Electrical Safety Audit Services

Electrical systems are the backbone of every modern business, but even a small electrical fault can lead to fire hazards, equipment breakdowns, and financial loss. At Shadow Energy Private Limited, we provide professional Electrical Safety Audit Services designed to keep your facility safe, compliant, and operational—24/7.

Our Electrical Audit help you eliminate risks, improve system reliability, and ensure mandatory statutory compliance. With hands-on experience across factories, data centers, hospitals, warehouses, and commercial buildings, we bring real-world expertise and industry-tested methodologies to every audit.

Whether you manage a manufacturing plant, commercial building, hospital, or warehouse, ensuring electrical safety is not optional…it’s essential.

What Is an Electrical Safety Audit?

An Electrical Safety Audit (ESA) is a systematic, expert-led evaluation of a facility’s entire electrical infrastructure to identify potential hazards, compliance gaps, and performance issues. It ensures that all electrical installations, equipment, and safety practices meet mandated standards such as IEC, IS, OSHA, and NFPA 70E.

In simple terms, an electrical safety audit helps you detect risks before they cause shocks, fires, equipment failures, or downtime.

Our Electrical Audit Services

Electrical Inspection

• A thorough evaluation of electrical panels, cables, wiring, sockets, and distribution systems.

Thermal Imaging Audit

• Using IR thermal cameras to detect hotspots invisible to the naked eye.

Earthing & Grounding Test

• We test for resistance levels as per IS 3043 and ensure proper grounding for safety.

Load & Power Quality Analysis

• Using analyzers to study load balance, harmonics, voltage fluctuations, and overall efficiency.

Switchgear Inspection

• Identifying faults in MCCs, PCCs, ACBs, MCBs, and other control devices.

Panel Board Testing

• Checking insulation, connections, breakers, and earthing continuity.

Cable & Wiring Review

• Ensuring proper sizing, insulation, routing, and safety compliance.

Hazard Identification

• Spotting risks like arc flash points, corrosion, overheating, and poor maintenance.

Electrical Safety Compliance Audit

• End-to-end compliance check based on national and international standards.

Purpose of an Electrical Safety Audit

The goal of an electrical safety audit is to:

• Prevent electrical accidents and fire hazards

• Assess the condition, reliability, and safety of electrical equipment

• Verify compliance with statutory safety and energy regulations

• Evaluate risk levels and prioritize corrective actions

• Improve system efficiency and reduce operational downtime

Why Choose Us?

• Certified & Experienced Auditors: Our team includes BEE‑certified auditors, energy managers, and electrical safety experts.

• Standards Compliance: In-depth audits based on IS, NEC, NFPA‑70E, IEC, CEA rules, and best practices.

• Cutting‑edge Tools: We leverage digital twin modelling, infrared thermography, arc‑flash studies, load and short‑circuit simulations, relay coordination, and earthing system analysis.

• Holistic Risk Approach: From visual inspection and documentation review to detailed equipment testing and personnel safety protocols.

• Action‑oriented Reporting: Clear, prioritized remediation plans with BOQs and post‑audit follow‑up to ensure implementation.

Our Electrical Safety Audit Process

1. Pre‑Audit Planning

• Gather facility layouts, electrical schematics, maintenance logs, incident history

• Conduct pre‑audit survey and questionnaire to map audit scope

2. On‑Site Inspection & Testing

• Visual audit of switchboards, cables, earthing pits, lightning arrestors

• Infrared thermography to catch overheating connections

• Load and overload detection with real-time measurements

3. Electrical Risk Analysis

• Arc‑flash and short‑circuit studies to define safe boundaries, incident energy and PPE requirements

• Simulation-based load flow and relay coordination using digital twin models

4. Documentation & Safety Protocol Review

• Compliance checks against IS, NEC, NFPA, IEC, CEA

• Review of lockout/tagout, permit systems, safety training records, accident logs

5. Reporting & Remediation

• Clear, risk-prioritized findings with recommendations and BOQ

• Safety training, earthing improvements, arc‑flash PPE guidance, lightning protection

• Post‑audit follow‑ups verify corrective measures

4. Thermal Imaging

• Capturing real-time hotspots using high-end thermal cameras.

5. Testing & Measurement

Using instruments such as:

• Earth resistance testers

• Insulation testers (Megger)

• Power quality analyzers

• Multimeters

6. Hazard Identification

We analyze the risks and document them category-wise.

7. Compliance Checking

Ensuring your system matches IS, IEC, NFPA, and NEC standards.

8. Corrective Action Recommendations

Practical, step-by-step solutions prioritizing safety and cost efficiency.

9. Final Audit Report

A complete report with:

• Images

• Thermal visuals

• Risk matrix

• Compliance score

• Recommendations

Industries We Serve

• Manufacturing industries

• Commercial buildings

• IT parks & data centers

• Hospitals & laboratories

• Hotels & hospitality

• Educational institutions

• Warehouses & logistics

• Retail chains

• Power plants

• Automotive facilities

• Loose and corroded connections

• Overheating / hotspots

• Overloaded circuits

• Inadequate earthing

• Arc flash risks

• Improper cable sizing

• Aged or damaged wiring

• Faulty switchgear

• Non-compliant panel boards

• Fire-prone arrangements

Common Electrical Hazards We Identify

• IEC Codes

• NFPA 70E

• OSHA Guidelines

• NEC (National Electrical Code)

• National Building Code

Compliance & Standards We Follow

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is included in an electrical safety audit?

It includes inspection of wiring, panels, earthing, load analysis, thermal imaging, and compliance checks.

2. How often should a business conduct an electrical audit?

At least once a year or whenever installing new equipment.

3. Is thermal imaging necessary?

Yes, it detects invisible hotspots that can lead to fire hazards.

4. Do you follow IS and IEC standards?

Absolutely. Our audits comply with IS 3043, IS 732, IEC, NEC, and NFPA.

5. How long does an audit take?

Depending on the facility size, it usually takes 1–3 days.

6. What tools are used in the audit?

Thermal cameras, earth testers, insulation testers, and power quality analyzers.

7. Do you provide corrective actions?

Yes, we provide a complete corrective action roadmap.

8. Will the audit affect production?

No, audits are done without interrupting operations.

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