A low voltage switchgear testing procedure typically includes visual inspection, mechanical checks, insulation resistance testing, dielectric withstand testing, continuity verification, functional testing of protection devices, and system integration validation. Major inspection should be scheduled for power plant shutdowns and concentrate for low voltage switchboards on identifying contact wear, correct operation of interlocks, correct overload settings and fuse sizes, signs of overheating, and undue dirt or corrosion. Inspection, Test and Measurement. A broad scope of low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies can be found in industrial, commercial and building management applications ranging from low-voltage main distribution boards, energy distributors and sub-distribution boards, switchgear and control systems, meter and distribution. Following a structured low voltage switchgear testing procedure is essential to ensure equipment functions as intended, complies with international standards, and safeguards both people and assets. Without proper testing, organizations risk costly downtime, electrical failures, or even catastrophic. The scope of this document is to prepare a systematic check sheet for the installation, testing and commissioning audit of Low voltage (LV) & High voltage (HV) switchgear 3. Mandatory Safety Considerations 3.