A complete EPSS binder
Test logs, load bank results, fuel analysis and deficiency tracking, organized by date.
Industries · senior living
Generator compliance for senior living and skilled nursing
Emergency power records your surveyor will accept: weekly logs, monthly tests, the annual load bank test and 36 month runs, documented and filed.
For directors of plant operations
Survey ready emergency power, without the scramble
Your surveyor will ask for generator test records. We make sure they exist, they're complete, and they're in the binder before anyone asks.
Most senior living, memory care and skilled nursing buildings run a monthly exercise that never gets the generator near 30% of its nameplate. When that's the case, the annual load bank test is owed, and it's the item most often missing from the records.
- Weekly inspection logs for your maintenance staff
- Monthly load test records and ATS exercise
- Annual load bank test with signed results
- 36 month four hour test scheduled in advance
- Fuel quality results for diesel units
- Deficiency log with corrections dated
Senior livingEPSS
- Typical size
- 80 – 500 kW
- Records
- Weekly → 36 mo
- Load bank
- Annual
- Contact
- Plant ops director
- Tier
- Compliance
On survey day
What we hand you
A walk through partner
We'll meet you before the survey to review records and fix anything open.
A named contact
One person at JRC who knows your building and answers your call.
Straight answers
Common questions
Can't find your question? Call 847-951-3678 and talk to a technician.
What generator records do surveyors ask for in senior living?
Typically weekly inspection logs, monthly load test records with transfer switch exercise, annual load bank test results when monthly load is under 30%, 36 month four hour test records, and fuel quality results for diesel units. Requirements depend on your license type and the codes your AHJ has adopted.
Can you help us prepare for a survey?
Yes. We review your emergency power records before the survey, fill gaps with the testing that's owed, and document every correction.