Electrical Trim-Out Inspection Checklist
Electrical Trim-Out Inspection Checklist
Trim-out phase inspection for verifying final device and fixture installation, cover plates, luminaire mounting, panel directory labeling, and GFCI/AFCI function tests.
Inspection Details
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Project, area, and inspection date recorded
Record the project name, inspected area, floor/room number, and date of inspection.
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Inspector and responsible electrical lead identified
Enter the inspector name and the electrical foreman, supervisor, or responsible lead for follow-up.
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Inspection stage confirmed as trim-out
Confirm this inspection is being performed at the trim-out phase after rough-in and before final turnover.
Devices and Receptacles
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Devices installed plumb, level, and securely fastened
Verify switches, receptacles, and other devices are aligned, firmly mounted, and not loose in the box.
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Device faceplates and cover plates installed with no gaps or damage
Check that all plates are present, properly sized, unbroken, and fully cover the opening without exposed conductors or box edges.
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Receptacle and switch devices match approved device schedule
Confirm device type, color, rating, and configuration match the approved plans, submittals, and room schedule.
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Tamper-resistant or weather-resistant devices installed where required
Verify required TR or WR devices are installed in the correct locations per design and code requirements.
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Receptacles and switches free of cracks, scorch marks, or loose conductors
Inspect for physical damage, heat discoloration, arcing evidence, or visible conductor issues.
Luminaires and Lighting Controls
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Luminaires mounted securely and aligned as specified
Verify fixtures are firmly mounted, properly supported, and located per the approved lighting layout.
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Lamps, trims, lenses, and diffusers installed and undamaged
Confirm all fixture components are present, seated correctly, and free from cracks, chips, or missing parts.
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Lighting controls operate correctly
Test switches, dimmers, occupancy sensors, and other controls for proper on/off operation and intended response.
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Emergency or egress lighting energized and functional where installed
Verify emergency lighting and exit-related fixtures operate as intended during test conditions.
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Fixture labeling and circuit identification visible where required
Confirm fixture tags, control labels, or circuit identifiers are present and legible where specified.
Panel Directory and Circuit Identification
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Panel directory is complete, legible, and accurate
Verify each breaker or circuit is identified clearly and matches the actual loads served.
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Circuit labeling matches as-built conditions
Check that field-installed labels correspond to the current room and equipment assignments.
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Panel cover installed with all fasteners present
Verify the deadfront or panel cover is installed correctly, secured, and free of missing screws or open knockouts.
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Panel interior free of debris, unused hardware, and foreign objects
Inspect the enclosure interior for wire clippings, packaging, tools, or other contamination.
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Working clearances and access to panel maintained
Confirm the panel is accessible and not blocked by stored materials or installed finishes.
GFCI and AFCI Functional Testing
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GFCI devices trip and reset properly
Test each required GFCI device or breaker using the test function and verify reset restores power.
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AFCI devices trip and reset properly
Test each required AFCI device or breaker using the test function and verify reset restores power.
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Downstream outlets protected by GFCI/AFCI devices verified where applicable
Confirm downstream protection is present and functioning for circuits intended to be protected by a device or breaker.
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Test records or device indicators documented
Record the device location, test result, and any indicator status or fault condition observed during testing.
Deficiencies and Closeout
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Deficiencies documented with location and corrective action
List all deficiencies, non-conformances, and punch-list items with exact location and required correction.
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Photo evidence attached for all critical deficiencies
Attach photos showing the issue and, when available, the corrected condition.
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Inspector sign-off completed
Inspector signature confirming the inspection was completed and findings were recorded.
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