alright, this is work order WO-24189. My name is Marcus Bell with Northstar Utilities. I'm at 5144 Brighton Blvd, Minneapolis, MN for Substation Inspection. I'm going to walk you through the completed work now. Here's the finished installation — you can see everything is mounted level and secured. Walking around the left side, all the connections are torqued and labeled. Here's the main equipment, and I'm getting a close-up of the nameplate so you have the model and serial on file. Safety-wise, I had lockout applied the whole time I was in the panel, PPE on, and the area was taped off. As far as the work completed, we handled the full utility scope, tested everything, and it's reading in range. One thing I did run into was some wear on the adjacent equipment — nothing that affects today's work but worth watching. For follow-up, I'd recommend an inspection in about 90 days. Here's a final overview of the completed job, cleaned up and ready for the customer. That's it for work order WO-24189.