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IEC 60034-1 / AS/NZS 1359 / NEMA MG1

Motor Installation & Commissioning Checklist

Free download · A4 (210 × 297mm)

A motor that is incorrectly installed will fail prematurely — costing downtime, replacement, and investigation effort. This A4 single-page checklist covers 22 numbered commissioning items organized into logical sections: nameplate verification vs specification, insulation resistance testing (megger) with MΩ recording, bearing lubrication check, shaft alignment verification, direction of rotation bump test, terminal box IP rating, cable termination torque per manufacturer spec, earth continuity (<0.1Ω to MCC earth bar), overload relay setting (1.0–1.05× FLA), no-load run parameters (vibration, temperature rise), and final loaded run sign-off. Compliant with IEC 60034-1 and AS/NZS 1359.

What's Included

Front:22 numbered commissioning items with checkboxes (pass/fail/NA), project info header, and sign-off block with overall result.
Back:Single-sided A4 checklist — no back content.
Size:A4 (210 × 297mm)
Format:PDF, print-ready

How to Print

  • Print on standard A4 paper (80gsm is fine)
  • Black & white printing works perfectly
  • Photocopy and distribute to entire site teams
  • Fill in project details before photocopying
  • File completed checklists for audit trail

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Frequently Asked Questions

What paper should I print this on?

Standard A4 paper (80gsm) is fine. Black & white printing works perfectly. Photocopy and distribute to your site team.

Can I distribute this to my team?

Yes. Photocopy and hand to every motor installer. Fill in project details before photocopying for consistency.

What standard does this reference?

Covers commissioning requirements from IEC 60034-1, AS/NZS 1359, and NEMA MG1. Applicable to most motor installations worldwide.

How often is this updated?

Updated when motor commissioning requirements change in the referenced standards. Current version covers the latest editions.