An electrical safety auditing is a systematic enquiry, inspection, testing and verification of the electrical systems performed by experienced professionals to reduce the risk and ensure compliance with the safety standards and regulations of the government.
• Verification of statutory compliance with respect to Central Electricity Authority Regulation 2010, Indian Electricity Rules 1956, National Building Codes 2005 and Best Engineering Practices
• Physical inspection of all electrical panels and distribution boards (PCC, MCC Panels) to identify electrical hazards (shock, fire, explosion, overloading) and to suggest electrical safety solutions
• Review of hazardous area classification and selection of flameproof electrical equipment in the plant, including maintenance aspects
• Review of electrical preventive maintenance system (including tests, documentation, history cards, etc.)
• Review of electrical accidents and near misses in the building to identify the root causes.
• Review of electrical systems & procedures (work permits, interlocks, lockout tags, etc.)
• Review of the importance given to electrical safety in the safety policy, safety committee, continuous electrical risk identification, etc.
• To identify areas of overloading by carrying out load current measurements and compared against cable current carrying capacity calculation
• Preparation of electrical safety audit report
• RCB, ELCB AND SF6 TESTING