Application for Electricity Supply - Corenet

6. Upon completion of work, the licensed electrical worker is to submit a Certificate of Fitness forTurn-On (Form C) and make arrangements with PSL for an appointment to inspect theelectrical installation and turn-on the supply (see Section 5).2.2.2 Supply to New Developmentsi. Private housing and industrial estate developments requiring substationsand low voltage distribution networkFor this category, the developer is required to provide substation(s) to Grid's requirements. Thedeveloper shall be responsible for the provision and installation of the low voltage distribution networkand the laying of final service cables to the various intake points in the development. The procedureto be followed is as follows:-1. Developer to submit an application to PSL through a licensed electrical worker (see Notes 1and 2).2. The developer will be advised of the substation requirements within 14 days.3. The licensed electrical worker shall submit substation design plans to the Distribution PlanningSection of Grid for endorsement and make arrangements for the approved substation designto be incorporated in the architectural plan for submission to the Building & ConstructionAuthority for approval.4. The licensed electrical worker is to design the low voltage network to Grid's guidelines andsubmit drawings to the Distribution Planning Section for approval. In the case of landedhousing estate development, the licensed electrical worker shall liaise with the civil engineerin-charge of the development to obtain approval from the National Parks Board for the siting ofoverground distribution boxes in planting islands for the distribution of electricity supply.5. The developer will be advised of the terms and conditions of supply once the electrificationscheme is finalised.6. Upon acceptance of terms and conditions of supply by the developer, Grid will organise workto give supply by the target date desired by the applicant where possible.7. Upon completion of the substation building, the licensed electrical worker is to handover thesubstation to Grid (see Note 6).8. In the meantime, applicant's contractor shall lay the low voltage underground distribution andservice cables. The licensed electrical worker is to liaise with the project officer of Grid forinspection of equipment, cables, materials and work.9. Upon completion, the licensed electrical worker is to test the underground low voltage networkand service cables, and makes arrangements to handover the network to Grid for operationand maintenance.10. Where applicable, the licensed electrical worker is to submit single-line drawings of theelectrical installation to PSL for clearance (see Section 5).11. The licensed electrical contractor can proceed to carry out work on the electrical installationsin the premises. Where applicable, he must also collect metering current transformers fromMeter Section, Grid (see Note 7).12. Where applicable, the licensed electrical worker or contractor shall make arrangements fortesting of the intake switchboards by engaging an authorised high voltage testing engineer(see Section 5).13. For housing developments, the licensed electrical worker shall test the electrical installation ineach dwelling unit.14. Where applicable, the developer is to open an account with PSL (see Note 4) and apply for aLicence to use or operate an electrical installation from EMA (see Note 8) for the landlord'ssupply.15. Upon completion of the electrical installation, the licensed electrical worker is to submit aCertificate of Fitness for Turn-on (Form C) and make arrangements with PSL for anappointment to inspect the electrical installation and turn-on the landlord's supply (see Section5).16. For turn-on of supply to the tenants, procedures as described under categories 2.2.1(i), (ii)and (iii) as appropriate are to be followed.