Last updated: October 24, 2026
Technical contact: Hüseyin ÇOKAL, Electrical and Electronics Engineer. Content updated: October 24, 2026.
What changed: Service scope, report outputs, official sources, pre-proposal information and technical transparency notes were reviewed for the current period.
Bursa Periodic Inspection and Examination Summary
- Identify the Bursa site, areas and equipment/point inventory, selecting categories and report deliverables beforehand.
- Coordinate shifts, critical loads, tenant/area access and any required outages with the operator.
- Retain category-specific criteria, periods and inspector conditions; a joint visit is not one universal authorization or test package.
- Record actual results, inaccessible points, unperformed tests and earlier unresolved findings.
- Define physical corrections, reverification and assessment of subsequent changes as separate follow-up scopes.
Technical contact and professional information
Bursa Periodic Inspection and Examination Scope
A coordinated plan for the Bursa facility
Start with actual equipment and areas in the factory, warehouse or commercial building. Select installation, grounding, lightning protection, transformer/MV, generator, UPS-battery and fire-detection categories from the need. Coordinating one visit does not mean identical methods, eligibility or a single report completes every category.
Match inventory with previous records
List buildings/areas and equipment/point identities, voltage, model, access, previous reports and outstanding findings. Identify later machines, circuits, generator-transfer or fire-scenario changes. An earlier positive result does not automatically cover new or modified equipment.
| Planning input | Visit and deliverable decision |
|---|---|
| Category and equipment/point inventory | Included checks, category reports and exclusions |
| Shifts, critical loads and supply sources | Outage, test order and restoration coordination |
| Area/roof/room access and site permissions | Accessible points and areas not examined |
| Earlier findings and subsequent changes | Comparison, further investigation and reverification |
| Period and intended report use | Applicable basis, inspector conditions and documents |
Access, operations and outages
Discuss shifts, critical production, IT and other affected loads with the operator. Include multiple supplies, generator/UPS and remote commands in the work plan. Establish permissions and the authorized site contact. Where safe testing and restoration conditions cannot be provided, record the test as unperformed; no uninterrupted-production or same-day-completion guarantee is offered.
Choose methods for each category
Visual examination, measurements and functional trials retain their own methods and conditions. Electrode, PE continuity, loop and RCD tests are not equivalent. Transformer/MV inspection is not every type test, battery examination is not a full capacity test, and an alarm scenario does not verify the whole suppression system. Keep access and sampling limits explicit; this page gives no universal numerical test recipe.
Periods and the person undertaking the work
Confirm current applicable provisions, criteria and manufacturer conditions for each selected category, recording the period and basis separately. A common programme does not mean every item shares the same statutory due date. Check professional eligibility, registration and required contracts against category and voltage. A title, accreditation or registration number alone does not validate every item or guarantee acceptance.
Reports and outstanding-work records
Connect reports to actual inventory and points, methods/criteria, instruments, conditions and results. Retain unperformed tests, unseen parts and further-investigation needs. Reports may share a delivery folder; that folder does not establish legal or technical closure of every category. Confirm conditions of the authority, OIZ, insurer or other receiving process separately.
Corrective work and later modifications
Explain finding priorities and plan repairs, materials and labour separately. A completion declaration differs from verification of the affected equipment. Reassess the earlier report boundary after machinery, circuit, protection or fire-scenario changes. A periodic report does not transfer maintenance or operating responsibilities.
Bursa visit scope and pricing
Location, equipment/point density, buildings, access, outages and reporting affect duration and price. Agree the visit arrangements for the actual Bursa address and any nearby-area request. Where needed, mechanical inspection, repairs and design work have separately defined scopes and proposals.
Prepare for a proposal discussion
Share the latest report, open findings, equipment/point inventory, approximate area and access/outage arrangements. Define included checks, deferred or separate work and report deliverables in writing. Quantities are starting inputs; the actual arrangement and operating conditions may need further review before every activity can be finalized.
Reporting, Inspection and Proposal Preparation
Sample Inspection Table
This table summarizes which headings are evaluated on site and which outputs may appear in the report.
| Inspected area | Checked criterion | Report output |
|---|---|---|
| Site and equipment condition | Existing equipment structure, access conditions, visible risks and operating conditions | Site inspection note and prioritized findings list |
| Document and project conformity | Single-line diagram, current project, labeling, reports and conformity with site implementation | Document conformity assessment and missing record list |
| Safety and operational risk | Life safety, equipment safety, energy continuity and maintenance access risk headings | Risk classification and corrective action recommendations |
| Measurement, test or inspection need | Measurement, test, visual inspection and technical review items required by the service scope | Measurement/test plan or inspection scope note |
| Reporting and follow-up | Nonconformity priority, follow-up date, responsibility allocation and next steps | Photo-supported report, action list and follow-up recommendation |
Selected Inspection Scope and Additional Work
The proposal identifies which electrical systems and inspections are included. Grounding measurement is part of the service when grounding inspection is included in that inventory.
| Work item | Relationship to the service | Scope decision |
|---|---|---|
| Agreed electrical inspections and measurements | The selected installation, grounding and other equipment inspections follow the agreed inventory. | Findings and measurement results are recorded in the applicable inspection reports. |
| Equipment or tests outside the selected inventory | Additional systems require their own inspection methods and site time. | Additional scope and reporting are agreed before inspection. |
| Repair, replacement and physical remediation | An inspection identifies a defect; corrective work may require materials and installation. | Remediation is planned separately and does not replace the inspection report. |
Pow-Sys technical report template
Blank template — not a completed report. No customer information or measurement results are included.
| Heading | Record to be completed |
|---|---|
| Scope | [Areas, equipment and documents examined] |
| Method | [Applicable criteria, instruments and calibration information] |
| Finding | [Observed condition and supporting record] |
| Measurement | [Result, unit, method and report reference, if measured] |
| Assessment | [Applicable criterion and conclusion of the authorised inspector] |
Technical and Regulatory Sources
- Turkish Ministry of Labour — Work Equipment Regulation update
Claim supported on this page: Ministry announcement dated 24 December 2025 summarizing changes to Annex III scope, authorized persons, ISG-KATIP contracts and equipment-specific report/criteria publications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between periodic inspection and periodic examination?
These expressions describe the scheduled examination and assessment process here, rather than different statutory levels. Define category, method, eligibility conditions, period and report scope before work.
Which equipment is subject to periodic inspection?
Determine scope from the actual electrical inventory and applicable requirements. Installation, grounding, lightning protection, transformer/MV, generator, UPS-battery and detection categories may be selected; each retains its criteria and inspector conditions. They are not automatically all included.
How often should periodic inspections be performed?
Confirm the current provisions, technical criteria and manufacturer conditions for each category and record the period and basis. A combined visit creates no universal annual calendar. Damage, events or modifications may require earlier assessment, without automatically extending a binding maximum period.
Who can perform periodic inspection?
Select persons meeting the conditions applicable to the equipment, voltage and report purpose, including required registration and contract. Check EKİPNET and İSG-KATİP where applicable. A general engineering title or accreditation statement does not cover every category.
Are your reports valid in official audits?
A report with the actual scope, eligible person, methods and results may be submitted for review. Acceptance depends on current document and process requirements. A signature or registration number is not automatic acceptance by every body or proof that all obligations were fulfilled.
What is the risk of not having periodic inspection performed?
Unexamined defects may remain unnoticed; safety and operational consequences depend on the installation. One inspection cannot exclude every defect. Statutory or insurance consequences also depend on the event and applicable process; this page makes no automatic penalty or coverage decision.
What should you consider when choosing a periodic inspection company in Bursa?
Compare written inventories, category-specific inspector conditions, methods/criteria and explicit report limitations as well as price. Ask how critical loads, access, outages and corrective-work verification are planned. A calibration statement alone does not validate every method or report.