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BJP operator guide

Power, Propane & Water Planning

Translate an equipment schedule into realistic utility loads and service-site requirements.

Part 1

Build an electrical load schedule

List running and startup loads, voltage, phase, dedicated circuits, plug types, and simultaneous use.

  • Shore-power rating
  • Generator continuous and surge capacity
  • Panel and circuit schedule
  • HVAC and refrigeration startup loads
  • Lighting, pumps, water heater, POS, and small appliances
Part 2

Document propane demand

Use qualified professionals and manufacturer data.

  • Appliance BTU input
  • Cylinder or tank capacity
  • Regulators, piping, valves, and shutoffs
  • Cage, separation, ventilation, and travel position
  • Leak checks and authority review
Part 3

Size water for the service day

Fresh-water capacity is only half the plan; wastewater, refill, heating, pumping, and cleaning matter too.

  • Expected handwashing and warewashing use
  • Food prep and beverage use
  • Fresh and wastewater tank capacity
  • Pump, accumulator, heater, fill, vent, and drain
  • Approved fill and disposal locations
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