ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION SAFETY AUDIT CHECKLIST (For New Residential and Industrial Installations)
1. General Safety Measures
- Review local electrical codes and standards.
- Cross-check installation details with the codes.
- Document any discrepancies and take corrective action.
- Consult with local authorities if unsure.
- Check equipment ratings against application requirements.
- Verify voltage, current, and environmental ratings.
- Replace any equipment that is not adequately rated.
- Refer to manufacturer specifications for guidance.
- Inspect labels for clarity and completeness.
- Ensure labels match the corresponding circuits.
- Replace any faded or illegible labels.
- Use standard labeling conventions for consistency.
- Inspect the site for signs of moisture or leaks.
- Remove any standing water or damp materials.
- Ensure proper drainage around electrical installations.
- Check for other hazards such as flammable materials.
- Identify all potential electrical hazards.
- Assess the level of risk associated with each hazard.
- Develop mitigation strategies for identified risks.
- Document findings and communicate them to the team.
- Verify qualifications and certifications of each worker.
- Ensure all workers have relevant training.
- Keep copies of certifications on file.
- Conduct refresher training as needed.
- Inspect tools for damage or wear.
- Ensure tools are appropriate for the tasks.
- Replace or repair damaged tools before use.
- Keep an inventory of tools and their conditions.
- Inspect PPE for wear and tear.
- Ensure all workers have access to required PPE.
- Conduct training on proper PPE usage.
- Regularly review PPE compliance on-site.
- Inspect grounding connections for integrity.
- Ensure bonding is present where necessary.
- Test grounding systems for effectiveness.
- Document grounding and bonding methods used.
- Inspect temporary installations for stability.
- Ensure compliance with safety standards.
- Remove any unsecured temporary installations.
- Document the conditions of temporary setups.
- Cross-check the installation plan against fire safety codes.
- Ensure proper clearances around electrical equipment.
- Address any non-compliance issues immediately.
- Maintain documentation of compliance checks.
- Inspect access paths for obstructions.
- Ensure paths are wide enough for equipment.
- Maintain clear signage for access points.
- Document access path conditions and keep updated.
- Inspect extension cords for damage and proper usage.
- Ensure temporary wiring is clearly marked.
- Replace any extension cords used inappropriately.
- Document any violations and corrective actions.
- Measure outlet and switch heights against standards.
- Ensure locations are accessible for all users.
- Adjust any incorrectly positioned outlets or switches.
- Document locations and adjustments made.
- Create detailed diagrams of the installation.
- Include specifications for all components used.
- Store documentation in an accessible location.
- Review and update documentation as necessary.
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