Electrical safety audit in Bhillai

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CIL Provides Accredited Electrical Safety Audit Services in Bhillai, Chattisgarh, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body for Electrical safety audit and Electrical safety inspection. Making sure that your home is safe for you and your children should always be one of your top priorities. You also want to protect your most precious financial investment, and home safety inspections are a great way to do this. They are even recommended by state governments and local councils. An electrical safety inspection involves a review from a professional to ensure that your electrical circuits and equipment are not overloaded and poised for a potential problem. Deficiencies are highlighted so that any potential hazards can be rectified immediately. This is particularly pertinent in older houses, especially if they have not been inspected for a number of years. These cases are often at risk of faulty earthing or wiring, turning them into a time bomb waiting to explode.During the electrical safety inspection, a visual audit with detailed tests will be completed with the power switch off. When finished, your system is restored to full power, and you will receive all necessary advice based on the results of the inspection along with any required recommendations and explanations of the implications. You will receive a report that details the overall condition of your electrical installation, the level of safety, and any remedial work that is needed. Electrical Safety Audit is carried out to evaluate potential electrical hazards and recommend measures to minimize and prevent such hazards including electrical shocks, electrical arcs, electrical blasts. Our Electrical Safety Audit is a loss prevention assessment with the aim to prevent property and production loss, loss of life and personnel injuries. Our Electrical safety audit is designed to evaluate the electrical safety practices against applicable National and International Standards and to carry out a systematic Electrical Risk Assessment covering the following, Physical inspection of the facility and review of statutory compliance with reference to applicable Indian Standards, Central Electricity Authority (Measures relating to Safety and Electrical Supply) Regulation, 2010 and other relevant codes of practice and identifying hazards (shock, fires, etc.).Physical inspection to identify electrical hazards (shock, fire, explosion, overloading) and to suggest electrical safety solutions. Review of the earthing system (installation and maintenance aspects). Overall review of plant lightning protection system (need, adequacy, installation and maintenance. Review of hazardous area classification and selection of rated electrical equipment in the plant, including maintenance aspects. Review of electrical accidents and near misses in the plant to identify the root causes. Review of electrical systems and procedures (work permits, interlocks, lockout tags, etc.). Review of fire protection system analysis with respect to electrical installations.At CDG, we group all hazards assessed into risk categories (High, Medium or Low) using Semi Quantitative Risk Ranking Technique to enable easy decision making by management. Our electrical experts have worked extensively for Buildings, Manufacturing Plants (Oil and Gas, Chemical, Pharmaceutical, FMCG, Power, etc.) and Semiconductor and electronics facilities. Unlicensed electrical work. Electrical safety inspectors carry out audits to identify unlicensed people who perform electrical work. If you advertise that you perform electrical work you are required under the Electrical Safety Regulation 2013 (Qld) to advertise the name of the licence holder (or registered business name) and your electrical contractor licence number.Electrical licence register validation. Under the Electrical Safety Regulation 2013 (Qld), if you are an employer or self employed then you are required to keep a register of workers engaged to perform or supervise electrical work. The electrical safety inspector will not visit you to make sure that you have this information but instead the Electrical Safety Office will request a copy of this register.