ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION SAFETY AUDIT CHECKLIST (For New Residential and Industrial Installations)..

Ensure all installations comply with local electrical codes and standards.

Verify that all electrical equipment is properly labeled.

Check for adequate access to electrical panels and equipment.

Confirm that all personnel are trained and aware of safety protocols.

Inspect wiring for proper gauge and type as per load requirements.

Ensure all cables are free from damage and installed correctly.

Verify that all wiring connections are secure and properly insulated.

Check for proper grounding of all electrical systems.

Ensure that circuit breakers or fuses are appropriately rated for the circuits.

Verify that all circuits have the necessary protective devices.

Check for the presence of Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) in wet areas.

Inspect Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters (AFCIs) for circuits in sleeping areas.

Confirm that all electrical appliances are properly installed and functioning.

Check that all equipment is rated for the intended use and environment.

Ensure that all movable equipment is connected to a power source safely.

Inspect the condition of extension cords and power strips.

Verify that all light fixtures are installed correctly and securely.

Ensure that appropriate light levels are maintained in all areas.

Check for proper use of energy-efficient lighting where applicable.

Inspect emergency lighting systems for functionality.

Confirm that all exit signs are illuminated and clearly visible.

Ensure that emergency lighting is operational and tested regularly.

Check that all emergency systems are compliant with local regulations.

Inspect pathways for clear access to exits and emergency shutoffs.

Ensure that a maintenance schedule is in place for all electrical systems.

Verify that records of inspections, repairs, and maintenance are kept up to date.

Check for documentation on all installed equipment and systems.

Confirm that any past issues have been adequately addressed.

Conduct a final walkthrough of the installation to identify any remaining issues.

Provide a summary report of findings and recommendations for improvements.

Discuss any immediate safety concerns with the installation team.

Schedule follow-up audits as necessary to ensure ongoing compliance.

This checklist can be tailored further based on specific requirements or regulations in your area.