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A morning in the plant rooms, written down the same week

On-site walks are how energy consumption dashboards in our reports stay attached to real meters. This page is for the person who will hold the keys.

Architectural drawings spread on a table before a site visit

Meeting point

We meet at reception or the loading dock, as you prefer, and sign in under your visitor rules. High-visibility clothing is worn if your site requires it. We bring a camera, a notebook, and a copy of any meter list you already have.

Rooms we need to enter

  • Boiler or heat-exchange room
  • Chiller or rooftop plant, if it serves the reporting year
  • Main electrical closet and any labeled “house lighting” boards
  • Gas meter cupboard and district-heat interface if present
  • Tenant risers only with an escort and permission

What we will not do on the day

We will not remove panel covers on live boards, force padlocks, or change timeclocks. Unreadable faces are written as unreadable. If a roof is unsafe in ice or high wind, that plant is deferred and the report says the visit was incomplete.

After the walk

Photographs and a draft register follow. For a full year-end document, see the whole-building energy consumption report. For the walk alone, see the meter walkthrough brief.

Local record on your computer

Checked tables from a walkthrough can be stored in the Packagegridbase desktop application as a local data tracking and analytical utility. Availability is through Veve as a website link; nothing is downloaded from this site.

Available in Veve

To arrange a date

Telephone +13154511875. Hours and the postal address are on the contact page.