I check the cable logs with a microscope, looking for manufacturing defects.

I test the cable logs with an insulation resistance multimeter.

I check the torque value of the connected cable logs.

I check the cable logs if they are correct and well installed/pressed.

I check if the marking of the cable type is still visible on the cable.

I check if the wires of the cable are numbered in case of a complex connection, and they are still visible.

I check my tools if they are insulated up to 1000V.

I check if the tag number of the motor is corresponding with the pressure transmitter.

I check the internal earth connection of the electrical device.

I check if the power cable of the pump is the correct size.

I check if the temperature is not too cold to pull cables.

I check if I have the correct tools to perform work on earth connections.

I check the cable entries with a leak detector. If the cable entries are leaking, I tighten the connections.

I check if the correct gland/blind is used, still in a good condition, and if not, I remark the correct size for replace.

I check the cable gland if it is water proof with a high pressure water unit.

I check the strength of the gland by pulling the cable out of the gland.

I check if the gland is correct for this power cable.

I check if I have some some blind plugs with me if I need to use them.

I check all the cable entries, and spare glands. Every cable entry must be blinded/plugged with the correct material.

I check if the blind plug is not made of wood. It is not allowed anymore.

I check if the cable number and the tag number is the same. It must be the same always.

I check if I can read the type of the cable on the cable. If not, I remark it.

I check if every cable has a cable number. Every cable must have a visible cable number. If they miss it, I remark it.

I check if the cable has a cable number. If not, I can fix it with a pen.

I check if the cable installation is correct, including cable support, ty-raps, damages on cable. I remark if something is incorrect.

I check the temperature of the cable with a thermal camera. If it is too hot, I must turn off the power.

I check if I have enough ty-raps with me to support the cable.

I check the insulation of the cable with an insulation tester. If the value is less then 1 megaohm, I remark it.

I check if all the cables are disconnected, if not I disconnect the rest of the cables.

I check the weather. If it is not raining at the moment I don't have to use bags.

I check if all the disconnected cables are protected with a bag so it does not allow water flow in. Opening of protecting bag must look down!

I check if all the disconnected cables are protected with a bag. I use many ty-raps so the position of the bag doesn't matter.

I check the impulse lines with an pulse oximeter. If the result of the tester is fault. I write down the value and remark it.

I check the impulse lines with my hands. If I feel pulse that is enough measure.

I check the impulse lines with a leak detector. If it detects leaks I remark it.

I check the impulse lines visually, looking for damages. If it is damaged I remark it.

I check the twin ferrule fittings with a torque spanner if they are tightened enough.

I check the twin ferrule fittings with a spanner if I can tighten them more. They have to be as tightened as possible!

I check the twin ferrule fittings with a leak detector. If they are leaking I remark it.

I check the twin ferrule fittings if it is the correct combination of materials, and they are assembled in the right way.

I check the air supply line with a torque spanner if it's tightened enough.

I check the air supply line with a leak detector. I mark the location of the leak with red paint.

I check the air supply line of the device including ball valve, fittings, tubing. If I find damages, leaks, or incorrect materials, I remark it.

I check the air supply line with a multimeter if the earthing of the PVC pipe line is correct. If not I remark it.

I check the air filter regulator(s) if they are not leaking, regulating well and if they are in a good condition.

I check the reducer(s) if the pressure is minimum 10 bar. If it is less than that I remark it.

I check the reducer(s) if they the earthing connection is in order. If the earthing is not OK I remark it.

I check the reducer(s) if the current regulator is on the right value. It must be 10A!

I check the stud bolts of the valve if they are fastened enough. If not I remark it.

I check the supporting and the construction of the device including instrumentation pole, bolts, clamps, nuts.

I check the construction by stepping on it. If it can bear me it is strong enough!

I check the pipe rack of the pipe lines if it is correct to hold so many pipes. If not I remark it.

I check the name and tag plates of the device, if they are present and are visible. If not I remark it.

I check the name of the plant if it is spelled correctly. If not I remark it.

I check the data sheet of the motor in order to know how to connect the pressure transmitter.

I check the name or tag plates of the Walkie Talkie in order to know which channel I switch to.

I check the earthing cables with a leak detector.

I check the earth cables with a thermal camera. If the current is too much it heats up the cable.

I check the earthing cables with a magnetic field detector. If current is presented it magnetize the cable.

I check the earthing cables and facilities. I make sure the connections are correct and fastened well.

I check the gaskets and seals of the device. If they are not present I tighten the device stronger so it's waterproof.

I check the gaskets and seals of the device. They must be present and undamaged. I remark every incorrect observation.

I check the gaskets and seals of the device. If the seal missing I use teflon tape instead. It does not matter as long as it is waterproof.

I check the gaskets and seals of the device. I use silicon glue to improve the protection of the device.

I check the workplace after I finished my job. I clean up the workplace and dump the collected garbage. I don't leave unused materials behind!

I check the workplace if something fishy is going on!

I check the workplace if the weather is good enough to perform work.

I check the workplace to look for the right tools to perform work.

I draw a connection drawing as small as possible so I can save some paper.

I draw a connection drawing in order to provide information for reconnection including cable numbers and tag numbers.

I draw a connection drawing in order to provide information for reconnection. Cable and tag numbers are not necessary. I will reconnect it anyway!

I don't draw a connection drawing because it is so easy to reconnect. Good professionals don't need drawings.

I do not have a pen with me. How am I supposed to sign it without a pen?

I do not write anything here, I do not have time for this.

I am an instrumentation fitter, but the electrician has already signed it. There is no more space to sign. I do not have to sign it.

I write my name, date and sign it here in order to prove I have done the job. My supervisor knows whom to ask for more information.

I write here nothing. This report is always together with a work package. That makes it obvious.

I write here the cable number of the equipment. If there is no cable number present, I don't write anything.

I write here the type of the equipment. There isn't another equipment like this in this area. I think it is better so!

I write here the tag number of the device that I am working on.