Ordinex
Electrical trade pack

Electrical safety forms that read like your day.

Electrical contractors: shock and arc flash safety content with test-before-touch FLRA tasks, and rough-in / close-in quality checks. Every item below ships exactly as shown the moment you pick Electrical at signup — researched from real job-hazard analyses, not a generic template.

What's in the pack

The real content, not a preview.

These are the actual tailgate items, FLRA tasks and quality checks in the Electrical pack today.

Daily Tailgate

Electrical & Site Conditions

Trade-specific hazards added to every morning meeting form.

  • Circuits Verified De-Energized (test before touch)
  • Arc Flash PPE per Task
  • Fiberglass (non-conductive) Ladders
  • Overhead / Buried Services Located
  • Temp Power & Cords Inspected (GFCI)
  • Housekeeping — Wire Offcuts
FLRA — Field Level Risk Assessment

Task hazard library

Crews pick today's tasks; hazards, risk level and controls come pre-filled.

Rough-in — drilling and boring studsLow
Working with Power Tools · Exposure to Dust · Pinch Points
Controls: Sharp bits, both hands on drill, safety glasses, check for hidden services before boring
Pulling wire / conductorsLow
Pinch Points · Working in Tight Spaces · Others Working Above / Below
Controls: Communicate at both ends before pulling, gloves, fingers clear of conduit mouth, use lubricant on long pulls
Bending / installing conduitLow
Working with Hand Tools · Working at Heights
Controls: Deburr cut ends, secure footing at height, support long runs while fastening
Terminations / device install (verified de-energized)Medium
Electrical Shock / Arc Flash · Working with Hand Tools
Controls: Lockout/tagout applied, TEST BEFORE TOUCH with a meter, treat unverified circuits as live
Work on or near energized equipment (authorized only)High
Electrical Shock / Arc Flash
Controls: Energized work permit, arc flash boundary and rated PPE per equipment label, insulated tools, stand to the side when operating disconnects
+ 5 more tasks in the pack
Quality — QAQC checks

Inspection checklist

The checks a electrical inspection actually needs.

  • Boxes secure, at correct height and depth for finish material
  • Box fill within allowable capacity — no overcrowded boxes
  • Cable secured within 12" of boxes and at required intervals; staples snug, jacket not crushed
  • Conduit supported and strapped at required intervals; no sagging runs
  • Nail plates installed where cable is close to stud face
  • Conductors identified / labeled at panels and junction points
  • Grounding and bonding continuous and terminated
  • Penetrations firestopped per assembly rating
+ 4 more checks in the pack
And everything else

The whole platform comes with it.

Every pack rides on the same platform: 15 offline-first safety forms, signed immutable records, deliveries, crew scheduling, equipment & rentals, project documents, corrective actions and GC-ready compliance reports.

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