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Electrical work order for an EV charger install.

The customer bought a 48-amp wall charger and wants it in the garage by Friday. The electrician needs the panel info from the site visit, the wire run, what to check before energizing, and a reminder to photograph everything before it's covered.

Work order

Work order WO-56
Your Electric LLC
Street address, City, ST
Phone · email
License no. (if your trade needs one)
CustomerPriya NatarajanJob address
JobInstall customer-supplied 48A hardwired EV charger, attached garage
DateDate
ItemQtyUnitRateAmount
Check: load calculation on existing 200A panel
Done at the site visit, confirm nothing's been added since
1check$0.00$0.00
60A 2-pole breaker
Match panel make: [make]
1each$85.00$85.00
6 AWG copper, panel to charger
Measured run [number] ft plus slack
45linear ft$8.50$382.50
Conduit, straps and fittings, garage wall20linear ft$6.00$120.00
Mount and terminate charger
Customer-supplied unit, set to 48A in its settings
1each$225.00$225.00
Permit and inspection
No. [number]
1each$150.00$150.00
Check: torque terminals to the manufacturer's spec1check$0.00$0.00
Check: test charge with the customer's car1check$0.00$0.00
Photos: panel, wire run and terminations before covers go on1set$0.00$0.00
Subtotal$962.50
Tax (6.25%)$60.16
Work order total$1,022.66
Panel: [make], [number] open spaces, main [amps]. Panel is in the basement under the stairs. Charger location marked with tape on the garage wall.
Power off to the panel for about [number] minutes. Warn the customer first (freezer, network, medical equipment).
Inspection: [date, time window]. Leave the panel cover accessible.
If the load calc no longer works or the panel is full, stop and call the office. Do not tandem.
Completed by: ______________________ Date: ________ Customer: ______________________
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What this template covers

  • The load calc from the site visit carried onto the sheet, so nobody installs into a panel that can't take it
  • Wire and conduit by the linear foot, breaker and termination by the each
  • Check: lines for torque and a real test charge with the car
  • Photos before covers go on, for the inspector and for your own records
  • A clear stop rule when the panel doesn't match what was sold

Doing it in Redline

In the tech app, every job's checklist starts with before photos and ends with after photos, and the job's notes (panel make, open spaces, where the charger goes) show on the electrician's phone as office notes. On Team ($129 a month for 3 seats), dispatch it by chat and it's on his Today screen with one-tap call to the customer when he pulls in.

"Remind me Thursday to confirm the Natarajan inspection" lands in that morning's push on the iPhone app. Once he marks it done, the job sits in Ready to bill and the invoice goes out as a card pay link on Solo or up. Redline doesn't schedule the inspector or track permits as their own records, so keep the permit number in the notes. More in electrical estimating and the electrical invoice template.

Photos, notes and the job, on his phone.

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