Safety Inspection Services

• Country of Origin: India
• ISO 17020 Accredited Inspection Agency: ISO 17025 Accredited Testing Laboratory

CIL Provides 'Electrical Safety Inspection' services in India & abroad. CIL is an ISO 17021 accredited inspection body for Electrical safety audit/Electrical safety inspection.   The key objective of Electrical Safety Audit is to reduce human exposure to electrical hazards while working on or near exposed electrical conductors or circuit parts that are or can become energized. We provide guidance to companies in order to establish a safe work area for employees exposed to electrical hazards arising from the use of electricity in activities such as installation and maintenance and use of equipment.  Electrical equipment and electrical safety devices are constantly changing and improving. CDG address these changes and update our procedures to the latest standards as part of keeping up with current technology and safety concerns. We support our clients to keep their electrical safety program up-to-date, to address those changes, and conduct on-going audits to verify compliance with the standards.  Most of the time the main reason of fire is electrical systems being faulty. This is why getting an electrical safety audit becomes necessary regularly. If you are looking for an electrical safety testing INDIA, then we are the right company for you. Our team of professionals uses the latest technology and instruments to provide the best electrical safety testing services.  As the best electrical safety audit service company in INDIA, we use various methodologies for auditing. We team first collects all the necessary information on-site. Based on the information and investigation, a report is prepared, and the audit report is reviewed. Our investigation and report are unbiased and thorough.  The efficacy of the audit (identification & control of electrical risks) largely depends on the pre-audit and the post-audit sections. Pre and post audit elements are user / client dependent and obviously the audit depends on the audit team. Unless the ESA objectives are clearly defined and audit recommendations considered, the ESA programs will not be successful. An effective ESA programs should include elements such as competent audit team formation, pre-audit briefing, collection & review of relevant information (preventive maintenance documentation, accident reports, electrical inspector’s reports, history cards), discussion with safety & electrical officers, plant visit and then the consolidation to the top management. Finalizing the audit methodology should be in consultation with the requirements of the auditee.  The Electrical Safety Audit will be focused on the following key areas:  Electrical Safety Program  Safety Training Plan  Hazard Assessment and Mitigation  Job Safety Plan  The Audit process will be completed in the following stages:  On-Site Information Collection  Development of Audit Report  Audit Report Review  Electrical Safety Audits helps in Identifying:  Identification and elimination of safety hazards;  Ensuring longevity critical equipment like computers and other machines;  Development of a dynamic record of safety performance;  Creation of positive cycle of safety improvement;  The efficacy of the audit (identification & control of electrical risks) largely depends on the pre-audit and the post-audit sections. Pre and post audit elements are user / client dependent and obviously the audit depends on the audit team. Unless the ESA objectives are clearly defined and audit recommendations considered, the ESA programs will not be successful. An effective ESA programs should include elements such as competent audit team formation, pre-audit briefing, collection & review of relevant information (preventive maintenance documentation, accident reports, electrical inspector’s reports, history cards), discussion with safety & electrical officers, plant visit and then the consolidation to the top management. Finalizing the audit methodology should be in consultation with the requirements of the auditee. 

• Service Mode: Offline
• Duaration: 5 Days+
• Location: India
• Payment Mode: Online

At EHS India Services, safety is both a priority and a core organisational value, to build a "culture of safety" that goes beyond OSHA compliance to accomplish the higher goal of doing what is best for our people. EHS India Services follows a strict safety policy. We believe that every accident is avoidable with our Safety Inspection Services. We value illness and injury prevention just as much as we value excellent production, cost control, and superior customer service. As a result, we maintain a company-wide emphasis on safety. We provide our complete in-house and on-site safety procedures rather than depending on outside organisations and training facilities. Every day at work, this training is reinforced.

• ISO 17020 Accredited Inspection Agency: ISO 17025 Accredited Testing Laboratory

CDG provides fire safety inspection in India. The CDG Certificate in Fire Safety is ideal for: Those responsible for fire safety in low to medium risk workplaces Health and Safety managers Facilities Managers Health and safety representatives within businesses. This relevant and respected fire safety qualification will help you to: Gain a solid technical foundation to build on through practical application and experience Positively influence fire safety behaviours and improve fire safety culture Learn fire safety techniques that are based on global best practice Provide valuable in-house fire safety expertise for you workplace Advance your career by gaining specialist fire safety knowledge Avoid the damaging and sometimes catastrophic losses that result from fire.   Fire Safety Audit A fire safety audit is an examination of the premises and relevant documents to ascertain how the premises are being managed with regards to fire safety. Fire safety audit is an effective tool for assessing fire safety standards of an organization or occupancy. Our comprehensive fire safety audit addresses the inherent fire hazards associated with the day to day activities in an occupancy and recommend measures to reduce the potential fire hazards. Our fire safety inspection helps to ensure that the owners and occupiers of buildings are meeting their responsibilities under the legislation, that buildings are fitted with correct fire safety installations required by the fire safety standard, and that these fire safety installations are maintained in an operational condition. We carry out fire safety inspections in accordance with our own risk based fire safety audit standard (checklist). Objectives of Our Fire Safety Audit : Identify all significant fire hazards. Identify the people who are at risk from each hazards. Evaluate the existing control measures. Determine the additional control measures required. Examine the availability of suitable emergency plan detailing responsibility and action of key personnel. Review the availability of suitable fire alarm and detection system. Review the availability of suitable fire fighting facilities, such as hydrants, sprinklers, extinguishers, etc. Evaluate passive fire protection systems provided. Evaluate the general awareness of occupants and security personnel on matters relating to fire safety and rescue operations. Evaluate the training and instructions on fire safety imparted to the employees and occupants. Testing of all fire safety equipment and systems. Fire Safety audit is found to be an effective tool for assessing fire safety standards of an organization or an occupancy. It helps the people to identify the areas for improvement and evolve an action plan. A comprehensive fire safety audit is a structured and systematic examination of an organization or occupancy to identify the hazards from fire. In other words, the fire safety audits are structured to check current adequacy of components, services and equipment; report of the expected performance, make recommendations for the compliance with the existing building rules, regulations, codes and standards, and the requirement of providing a safe place for living or carry out commercial or industrial activities. It is presumed that a comprehensive fire safety audit can cover various aspects which are related to design, operation and maintenance of the facilities, and even the review of inherent fire hazards associated with the day to day activities in a building. It assesses the building for compliance with the existing building codes, national standards and the building fire safety regulations.