Electrical safety audit

Electrical Safety Audit for Factories, Offices and Buildings

Many workplace fires start in electrical panels and wiring. An electrical safety audit finds overloaded circuits, loose connections, poor earthing and unsafe practices before they cause a shock or a fire, and gives you a clear report with a priority list of what to fix.

Visit to your site
Clear written report
Priority list of fixes
Help with the fixes

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What we check

1Panels and distribution boardsSigns of heating, loose or burnt terminals, missing covers, and labelling.
2Cables and wiringOverloaded circuits, damaged insulation, unsafe joints and cable routing.
3EarthingEarth connections and earth pits, and whether equipment is properly earthed.
4Protection devicesMCB, RCCB and ELCB ratings, and whether they suit the connected load.
5Load and heatingCircuits and sockets running too hot or carrying more load than they should.
6Electrical fire risksStorage near panels, sparking, extension boards, and the right extinguisher near panels.
7Safe work practicesLockout tagout, PPE, panel room access, rubber mats and shock treatment charts.
8DG, UPS and battery areasVentilation, housekeeping, fuel storage and access around backup power.

How the audit works

Site visitWe go through your panels, DBs and work areas together with your electrician or maintenance team.

Written reportEvery finding with its location, why it matters and what to do, marked by priority.

Fix list and quoteClear actions for your electrician, and a quote for safety items you are missing.

Training for staffAdd electrical safety or lockout tagout training so the fixes stay fixed.

Who needs an electrical audit

Factories and plants
Warehouses and cold stores
Offices and IT parks
Hospitals and clinics
Schools and colleges
Hotels, restaurants and malls
Housing societies
After adding new machines or load

Why get an electrical safety audit

Electrical faults are one of the most common causes of fires at work. Most of them build up slowly: a connection that loosens and heats a little more every day, a panel that took on extra load when new machines came in, an earth pit that was never maintained. An electrical safety audit finds these problems while they are still small and cheap to fix.

The audit also looks at people, not just wires: who can open the panels, whether lockout tagout is followed during maintenance, and whether staff know what to do if someone gets a shock.

What you get

A clear report: each finding with its location, the risk, and the recommended action.
Priorities: what to fix now, what to plan, and what is fine.
Safety items in one quote: CO2 fire extinguishers for panel rooms, PPE and safety products and signs, with GST invoice.

Combine it with a fire safety audit

Electrical and fire risks are closely linked, so many sites do both on the same visit; the fire safety audit is done by our sister brand Drown Fire: see fire safety audit. Add electrical safety training for your maintenance team.

Request an audit

Tell us about your site. We reply with an audit plan and a quote, usually within one working day.

Visit to your site
Clear written report with priorities
Quote for missing equipment, no obligation
Training and drills if you need them

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Related services

All trainings

Electrical Safety Training Shock and fire risks, safe isolation, earthing and panel room safety. View details →

Industrial Safety Training Hazard spotting, PPE, permits and safe work habits on the shop floor. View details →

First Aid, CPR & AED Training First response to injuries, burns and cardiac emergencies, with CPR and AED practice. View details →

Electrical safety audit FAQs

Quick answers to what companies ask us most. For anything else, ask us on WhatsApp.

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What is an electrical safety audit?

It is a structured check of your electrical installation and work practices: panels, wiring, earthing, protection devices and how people work around electricity. You get a report of what is fine and what needs fixing first.

How long does an electrical safety audit take?

It depends on the number of panels and the size of the site. A small office can take a few hours; a large plant may take a full day or more. We confirm the time when you share your site details.

Will there be a power shutdown during the audit?

Most checks are done without a shutdown. If any check needs a panel to be switched off, we plan it with your team in advance.

What do we get after the audit?

A written report with each finding, its location, the risk and the recommended action, marked by priority, so your electrician knows what to fix first.

How often should an electrical audit be done?

Once a year is a good habit for most workplaces, and again after adding new machines or load, after an electrical incident, or when moving into a new building.

Can you do the fire and electrical audit together?

Yes. Many sites do both on the same visit, since electrical faults are a common cause of fires. Mention it in the request form and we plan both together with our sister brand Drown Fire.