Electrical Safety Audit

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Electrical hazards continue to threaten safety of people and property in the form of shocks, burns, injury, fire and explosion. With electricity having become an indispensable part of our life, electrical risks are to be managed effectively. Electrical Safety Audit is examining the safety of electrical installations of any industrial unit or organization. Electrical Safety Audit is performed by enquiry, inspection, testing and verification. Electrical Safety Audits are conducted by experienced professionals who assist clients in reducing risk and help to ensure compliance with applicable Safety Standards and Regulations.

CDG inspectors follow a systematic approach for evaluating potential electrical hazards and produce reports recommending actions for improvement in Electrical Safety Instalments. An audit that is utilized to determine a site’s electrical safety behaviour is referred to as the Electrical Safety Audit. This audit is an opportunity to assess the company’s status in regards to adherence to specific electrical safety regulations, NFPA, and electrical best practice behaviour.

CDG auditors examine the safety of electrical installations by verification, enquiry, inspection and testing. Electrical Safety Audits are conducted by knowledgeable and experienced professionals who assist clients in reducing risk and help to ensure compliance with applicable standards and Regulations. Our auditors follow a systematic approach for evaluating potential electrical hazards and prepare reports recommending actions for improvement. Our reports assess high risk situations and areas of non-compliance with legislation or best practice and provide recommendations to rectify the issues identified. Implementation of these recommendations will reduce the likelihood of future accidents or inconvenience to the business.

Typical ESA scope of work could include:

• Physical inspection of the plant with reference to applicable Indian standards, Indian Electricity Rules and other relevant codes of Practice & identifying electrical hazards (shocks, fires, etc.).

• Reviewing the role of electrical safety in the total safety system.

• Review of protection devices / system of the electrical installation.

• Review of adequacy of cables, motors, etc. based on actual load current measurements and cable current carrying capacities.

• Examination of adequacy of plant lightning protection system as per national and international standards to suggest recommendations as per applicable standards.

• Review of the hazardous area classification carried out in the plant as per IS: 5572 and to review the selection, installation of special electrical equipment as per IS: 5571 to suggest recommendations asper applicable standards.

• Review of electrical accidents to identify root cause of the accidents.

• Review the EPM (Electrical Preventive Maintenance) programme in the plant and to examine the documentation, checklists, work permit, test records, etc. and to suggest recommendations as per applicable standards.

• To identify training needs of the plant employees from the point of view of electrical safety.

• To evaluate the earthing system (installation and maintenance) in the plant based on IS 3043 and to suggest recommendations.

•Review of the following test records, evaluating the test results and to suggest recommendations asper applicable standards.

• Transformer oil test.

• Insulation Resistance Tests.

• Earth Resistance tests.(The checking of test procedures and checking of test result interpretations are also part of this exercise).

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Review of the electrical hazards identification and risk assessment.

• Review of the earthing and lightning protection system implemented in plant to make sure the equipment and human safety.
• To check earth resistance of earth pits and sockets on sampling basis.
• Review of EPM (Electrical Preventive Maintenance) programme within the facility Review of the shutdown procedure, work permits, lock-out tags etc.
• To check the hotspot within the electrical installation and equipment by using thermal imager.
• Review of the electrical distribution network & system of the plant emphasizing on adequacy and functionality of protection devices.
• Review of the electrical documents like register of electrical installations, single line diagrams, test records (Transformer oil test, Insulation Resistance test and Earth Resistance tests) and data sheets of critical electrical installations.
• Review of the supply & reliability of emergency systems like DG set, UPS, battery etc.
• Review of the records of coaching and competency of employee and contractor performing the trade .
• Review of the notice of employee and contractors associated with electrical safety, electrical hazard at workplace and therefore the precautions to be taken.
• Identify the training needs of the plant employee from the purpose of view of electrical safety.
• Physical verification of warning signage & labelling on all electrical distribution panels, transformer and switchgear.
• Review of fireside system protection.

Approach and Methodology:

• The Electrical Safety Audit includes the review of documentation with regard to the scope covered in audit, an on-site visit, and data collection, their review and analysis. this may also require the cross check and verification of data and data which can include industry norms and peer data. Following is that the methodology in detail:
• A Pre-Audit Meeting (opening meeting) discussing the main guidelines with the management team and otherconcerned departments.
• On-site visit and inspection to spot potential electrical hazards as per the scope of the audit. this might include incoming supply receiving section, , electrical equipment installed in building, earthing, cabling, loose cabling, lighting protection, temporary wiring, maintenance condition, electrical fire hazards, shock potential etc. During the fieldvisit the verification of the particular installation compared to the available drawing (such as electrical single line diagram (SLD), earthing lay out, etc.) is also administered.
• Discussion with members of the house.
  Review of Documentation / Records (All the relevant maintenance documentation, test records, electrical records and electrical inspector reports).
• Submission of ultimate electrical safety audit (ESA) report back to client incorporating agreed changes/comments.

  Electrical Safety Audits helps in Identifying:

• Identification and elimination of safety hazards;
• Ensuring longevity critical equipment like computers and other machines;
• Development of a dynamic record of safety performance;
• Creation of positive cycle of safety improvement;

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Workplace safety is something that every company needs to make a top priority. There are many types of hazards that exist, and in general they are all just covered under the generic topic of workplace safety. Interestingly, electrical safety is often addressed separately by many businesses. Some people wonder why electrical safety is so important, and why it gets so much attention. There are many statistics and facts that can provide some insights into what makes electrical safety stand out when it comes to the efforts that are made to improve safety.

The following are some interesting, and often unsettling, facts about electrical safety in the workplace.

High Incident Rates – In a survey 97% of professional electricians have reported that they have been shocked or otherwise injured while on the job. While most of these were minor shocks, this illustrates just how often they take place.

Workplace Fatalities – Electrocutions ranks as the fourth most common cause of workplace deaths.

Disabling Injuries – Electrocutions are also responsible for a large number of employees becoming disabled each year. On average 3600 people are disabled in this way each year.

Medical Costs – The medical costs related to a serious electrical burn can be over $4 million and take many years.

Total Costs – Medical costs aren’t the only expense associated with electricity related incidents. These incidents can cause fires, damage to equipment, and more

Electrical Safety is Unique

As you can see from the statistics above, electrical safety a priority in the workplace is very important. In addition, hazards related to electricity are often quite different than other types of workplace dangers. Finally, electrical hazards are not something that the average person has much experience with, which is why it is critical that they are given at least basic electrical safety training so they know how to avoid accidents or injuries. While it is true that all workplace safety is important, electrical safety needs to be treated differently to ensure the safety of everyone in the facility.

 So always give the priority to electrical safety audit otherwise it will cause harm to all organisation.

Scope of Electrical Safety Audit

Electrical Safety Audit reviews the degree of safety of the overall electrical system in the premises, providing recommendations and measures to be taken to minimize or eliminate the risk of electrical hazards. The following is the scope in detail:

Review of the electrical hazards identification and risk assessment.

Review of the earthing and lightning protection system implemented in plant to ensure the equipment and human safety.

To check the hotspot in the electrical installation and equipment by using thermal imager.

To check earth resistance of earth pits and sockets on sampling basis.

Review of EPM (Electrical Preventive Maintenance) programme in the facility.

Review of the electrical documents like register of electrical installations, single line diagrams, test records (Transformer oil test, Insulation Resistance test and Earth Resistance tests) and data sheets of critical electrical installations.

Review of the availability & reliability of emergency systems such as DG set, UPS, battery etc. Physical verification of warning signage & labeling on all electrical distribution panels, transformer and switch-gear.

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CIL Provides Accredited Electrical Safety Inspection in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body for Electrical safety audit/Electrical safety inspection. 

WHY DO I NEED A GENERAL & ELECTRICAL INSPECTION?

If you’re building or buying a new home, you’ve likely had a general inspection completed to ensure all major components of the structure are sound. So, you may be wondering, do I really need to get an electrical inspection, too? The answer is yes. Even though a general inspection will cover the electrical system, the inspectors that complete these system checks will not have as much knowledge as a licensed electrician. An electrical inspection will allow you to get a more in-depth look at your electrical system, ensuring no concerns are overlooked and that they all can be addressed before construction continues or you make a final offer. If you would like more information about our electrical inspections, please reach out to us.

 BENEFITS OF GETTING AN ELECTRICAL INSPECTION

You may be wondering if an electrical inspection is worth the extra money and effort. However, completing this task with the help of a licensed electrician will provide many benefits for both home and business owners. CDG can help you check this item off your to-do list and give you more confidence in the condition of your home. Getting an electrical inspection will provide the following benefits:

Safety: An electrical inspection will ensure your home is safe for your family or business operations, which will help prevent fires and other hazards caused by faulty electrical systems.

Potential Cost Savings: By ensuring your electrical system is in good condition, you can help prevent damage and other problems, saving you money by eliminating the need for repairs.

Peace of Mind: You’ll have peace of mind when you have your electrical system inspected by a professional because you’ll know it’s safe.

Electrical Safety Audit is a scientific way to deal with electrical hazards and assess potential dangers and to prescribe proposals for development of a safe working environment. ESA is a vital program for identifying electrical hazards, dangers, risks and potential mishaps in an Office, Facility or Plant for deciding essential activity to/limit risks and for guaranteeing that the entire security exertion is viable and significant.

electrical-safety-audit-consultant We at CIL provide a complete range of Electrical safety Audit Services with best reference of standards and guidelines adopted across the world. We perform safety audit based on the electrical safety standards like Nation Fire and Safety Association (NFPA-70E), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and National Electrical Installation (NEC) Standards.

EHS Safety auditing program can be classified into 3 major areas namely:

Pre-Audit Survey

Audit

Post-Audit Survey

Scope of work:

Physical examination to distinguish electrical risks and to recommend electrical security arrangements

Confirmation of statutory consistence as for Central Electricity Authority and international electrical safety rules

Survey of plant for lightning protecting adequacy and design

Survey of static electricity and relevant hazards in the plant premises

Work permits, lockout tag out, interlocks audit and verification

Basic electrical safety and behavioural safety in the organization

Any other required electrical risk assessments as per plant applicability

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Electrical Safety Audit & Independent Assessments by competent we Electrical Safety Auditors identify the inadequate preparedness in electrical safety aspects. They are one of the key contributors to industrial accidents and fire cases. It has severe consequences which lead to fatalities.

Electrical reasons are also the main cause in the context of the outbreak of fire. Many organisations across industries lack in implementing proper safety systems & features in this area.

We being one of the leading Electrical Safety Audit companies in India offers Electrical Audits, which are best suited to organisations that require a detailed & objective evaluation of their electrical safety system.

Electrical Safety Audit (ESA)

Provides a 360 degree picture of the electrical safety management system of the organisation. It covers the system aspect, process aspect, Infrastructure aspect and people aspect of electrical safety.
Many times this is complemented by a thermography study.

This audit focuses on the country specific statutory compliances in terms of electrical safety.

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) – Risk Assessment & Audit

ESD is generally conducted in industries where high hazards of electrostatic discharge exist. Oil & Gas, Pharmaceutical Industry, Chemical Industry are some specific examples.

This audit focuses on the country specific statutory compliances in terms of electrical safety.

Electrical hazards continue to threaten safety of people and property in the form of shocks, burns, injury, fire and explosion. With electricity having become an indispensable part of our life, electrical risks are to be managed effectively.

In process industries, fires due to electrical reasons are very probable, especially in industries that handle flammable chemicals. In service industries such as information technology, telecommunications, business interruption losses due to electrical hazards (fire in server room, damage of expensive communication equipment, loss of data, fire in cable gallery, etc.) could be substantial.

Electrical Safety Audit will be carried out considering IS (Indian standard) guidelines, IE (Indian electricity) rules etc. The safety audit carried out by CIL will cover the requirements of Electrical safety & energy conservation.

BENEFITS OF SAFETY AUDIT:

IER Compliance.

Lightning Protection.

Electrical Hazards.

Shocks & Fires

Protection Devices

Earthing Systems

Tests (IR, E, O/L)

Equipment Layout

Cable Size Adequacy

Fire Protection.

CODES AND STANDARDS

The Electrical safety audit is based on all or any of the following as per client specific requirements

• 1956 IE Rules / Electricity Act – 2003 / National Electricity Code – 2011

• National Building Code – 2005 (Indian)

• Bureau of Indian Standards

• National Electricity Code - 2011 / NFPA - 70 (American)

• BS 7671: 2008 (2011) – IEE Wiring regulations

• Oil Industry Safety Directorate – OISD 137 – Inspection of Electrical equipment

• (for Oil & Gas facilities)

• Central / Local Electric Inspectorate recommendations and Electricity board/Power supplier requirements.

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Over 20% of fire world wide and 40% fire in India are due to faulty electric circuits. Electricity hazard continue to threaten safety of people and property in the form of shocks, burns, injury, fire and explosion. With electricity having become an indispensable part of our life, electrical risks are to be managed effectively.

In process industries, fires due to electrical reasons are very probable, especially in industries that handle flammable chemicals. In service industries such as information technology, telecommunications, busi-ness interruption losses due to electrical hazards (fire in server room, damage of expensive communication equipment, loss of data, fire in cable gallery, etc.) could be substantial.

§  Insulation testing for cables.

§  Adequacy / Overloading of the cables.

§  Load imbalance test.

§  Power quality & harmonic analysis as per IEEE – 512 Standards.

§  Earth pit testing.

§  Earth leak current measurement.

§  Thermal imaging of electrical panels.

§  Adequacy of safety devices including MCBs / ELCBs/RCCB.

§  Visual inspection of the electrical system.

§  Compliance to Statutory Rules.

§  Electrical Shock/ Flash / Injury Hazards

§  Electrical Fire Hazards.

§  Electrical Safety Training implemented at site.

§  Earthing System online and Offline measurement.

§  Competency and Adequacy of Electrical Personnel.

§  Electrical Preventive Maintenance.

§  Electrical Accident Investigation Procedure.

§  Importance of Electrical Safety in the Overall Safety System.

§  Lightning Protection as per IS 2309 standards.

§  Hazardous Area Classification and Installation of Special Electrical Equipment as per IS 5572.

§  Electro-Static (ES) Hazards and Control Measures.

§  Review of Electrical Protection System.

§  Review of Electrical Single Line Diagram / Lay Out Diagram / Equipment Layout / Electrical Control diagram.

§  Review of the importance given to electrical safety in the company safety policy, safety committee, continuous Electrical risk identification etc.

§  Recommendations on the Audit points.

§  Follow up Audit.

Visual Inspection

During this phase, Inspector does thorough visual inspection (based on the Annexure) at the client premises. Visual Inspection check list is made with reference to statutory regulations, international standards and the best engineering practices. The factors listed below are considered while suggesting a recommendation.

Compliance to statutory requirement

Safety of the people and the plant

The Visual condition Inspection contains following sections

Distributor’s/Supply intake equipment

Earthing / Bonding arrangements

Consumer unit(s) / Distribution board(s)

Final circuits

Locations containing bath or shower

11 KV / 433 V substation

Electrical room

Backup Generator (Diesel Generator – DG set)

Uninterrupted power supply unit (U P S)

Emergency Lighting

Power supplies to Fire alarm systems and Public address systems

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We are engaged in offering a wide range of Electrical Safety Audit Services to our valued patrons. We are the international standard for energy management. It provides an effective framework for making the best use of energy and shaping your organization's commitment to continually improving its energy management.

Electrical hazards continue to threaten safety of people and property in the form of shocks, burns, injury, fire and explosion. With electricity having become an indispensable part of our life, electrical risks are to be managed effectively.

In process industries, fires due to electrical reasons are very probable, especially in industries that handle flammable chemicals. In service industries such as information technology, telecommunications, banking and other commercial establishments, business interruption losses due to electrical hazards (fire in server room, damage of expensive communication equipment, loss of data, fire in cable gallery, etc.) could be substantial.

Our auditors follow a scientific approach for evaluating potential electrical hazards and produce reports recommending actions for improvement in Electrical Safety Instalments.

Electrical Safety Audits helps in identifying:

• Electrical hazards to reducethe risk of accidents like fire because of short-circuiting,
• Areas of risk or vulnerability in electrical systems and installations,
• Non-compliance with the legislation and best practices.
• Electrical Safety Audits include factory assessment of electrical installations within the various industries like Electrical, Construction, in Cities in India.
• Our Electrical Safety Audit indicates organization’s adherence to safe Electrical Installation, use of ordinary operating procedures of electrical intensive equipment and following Electrical Safety Standards and as truly Auditing Firm, offers Value Auditing Services in Safety Auditing by ensuring and suggesting Safety Measures. Auditing Services of Eco Energies are designed to satisfy Global Standards that deliver Credibility in adoption of Energy Saving Measures. to realize this objective, professionally trained auditors are deputed to spot ‘Opportunities and Measures for Improvements’ in Electrical Safety Auditing.

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Electrical Safety Certification In India is examining the safety of electrical installations of any industrial unit or organization. Electrical Safety Audit is performed by enquiry, inspection, testing and verification. Electrical Safety Audit & Independent Assessments by competent Electrical Safety Auditors identify the inadequate preparedness in electrical safety aspects. Electrical reasons are also the main cause in the context of the outbreak of fire. Many organisations across industries lack in implementing proper safety systems & features in this area. Electrical Safety Audit is examining the security of electrical installations of any industrial unit or organization. Electrical Safety Audit is performed by enquiry, inspection, testing and verification. Electrical Safety Audits are conducted by experienced professionals who assist clients in reducing risk and help to ensure compliance with applicable Safety Standards and Regulations. 

Electrical Safety Audit has become crucial to the proper maintenance of the facility. In addition, rising fuel costs coupled with increased global competition is forcing industries/buildings and other facilities to slash energy costs. Electrical Safety Audit is conducted to investigate if complaints and concerns by workers regarding electrical safety is substantiated and if there are other electrical safety or general safety hazards at the facility that should be addressed. The audit focus on current electrical safety conditions, and selected other safety measures for the facility. A professional electrical safety audit will provide you with the information you need to protect your business.

Scope of work

The scope of work for the electrical safety audit shall include but not limited to: 1. Checking provisions and sufficiency of AC services comprising AC units/ PAC systems and ventilation systems in areas housing electrical/IT equipment in 24x7x365 operations namely UPS systems, battery rooms, server rooms etc as per existing circulars and guidelines issued by the Bank. Checking of the alternate operation of the standby fans/AC units through timers or any OEM installed logic circuits etc for proper operation.

2. Verification of circulars, Records of Preventive maintenance of electrical installation and equipment maintenance, practices & documentations and compliance thereof as per Premises Department Manual shall be done.

3. Identification of Electrical hazards such as loose wire hanging, cables not dressed properly, broken switches, plugs and sockets etc. shall be done.

4. Checking of the protection devices in upstream and downstream switchgears and their settings to ensure that the same are in the desired graded manner as designed as per the requirements of existing standards including setting/adequacy of ELCB and their ratings for earth leakage protection.

5. Checking of the Lightning protection system of the building and ensuring that lightning arrestors are connected to two isolated earth pits. These pits should not be connected to electrical system earth.

6. Checking of Illumination level in various working area as per standard and identifying gaps/shortfalls if any as per process/area requirement.

7. Checking of the provision of electrical shock treatment chart in Hindi and local language near electrical equipment and substation. Checking the record of the training provided to the electrical staff on electrical safety, shock treatment and to handle emergencies and artificial respiration.

8. Checking the log of electrical accidents maintained.

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CIL Provides 'Electrical Safety Inspection' services in India & abroad. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body for Electrical safety audit/Electrical safety inspection. 

Electrical safety audits must be performed on a regular basis for all electrical safety related programs within a workplace. More specifically, field work audits must happen yearly, and electrical program reviews must occur every three years or less. The three-year review gives the employer a chance to find outdated aspects of the safety program that need to be addressed.

There are five primary goals when it comes to performing an electrical safety audit. Those are:

To identify any and all electrical hazards.

To review all electrical safety work practices and determine if there needs to be any changes made.

To inspect all electrical maintenance tools and determine if there needs to be any replacements.

To go over potential electrical system modifications and determine if there are any savings to be had.

The safety audit can take as little as a day or up to several depending on how large the company is and how many electricians they employ. During that period of time, the following subjects will most certainly be considered:

Site interviews that test employee knowledge on PPE, procedure training, shock and arc flash hazard awareness, boundary determination and setup, and the proper use of electrical safety tools.

The use of an electrical qualification process.

The evaluation of compliant danger and warning labels.

Whether or not the right safety tools are being used.

Whether or not the employer is providing the right safety equipment.

These are only a handful of the subjects that an audit will cover. Depending on the standards and regulations that the facility is required to follow, there may be other subjects that the auditor(s) goes over. For that reason, it is important to be familiar with all the relevant standards for your unique situation to make sure your audit goes as smoothly as possible.

ELEMENTS OF ELECTRICAL SAFETY AUDITING PROGRAMME

ESA Programme can be broadly classified into 3 major areas namely:

1. Pre-Audit.

 2. Audit

3. Post-Audit

The efficacy of the audit (identification & control of electrical risks) largely depends on the pre-audit and the post-audit sections. Pre and post audit elements are user / client dependent and obviously the audit depends on the audit team. Unless the ESA objectives are clearly defined and audit recommendations considered, the ESA programme will not be successful. An effective ESA programme should include elements such as competent audit team formation, pre-audit briefing, collection & review of relevant information (preventive maintenance documentation, accident reports, electrical inspector’s reports, history cards), discussion with safety & electrical officers, plant visit and then the consolidation to the top management. Finalizing the audit methodology should be in consultation with the requirements of the auditee.

Pre-Electrical Safety Audit Elements

ESA Scope of Work

Many are still unclear about the scope of Electrical Safety audits. The terms, Electrical energy audits, Electrical engineering studies and Electrical Safety audits are interchangeably used even by many top technical officials of industries. Unless the scope of study is well understood, the objectives of the audit cannot be attained. Defining scope of Electrical Safety audit based on the specific requirement is the first step in the process of Electrical Safety auditing.

Additional Information:

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In a simple term, Electrical Safety Audit is an audit of an Industry or even Household to check any hazard point in the whole ecosystem related to Electricity to avoid any damages in the future and in the due process, Electrical Safety Audit also helps to analyze steps that can be taken to save fuel costs.

Why is Electrical Safety Audit necessary?

Avoiding Losses:

Electrical Hazard can have a severe impact on businesses. It can lead to fire hazards, shock, severe burns which can, in turn, lead to loss of life and property. Thus it becomes crucial to get the electrical ecosystem checked regularly and best practices are followed in handling the system.

Saving Costs:

In a very competitive environment like today in the world of business, it is very essential to keep the product cost down without compromising on the quality of the product. One of the ways it can be achieved is by saving production costs. And subsequently keeping the fuel cost down helps saving production cost.

Equipments Life:

The Electrical Safety Audit also helps in identifying whether the expensive electrical equipment is being used properly and it will not get damaged in the future due to reasons which could have been avoided. These types of equipment if damaged can put companies at a huge disadvantageous position.

Industries that handle inflammable substances have to be extra careful with Electricity and electronics handling. Factories that have IT infrastructures and data servers, damage of which can incur huge losses, also should be very cautious.

Few procedures which incur during Electrical Safety Audit are listed below:

Analysis of Current Systems and Practices

Document Collection

Abiding Statutory Compliances

Physical/ On-site Inspection

Protection System Checks

Static Electricity Hazard Checks

Any Near Accident Misses Data Collection

Review of Earthing Protection Systems

Overloading Checks

Flameproof/ Insulation Inspection

Losses which can be saved

Discussion

Report Submission.

Electrical Safety Audit is about examining the safety & security of electrical installations of any industrial unit or organization. Electrical Safety Audit is performed by conducting enquiry, inspection, testing and verification of any entity installed with electrical equipment and appliances. Electrical Safety Audits are conducted by experienced professionals who assist clients in reducing risk and help to ensure compliance with applicable Safety Standards and Regulations.

 We follow a systematic approach for evaluating potential electrical hazards and produce reports recommending actions for improvement in Electrical Safety Audit. Electrical Safety Audits include the factory assessment of electrical installations in various industries such as Electrical, Construction at various Cities across India.

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CIL Provides Accredited Electrical Safety Inspection in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body for Electrical safety audit/Electrical safety inspection. 

An electric safety inspection provides you a thorough inspection of your entire electric system. It examines whether all your electric wires, components, appliances, connections, safety devices(MCB, ELCB, SWITCHGEAR, ETC) and electric distribution system as a whole are in good working condition or not. All safety devices, wires, other electrical conductors, circuits, switches, appliances, connections, etc are tested with appropriate measurement tools by certified electricians. With the help of timely electric safety inspection we can eliminate electric hazards from our electric system and it ensures safety from an electric accident.

Why it is necessary?

Your electricity runs behind the scene. It is invisible but it runs your entire home or your commercial establishment. With today's lifestyle, we can't imagine life without electricity to run this electricity at your premises a properly managed electric system is required. But unfortunately neither it's in focus nor it is in practice in most of our premises. Recent major fire accidents in Delhi NCR from hotel Arpit to anaaj Mandi factory are results of a lack of proper management of electricity at their premises. If we look at statistics 70% of commercial premises in Delhi NCR are operating with electric hazards.

When ESI is required?

• If your electric system is more than 5 years old.

• When you buy a new home/property.

• If you have sudden or reoccurring electric problems.

• Before or after major home upgrade/property renovations.

• After major electric repairs.

• When your insurance company requires it.

• Whenever you want to ensure electric safety of your property or commercial establishment.

Solutions in Electrical Safety Audit

Being one of the leading Electrical Safety Audit Companies in India CIL has years of experience in delivering Electrical Safety Assessment, Audit, Consultancy and Training Services which supported businesses to manage their risks and prevent losses.

CIL services in Electrical Safety Assessment domain include but are not limited to:

Electrical Safety Audit (ESA)

Provides a 360 degree picture of the electrical safety management system of the organisation. It covers the system aspect, process aspect, Infrastructure aspect and people aspect of electrical safety.

Many times this is complemented by a thermography study.

Electrical & Fire Safety Audit (EFS)

This audit covers both Electrical Safety and Fire Safety.

Statutory Compliance Audit

This audit focuses on the country specific statutory compliances in terms of electrical safety.

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) – Risk Assessment & Audit

ESD is generally conducted in industries where high hazards of electrostatic discharge exist. Oil & Gas, Pharmaceutical Industry, Chemical Industry are some specific examples.

This audit focuses on the country specific statutory compliances in terms of electrical safety.

Approx. Rs 15,000 / DayGet Latest Price

Approx. Rs 15,000 / DayGet Latest Price

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Your electrical system carries many volts of electricity through your home. While this is necessary to power your home, it can create a dangerous situation if there is even a small problem somewhere in the electrical system. For this reason, it’s important to hire a team of electricians to complete electrical safety inspection services in India. CDG can perform a thorough inspection of the electrical system at your business, identify any areas of concern, and complete service as necessary to correct them. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about this process or would like to schedule a service appointment.

 WHAT IS INSPECTED DURING AN ELECTRICAL SAFETY INSPECTION?

At CDG, our team can complete a thorough inspection of your entire electrical system. We have a keen eye for safety concerns and will be able to identify any problem areas within your system. During our many years of service, we’ve developed a comprehensive safety inspection to ensure your electrical system is working as safely, efficiently, and effectively as possible. If we identify any potential problems, we can determine how to address them and provide service to repair them. During our inspection, we will check:

The integrity of the conduit and wire

The functionality of the main electrical panel

Proper grounding of the electrical system

GFCI (ground-fault circuit interrupter) protection

 WARNING SIGNS OF COMPROMISED ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

Because a faulty electrical system can potentially cause fires, electrical shocks, and other safety hazards, it’s essential to be aware of any warning signs that could mean there’s a problem with your system. Some of these signs may not be immediately apparent, so being observant and noting any changes in your home is the key to catching problems before they get worse.

If you notice this following hazards in your organisation.

Hot Outlets: Though some appliances will create heat as they operate, the outlet it is plugged into should never feel hot. If you notice heat coming from an outlet, unplug any items and call a professional right away.

Flickering Lights: Flickering lights is usually a sign of a loose electrical connection. It can occur in one fixture, a single room, or the entire house depending on where the loose connection is located. Call an electrician to help you pinpoint the problem.

Burning Smell: A burning smell is the most urgent of all electrical problems. This could mean your electrical wiring is heating up enough to melt its coating. This problem requires immediate action as it could cause a fire if not addressed.

Electrical hazards continue to threaten safety of people and property in the form of shocks, burns, injury, fire and explosion. With electricity having become an indispensable part of our life, electrical risks are to be managed effectively.

In day to day life, fires due to electrical reasons are very probable, especially in industries that handle flammable chemicals. In service industries such as information technology, telecommunications, banking and other commercial establishments, business interruption losses due to electrical hazards (fire in server room, damage of expensive communication equipment, loss of data, fire in cable gallery, etc.) could be substantial.

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Certain types of electrical equipment must be regularly inspected and tested by a competent person to identify damage, wear and detect electrical faults.

For Businesses and employers, you must make sure that electrical equipment is regularly inspected and tested by a competent qualified electrician. For homes and residential properties, the peace of mind knowing your electronic equipment is safe is incredibly important not just for your wellbeing, but that of the safety of your family.

When should you Get an Electrical Inspection?

·         When you are buying a home or property

·         When you are experiencing non standard events like constant power outages.

·         Your circuit breakers keep tripping

·         After a storm or flood

·         Flickering lights

·         The smell of potential burning electronics

·         Hot wall sockets and switches

·         Strange humming or buzzing noises from electronic equipment

When you have any sort of concern, events like the above can indicate you could have an issue and our fully qualified Captain Cook Electricians can assist implementing a complimentary home safety inspection.

Our comprehensive Electrical safety Audit follows industry requirements and regulations and consists of the following checkpoints:

Conditions of point attachments

The condition of your meter box

Installation of main circuit breakers

Installation of safety switches

Operation of safety switches

Condition of circuit breakers

Surge protection fitted

Lighting conditions including switches and LED lights

Smoke Alarms, are they operational and dated

Condition of visible electrical wiring

Condition of power points

Condition of Light Switches

Condition of Lights

Condition and Operation of smoke alarms

Smoke Alarm replacement dates

Condition of visible wiring

Wiring types

Conditions of exterior electronics including Power Points, Lights, Fans & Sensor Lights.

Condition of Hot Water Tanks

The scope of work for the electrical safety audit shall include but not limited to:

1. Study of existing safety measures, procedures and system for controlling electrical hazards being followed in the office with respect to statutory and regulatory requirements, electricity rules etc. and suggest for further measures in case of any gap.

2. Preparation of single line diagram (SLD) of Electrical Installation from HT panel to Floor panels, covering transformers, main LT panel, capacitor panel, DG set, UPS Panel etc. The SLD should indicate the ratings of the equipment, feeders (wherever possible) etc...

3. Preparation of earthing layout encompassing all the accessible and working earth pits in the office premises. Each earth pit should be given a unique identification number and marked on building plan.

4. Earth Resistance Testing

• The earth resistance testing shall be carried out to measure the earth resistance on all the earth pits and its compliance with respect to Indian Electricity Rules may be verified.

• The continuity of earth strip/conductor from the earth pit the earth terminal of the respective electrical equipment shall be checked and verified.

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To avoid electrical related accidents, it’s always best to undergo electrical safety inspections. You don’t want to risk the lives of your loved ones, nor do you want to risk losing all of your possessions and valuables to an electrical fire. Everything can have an impact on your home’s electrical circuit including age, usage, and the installation of newer electrical devices. When buying, selling, or even just for your peace of mind, it’s important to have an electrical safety inspection done.

There are a few important things that you need to keep in mind when it comes to your household and electricity usage. In order to protect your family and loved ones it is in your best interest to know and understand your homes electrical panel. You need to know which fuse or switch on your panel controls the corresponding light or outlet. If you have any doubt with regards to your homes safety, have a licensed professional come to your home to conduct the necessary and relevant checks.

The National Electrical Code (NEC) is the standard code that all licensed electricians must adhere to in order to meet state and local regulations with regards to electrical safety standards. Remember, each state has its own specific rules and regulations regarding electrical codes. You need an electrician who is licensed to work in your specific state. It is illegal for any person to do an electrical installation if they are not state licensed. Licensed electricians need a minimum of 14 hours approved continuing education to ensure that they understand all code regulations and are up to date on any changes that may have occurred.

A safety inspection will cover all areas of your home that receives electricity, including attic. It will also cover and check all grounding and bonding of circuits, branch circuits within your home, wiring methods and related devices.

GENERAL ELECTRICAL SAFETY CHECKLIST:

• Are all light fixtures working and have diffusers been installed?
• Are the cords in good condition without signs of deterioration, bends, or wear and tear?
• Are extension cords being used in place of permanent wiring?
• Are all appliances grounded?
• Check the wiring methods and ensure that they are suitable for the current use.
• Ensure that all conductors of a circuit are grouped together.
• Check for wet and damp locations and the suitability of boxes and fittings in that area.
• Check wiring and bending space in cabinets and boxes.
• Ensure that any switches in wet or damp locations are properly installed in weatherproof enclosures.
• Ensure that the household is compliant with branch-circuit voltage limitations.
• Check what grounding electrodes are present on the premises.

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Safety audits are intended to assure that effective program elements are in place for identifying, eliminating, or controlling hazards that could adversely impact a company’s physical and human assets. Conducted properly, this type of audit will help reduce injury and illness rates, lower workers compensation and other business costs, empower employees by involving them in activities affecting their own safety and health, increase job satisfaction, and make the company more competitive.

The objectives of a safety audit should be to maintain a safe place of work through hazard recognition and removal, to verify employees are following the most effective safety procedures, to make certain the facility, equipment, and operations meet the required local, state, and federal, health, and safety requirements and best industry business practices to produce a safe place of work. In addition, safety audits assure that necessary administrative records supporting the required health, safety, and medical activities are maintained.

Electrical Safety Audit provides the information about the following:

• Bypassing of fuses/ELCBs

• Storage of combustible materials near the Electrical panels/UPS/Battery if any..

• Damages in the cables/wires

• Non compliance to codes/standards

• Earthing defects

• Sealing of ducts/voids to prevent fire propagation

• Damaged switch socket outlets

• Satisfactory presence of MCBs/MCCBs

• Lighting / Illumination / Glare

• Relay settings

• Electrical Panel installations / locations / clearances

• Mismatch in the As built drawings and actual installations

• Photos of the defective installations

METHODOLOGY BRIEF DESCRIPTION

The methodology includes visual inspection, measurement, thermal scanning and evaluation of results to understand the circuit condition and any potential or actual overheating of the circuit. Since poor wiring and use of undersize/oversize protection devices are the common practice, the requirement of standards relating to these has been profusely used.

The inspection was done in the following manner:

• Measurement of current, voltage, earth resistance, leakage current etc.

Determination of basic circuit status by measuring voltage, current, insulation resistance, earth resistance, leakage current of the various circuits. As per the design of the circuits, these val-ues are referred and any undue differences or abnormalities are noted.

• Inspection of entire electrical system.

Inspection of complete electrical system, section by section, floor by floor, from the service line/generation point to the final branch circuits and load points. Any dif-ferences/deviations against the criteria are noted. Pictures of all areas where lapses are visible are taken.

• Thermography.

Thermography of all components of the electrical system. The components/circuits having deficiency are specifically covered. Temperature analysis and classification of the lapses are includ-ed.

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Electrical Safety Audit is a methodical way to deal with assess potential dangers and to prescribe proposals for development. ESA is a vital device for recognizing decay of principles, territories of dangers or weakness, risks and potential mishaps in an Office, Facility or Plant for deciding essential activity to/limit perils and for guaranteeing that the entire security exertion is viable and significant.

Scope of Work:

Physical examination to distinguish electrical risks and to recommend electrical security arrangements

Confirmation of statutory consistence as for Central Electricity Authority and Indian electrical safety rules

Survey of plant lightning protecting system

Survey of static electricity hazards in the plant operations (if appropriate)

Survey of electrical mischances and close misses in the plant to distinguish the underlying drivers

Audit of electrical systems and techniques (work permits, interlocks, lockout labels)

Audit of the importance given to basic electrical safety in the organization wellbeing strategy, security panel, persistent electrical hazard distinguishing proof etc

Evaluating the honesty of protection of links via doing protection resistance tests on a specimen premise

Electrical Safety

The preventive measures which are implemented to avoid electrocution during accidental/faulty conditions is called as electrical safety. Maintaining a safe and healthy working environment is not limited to safety concern, it's the law Failing in following the electrical safety will result in catastrophic damages i.e. loss of human,un-recoverable injuries. Electrical safety's consideration effects in avoiding electric shock,equipment damage/failure and in ensuring safe reliable working condition.

Electrical Safety Rules

Electrical safety rules are given by the standards associated with electrical safety i.e. NFPA 70E NEC IEC IEEE CEA IE Rules they are determined after conducting various experiments and calculations to avoid electric shock  short-circuit or equipment exploding/damage. Electrical safety rules are implemented by the employer with respect to the categorization of hazards. Globally recognized regulating body i.e OSHA, NFPA which is related to safety tells that Following the electrical safety rules is employee's responsibility while the employer will be responsible to providing them. all the electrical safety rules implemented to provide , safety must be in compliance with recognized standard/organization. THE ELECTRICAL SAFETY RULES must be updated with present editions of the standards.

Electrical Safety Audit

The electrical safety audit is An official inspection i.e. systematic and independent examination of an organization's Electrical Safety Program-Principles, procedures whether they are meeting the minimum requirements of establishing an electrical safe working condition (Energized-exception) to ensure the electrical safety of the employees and verifying their compliance with existing updated standards associated with electrical safety.

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The key objective of the Electrical Safety Audit is considering the standard operating procedure for Electrical Safety in the workplace to reduce human exposure, to the hazards of shock, arc flash, and arc blast while working on or near exposed electrical conductors or circuit breakers that are or can accidentally become energized. It provides guidance to help companies establish a practical safe working environment for employees who are exposed or vulnerable to electrical hazards arising from the use of electricity, in activities such as, installation, maintenance, and miss-handling of equipment.

Electrical equipment and electrical safety devices are constantly changing and improving Hence, a company needs an audit on regular intervals, to get a detailed review of the performance of their electrical installation, equipment, and related hazards. As part of keeping up with the current technology and safety concerns, Employers need to keep their electrical safety program up-to-date, to address those changes, and conduct on-going audits to verify compliance with the standards.

Critical Areas to focus of the Electrical Safety Audit

• Verification of statutory compliance with respect to Indian/state Electricity standards
• Electrical Safety Program
• Safety Training to the maintenance team.
• Hazard Assessment & Mitigation
• Corrective Action- Preventive Action (CAPA)
• Preventive Maintenance system (including tests, documentation, history cards, etc.).
• lightning protection system adequacy
• Hotspot detection using infra-red hot spot detection equipment/ Thermography.

 Benefits of the Electrical Safety Audit

• Improved life safety
• Protection from the threat of electrical fire
• Improved confidence in employees and workers and a better workplace environment.

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ELECTRICAL SAFETY INSPECTIONS AND AUDITS

Audit is a systematic and, wherever possible, independent examination to determine whether activities and related results conform to planned arrangements and whether these arrangements are implemented effectively and are suitable to achieve the organization's policy and objectives. The Electrical Audit includes visual inspection, measurement, thermal scanning and evaluation of results to understand the circuit condition and any potential or actual overheating of the circuit. Since poor wiring and use of undersize/oversize protection devices are the common practice, the requirement of standards relating to these has been profusely used. It is a structured process of collecting independent information on the efficiency, effectiveness and reliability of the system and drawing up plans for corrective actions. It also examines each stages in the system by measuring compliance with the local standards.

BELOW ARE THE MAJOR STAGES OF ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS:

• Measurement of current, voltage, earth resistance, leakage current etc.

• Determination of basic circuit status by measuring voltage, current, insulation resistance, earth resistance, leakage current of the various circuits. As per the design of the circuits, these values are referred and any undue differences or abnormalities are noted.

• Inspection of entire electrical system. Inspection of complete electrical system, section by section, floor by floor, from the service line/generation point to the final branch circuits and load points. Any differences/deviations against the criteria are noted.

• Voltage Drops and maximum load current checking.

• Trial run on Generator in Manual / Auto mode (test timing and duration to be decided with your project team.)

• Assessment of electrical safety measures for plant safety and human safety.

• Pictures of all areas where lapses are visible are taken.

• Thermography of all components of the electrical system. The components/circuits having deficiency are specifically covered. Temperature analysis and classification of the lapses are included.

• Submission of Detail investigation report which consists of inspection findings, requirements standards and recommendations. The third party certification of report can be provided as per project requirements.

APART FROM ELECTRICAL AUDITS WE PROVIDE BELOW VARIOUS AUDIT SERVICES AS PER CUSTOMER NEED.

• Health and Safety Audits

• Walk Around Audits

• Project Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) Audit

• Process and Product Safety Audits

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Electrical Safety is an on-going conversation. In process industries, fires due to electrical reasons are very probable, especially in industries that handle flammable chemicals. In service industries such as information technology, telecommunications, banking and other commercial establishments, business interruption losses could be due to electrical hazards.

The Electrical Audit is being done as per various regulations & Guidelines like CEA Regulations 2010, OISD 137, OISD 149, OISD 244 & as per customer specific Needs

Why Electrical Safety Audits (ESA) Necessary?

Identifying potential electrical hazards to prevent or minimize loss of life and property is perceived seriously by many industries the world over. General safety auditing is popular where the objectives & concepts are clear whereas ESA is a specialized area that is still in the process of being understood by many. In factories, around 8% of all fatalities are due to accidents caused by electricity. Data compiled by international organizations like National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) indicate that nearly one fourth of all fires are caused by electrical appliances or installations. Major fire incidents in various types of occupancies over a number of years show that nearly 40% of the fires are initiated by electrical causes such as short circuits, overloading, loose electrical connections.

Although electrical hazards will be identified and assessed in general safety audits, comprehensive electrical safety audits can provide a thorough review of the electrical system. This could identify potential electrical hazards, flaws in design system, maintenance system, etc.

Electrical Safety Audit Service can be broadly classified into 3 major areas namely:

• Pre-Audit
• Audit
• Post-Audit

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Electrical Safety Audit is examining the safety of electrical installations of any industrial unit or organization. Electrical Safety Audit is performed by enquiry, inspection, testing and verification. Electrical Safety Audits are conducted by experienced professionals who assist clients in reducing risk and help to ensure compliance with applicable Safety Standards and Regulations.

Electrical Safety Audits helps in identifying

·          Electrical hazards to minimize the risk of accidents like fire due to short-circuiting,

·          Areas of risk or vulnerability in electrical systems and installations,

·          Non-compliance with the legislation and best practices.

Electrical Safety Audits include factory assessment of electrical installations in the various industries such as Electrical, Construction, in Cities in India.

Electrical Safety Audit by us indicates organization's adherence to safe Electrical Installation, use of standard operating procedures of electrical intensive equipment and following Electrical Safety Standards and as truly Auditing Firm, offers Value Auditing Services in Safety Auditing by ensuring and suggesting Safety Measures. Auditing Services of us are designed to meet Global Standards that deliver Credibility in adoption of Energy Saving Measures. To achieve this objective, professionally trained auditors are deputed to identify 'Opportunities and Measures for Improvements' in Electrical Safety Auditing.

Electrical Safety Audits helps in Identifying

·          Identification and elimination of safety hazards;

·          Ensuring longevity of expensive electronic equipment like computers and other machines;

·          Development of a dynamic record of safety performance;

·          Creation of positive cycle of safety improvement;

·          Ensuring compliance with Regulatory and industry safety related best practices.

Electrical Safety Audit is broadly divided into 5 major parts namely:

• Pre Audit

• Circuit identification & labelling (Single line diagram)

• Visual Inspection

• Testing

• Post Inspection & Testing

• Management Briefing

Periodic inspection and testing of an electrical installation is an imperative activity, to maintain the Electrical systems in safe condition. Electrical safety audit mainly constitutes inspection and testing activity. As directed by the Indian Electricity Rules-1956 (2000 amendment), Electrical installations should be subjected to periodic safety audits at regular intervals to identify the deformations in the installations, which impair safety. Generally, the audit frequency will depend on the nature and type of activities within each area of operation. A reasonable general guide is that inspections should be carried out once each year, with more frequent inspections for specific areas or activities. Records of injury and damage accidents should be examined and use to identify high-risk areas and activities and consequently those needing more frequent inspection.

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Electrical safety audit examines the electrical installations in an area. These audits are done by experienced professionals, they approve reports regarding the electrical appliances inside the facility into consideration. After evaluation, recommendation to improve the protection of the facility will be provided.

Typical scope of study                                                     

• Carry out a practice to spot the errors in Electrical System.
• Verification of statutory compliance with reference to Central Electricity Authority/Indian Electricity Rules/other legal requirements of Electrical Safety

·         Identification of Electrical hazards (shock, fire hazards.) and their controls.

·         Evaluation of plant lightning protection system.

·         Safe Maintenance of Electrical Equipment.

Methodology

• Audit Planning.-planning about the onsite activities, guidelines, procedures about the actual audit is done here.

• Audit opening meetings- Here the main auditor have a discussion with the manager of the facility. The aim is to make sure the collected knowledge (existing installation details) received by the auditing team is correct.
• Audit Scope-This completely depends on the specific demand of the consumer.

• Risk classification-On the basis of auditing the team gives a risk classification, according to that, the duration within which the organization should make the changes is specified.

·         Physical Inspection-Site visit is done.

·         Document Review the team reviews all the documents comprehensively for the assessment of the facility, like equipment drawings, policies, other safety reviews of the facility, and test records of various equipment.

·         Audit Closing Conferences auditing team meets and discuss their findings and recommendations with the facility staff.

·         Final Report Submission- the report can have all the findings by team and their recommendations.

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Electrical hazards continue to threaten safety of people and property in the form of shocks, burns, injury, fire and explosion. With electricity having become an indispensable part of our life, electrical risks are to be managed effectively.

In process industries, fires due to electrical reasons are very probable, especially in industries that handle flammable chemicals. In service industries such as information technology, telecommunications, banking and other commercial establishments, business interruption losses due to electrical hazards (fire in server room, damage of expensive communication equipment, loss of data, fire in cable gallery, etc.) could be substantial.

Typical scope of study

• Verification of statutory compliance with respect to Central Electricity Authority/Indian Electricity Rules.

• Physical inspection to identify electrical hazards (shock, fire, explosion, overloading) and to suggest electrical safety solutions

• Review of plant lightning protection system (need, adequacy, installation and maintenance)

• Review of static electricity hazards in the plant operations (if applicable)

• Review of hazardous area classification and selection of flameproof electrical equipment in the plant, including maintenance aspects (if applicable)

• Review of electrical preventive maintenance system (including tests, documentation, history cards, etc).

• Review of electrical accidents and near misses in the plant 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 company safety policy, safety committee, continuous electrical risk identification, etc.

• Assessing the integrity of insulation of cables by carrying out insulation resistance tests on a sample basis

• Review of the earthing system (installation & maintenance aspects), including sample earth resistance tests

• To identify areas of overloading by carrying out load current measurements and compared against cable current carrying capacity calculation

Methodology

• Pre-Audit Questionnaire

• Audit

• Physical Inspection

• Tests

• Discussion

• Document review

• Management Briefing

• Draft Report Submission

• d5dFinal Report Submission

Scope for Electrical Safety Audit:

Electrical Safety Audit reviews the degree of safety of the overall electrical system in the premises, providing recommendation and measures to be taken to minimize or eliminate the risk of electrical hazards. Following is the scope in detail:

Review of the electrical hazards identification and risk assessment.

Review of the earthing and lightning protection system implemented in plant to ensure the equipment and human safety.

To check earth resistance of earth pits and sockets on sampling basis.

Review of EPM (Electrical Preventive Maintenance) programme in the facility Review of the shut-down procedure, work permits, lock-out tags etc.

To check the hotspot in the electrical installation and equipment by using thermal imager.

Review of the electrical distribution network & system of the plant emphasizing on adequacy and functionality of protection devices.

Review of the electrical documents like register of electrical installations, single line diagrams, test records (Transformer oil test, Insulation Resistance test and Earth Resistance tests) and data sheets of critical electrical installations.

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For Reliable Electric Safety Inspections, Choose CDG

While the wiring that runs behind your walls provides peace of mind and easy electrical access, many times the hidden wires allow us to forget about the dangers of faulty outlets and receptacles. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), electrical malfunctions are the largest cause of property damage in home fires. Outlets that aren’t working properly pose a serious risk of electrical fires and shocks and cannot be ignored. In order to prevent and address these safety hazards, you should schedule an electrical safety inspection from the trained technicians at CDG. Our customer’s safety is of the utmost importance to us, and we want to help prevent any damage to you and your home with CDG’s electrical safety inspection services.

How to Know Your Electric Systems Needs a Safety Inspection

CDG can provide a routine safety inspection any time, especially if your home has never been inspected for electrical safety measures. Routine safety inspections can help prevent electrical hazards from damaging you and your home. As well as regularly scheduled safety inspections, you should call CDG for an electrical inspection if you qualify for any of the following:

Recently purchased a new home

Your home is 40 years or older

Added a major appliance to your home

Your home just had a major renovation

What Does an Electric Safety Inspection Involve?

During your electrical safety inspection, the technicians at CDG will provide a thorough examination of your entire electrical system, including wires, systems, and components. The licensed and trained team at CDG always operates under the National Electrical Code (NEC) to ensure your electrical system is safe and that it will last as long as possible. All safety inspections from CDG will cover the following components of your electrical system:

Verification of proper light bulb wattage

Switch and wall outlet operation and condition

Shock or electrocution hazards

Check all safety and security lighting

Check for appropriate surge protection

Check for proper placement of smoke detectors

Testing smoke detectors

Testing carbon monoxide detectors

Inspection of electrical panels

Inspection of outdoor electrical systems

A safety inspection performed by the experienced team at CDG is very important in order to ensure the safety of your home. Because of how pertinent it is to prevent electrical hazards, safety inspections should always be handled by a professional. CDG can provide you with an expert and thorough inspection of your entire electrical system, and our technicians will be upfront about pricing and any steps you should take moving forward. Something as important as ensuring your home’s safety as well as your own should not be delayed; call CDG today to schedule your safety inspection.

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