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 TANSYS SYSTEMS  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 TANSYS SYSTEMS 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.

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 shutdown 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.
• Review of the availability & reliability of emergency systems such as DG set, UPS, battery etc.
• Review of the records of training and competency of employee and contractor performing the electrical work.
• Review of the awareness of employee and contractors related to electrical safety, electrical hazard at workplace and the precautions to be taken.
• Identify the training needs of the plant employee from the point of view of electrical safety.
• Physical verification of warning signage & labelling on all electrical distribution panels, transformer and switchgear.
• Review of fire system protection.

Approach and Methodology:

The Electrical Safety Audit includes the review of documentation with respect to the scope covered in audit, an on-site visit, and data collection, their review and analysis. This will also require the cross check and verification of information and data which may include industry norms and peer data.Following is the methodology in detail: 

• A Pre-Audit Meeting (opening meeting) discussing the major guidelines with the management team and all the concerned departments.
• On-site visit and inspection to identify potential electrical hazards as per the scope of the audit. This may 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 field visit the verification of the actual installation compared to the available drawing (such as electrical single line diagram (SLD), earthing lay out, etc.) is also carried out.
• 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 final electrical safety audit (ESA) report to client incorporating agreed changes/comments.