Electrical Safety Audit ( Electricity Safety)

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 The primary objectives of an electrical safety audit are to systematically assess and enhance the safety of electrical systems within a facility. The specific goals may vary depending on the nature of the facility and applicable regulations.

Clearly state the goals of the audit, such as identifying electrical hazards, ensuring compliance, and improving overall electrical safety.  

 The scope of work for an electrical safety audit should be well-defined and tailored to the specific needs and characteristics of the facility being audited. 

•  Facility Overview
•  Regulatory Compliance
•  Documentation Review 
• Electrical Hazards Identification 
•  Emergency Response Planning 
•  Equipment Inspection
•  Grounding and Bonding 
•  Employee Training and Awareness 
•  Recommendations and Corrective Actions 

• CEA guidelines for Electrical Safety
• NBC-2016 .
• IS-Standard for Earthing systems-IS-3043
• IS-2309 for Lightning Arrester.
• IS-Standard for Electrical Safety-IS-5216-Part-I & Part-II.
• IS-2309-Standard for Lightning Arrester system.
• NFPA-70B
• NFPA-70E.
•  Relevant provision of NFPA for Fire Safety of Electrical Installations.

Step 1:                 On site Visit

Step 2:                 Discussion with Process Owners.

Step 3:                 Preparation of Corrective & Preventive Actions & Draft report

Step 4:                 Submission of Draft Report

Step 5:                Submission of Final Draft Report.

Step 6:                Handholding of Audit observations