Name the code violations

[SSDriver]

Walked into this today. Name the violations. How many do you see? This is a vault for an HOA lagoon

 

[drcampbell]

I see three code violations: electrical, sanitary & structural.

 

[zbang]

What's the structural?

For electrical, there must be at least 4-5 classes of violation there.

 

[norcal]

The way that drive is wired in the 2nd photo looks worse then some of drives being used to repurpose 3Ø woodworking, & metalworking machines in home shops & they are not pretty.

I do assume that they used SO cord or equivalent to wire the motors?

 

[n1ist]

The obvious ones
- Lack of OCPD on the added taps to the main distribution blocks in the cabinet
- SO cable exiting cabinet without proper cable gland for strain relief
- Missing bubble cover on the right GFCI
- Cables not secured or strain relieved to the VFD on the wall
- SO used in place of fixed wiring method
- SO not properly secured
- BX clamps used on SO
- Working space violations

 

[ptonsparky]

Does it work? Whaddya want? Egg in yur beer?

 

[PaulMmn]

The obvious ones
- Lack of OCPD on the added taps to the main distribution blocks in the cabinet
- SO cable exiting cabinet without proper cable gland for strain relief
- Missing bubble cover on the right GFCI
- Cables not secured or strain relieved to the VFD on the wall
- SO used in place of fixed wiring method
- SO not properly secured
- BX clamps used on SO
- Working space violations

Is the bubble required in a 'vault?' I'm assuming it's a protected room/pit/etc.

It looks fairly dry in there-- Is there a floor drain just in case?

Also looks at least 'broom clean--' no major scuz accumulation (although there's some grit in the bottom of the panel enclosure).

Appears to be an older installation-- at least 3 hand valves, as opposed to quarter-turn handles.