Every output EEP produces is permit-shaped and sealable by a licensed P.E. / P.Eng. Section structure, source citations, and trace audit follow the EEP Master Rulebook v5 Chapter 15 specification — RPT-001 through RPT-009.
Each report type addresses a specific audience and stage of the engineering review process. Reports are generated from the same underlying calculation state — they cannot disagree on a number.
Full input summary, calculation trace, assumption list, source references, warnings, errors, overlay status, and Professional Review Notice. The complete record an engineer of record signs and seals before AHJ submission.
High-level one-page summary: service size, conductor selection, OCP rating, VD compliance, and key warnings. Designed for stakeholders who don't need the full trace.
Step-by-step CEC 2024 or NEC 2023 rule references for every calculation decision. Many plan examiners require this level of documentation for permit approval.
All warnings produced during calculation, classified by severity: INFO · WARNING · CRITICAL. Each warning includes the code, message, affected element, and the CEC/NEC rule reference.
All assumptions used in the calculation: type (default / mandatory / engineering), source (rule basis), and whether user-confirmed or defaulted. ASM-001 through ASM-008 plus any model-specific assumptions.
All source gaps encountered with impact assessment and required verification steps. SGP-001 (Section 62 heating) through SGP-006 (HV shielded), plus any new gaps. Tells the engineer what data is missing and what to verify.
Panel schedule with full circuit list, phase balance percentages, OCP sizes, conductor sizes, neutral, EGC, GFCI/AFCI tagging, and continuous-load 125% factor where applied.
All feeders with conductor size, OCP, voltage-drop results, conduit fill, run length, terminal-temp column used, and overlay status (motor / patient-care / fire-pump / EVSE).
All project actions, calculation versions, user IDs, timestamps, and result hashes. Append-only — no API exists to modify a logged action, by design.
Ten elements that must appear in every Engineering Calculation Report (RPT-001) and in any combined export. None of these can be suppressed by any user role.
| Element | What it contains | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Input Summary | All user-provided inputs with values, units, and confirmation status. | User input JSON |
| Assumption List | ASM-001..008 plus model-specific. Type, default vs confirmed, basis. | AssumptionRegistry |
| Calculation Trace Steps | TraceStep[] for every calculation: stepId · ruleId · formulaId · inputs · substitutedFormula · result · sourceRef. | All engine outputs MANDATORY |
| Code Source Appendix | All canonical IDs used: CEC2024-T2, CEC2024-T5C, NEC2023-T220.12, etc. Never refer to a table by description alone. | SourceRef[] aggregated |
| Warning Summary | All EngineeringWarning[]: code, severity (INFO/WARNING/CRITICAL), message, rule reference. | Engine warnings |
| Error Summary | All EngineeringError[]: code, message, blocking flag, rule reference. | Engine errors |
| Source Gap Report | Every SGP item: what is missing, what EEP displayed, blocking status. SGP-001..006 and any additional. | SourceGapRegistry |
| Export Manifest | Machine-readable metadata: timestamp, EEP version, module IDs, input hash, output hash. | System metadata |
| Professional Review Notice | "Results require licensed P.Eng/P.E. review." CANNOT BE DISABLED OR SUPPRESSED. Appears on every page. | System — hardcoded |
| Special Overlay Status | Status of all overlays: RESOLVED / UNRESOLVED / NOT_APPLICABLE. Motor, transformer, patient-care, fire-pump, emergency, EVSE, PV/ESS, pool/spa, heating, hazloc. | SpecialOverlayResult[] |
TraceStep[]. The report renderer is display-only — no hidden formulas.CEC2024-T2), never by description.| Practice | Detail |
|---|---|
| Every page carries | Project name · Report date · EEP version · "PRELIMINARY — FOR REVIEW ONLY" stamp until a licensed P.Eng / P.E. reviews and accepts the report. |
| Tamper-evident storage | All generated reports stored in the project audit log with a hash. Any modification after generation creates a new version — never overwrites. |
| AHJ submission | Always include RPT-003 (Code Compliance Trace Report). Many plan examiners require rule-by-rule traceability before permit approval. |
| Standard discipline | NEC and CEC engines never mix. A project locked to CEC_2024 never produces a citation to NEC, and vice versa. Cross-contamination is impossible at the engine layer. |
| Format | When to use | Primary audience |
|---|---|---|
| Primary deliverable. Embedded fonts, A-size or Letter, electronic-seal compatible. | AHJ submittal · P.Eng signature | |
| DOCX | Editable Word output for jurisdictions that require RFI-style markup. | Plan reviewers, RFI handlers |
| XLSX | Panel schedules and feeder schedules as spreadsheets for downstream consumers. | Contractors, estimators |
| SVG / DXF | Single-line diagrams in vector format for import into CAD. | CAD operators, drafters |
| JSON | Full TraceStep[] audit log for record retention or external review tools. | QA, archives, third-party review |