An electrical safety audit is like a health check-up for your entire workplace or residential community’s electrical system. Its benefits go far beyond simple compliance—they protect what truly matters: lives, livelihoods, and peace of mind.

• Safeguard Lives and Property:
  Overlooking electrical safety can lead to devastating accidents—fires, shocks, or even fatalities. An audit uncovers hidden dangers before they turn into tragic headlines, ensuring your people are always safe and your premises protected.
• Prevent Financial Losses:
  Electrical mishaps don’t just risk lives; they can also result in massive property damage, halt work, and lead to insurance complications. The cost of one incident almost always far outweighs the investment in proactive safety checks.
• Maintain Legal Compliance and Reputation:
  Failing to meet statutory safety norms doesn’t just attract hefty fines—it can severely damage your organization’s reputation. Regular audits demonstrate your commitment to safety and social responsibility, making you a preferred choice for business partners and residents alike.
• Minimize Downtime and Surprises:
  Hidden electrical faults often lead to sudden power outages or equipment failure, disrupting operations. An audit ensures smooth, uninterrupted functioning and reduces costly, unplanned repairs.
• Peace of Mind for Everyone:
  Knowing your workplace or community is safe from electrical hazards lets people focus on what matters most—be it running a business, providing care, or enjoying time at home.

Neglecting electrical safety isn’t just a technical oversight—it’s a risk to your team, your assets, and your reputation. Proactive audits are an investment in safety, stability, and well-being.

Electrical Safety Audits must be conducted by qualified and experienced electrical engineers or licensed professionals recognized by statutory bodies. In India, the following rules and regulations typically apply:

• Central Electricity Authority (CEA) Regulations:
  As per the CEA (Measures relating to Safety and Electric Supply) Regulations, only certified engineers or approved safety auditors registered with State Electricity Regulatory Commissions are authorized to carry out electrical safety audits.
• Indian Electricity Rules, 1956 (amended):
  Rule 46 stipulates that periodic inspection and testing of electrical systems must be done by competent, government-approved professionals.
• Factories Act, 1948 and State Factory Rules:
  For industrial premises, audits and safety checks should be performed by professionals recognized by the Chief Electrical Inspector or other competent authority designated by state governments.
• National Building Code of India (NBC):
  NBC provisions highlight the importance of electrical safety inspections during the lifecycle of any building, and such inspections must be done by agencies or individuals with proper accreditation.

Bill optimization means helping your business keep electricity costs as low as possible without affecting reliability or comfort. For non-residential tariffs, we achieve this by carefully studying your bills using our smart 2T2D1PF method to uncover hidden savings and reduce waste:

• ToD (Time of Day):
  We look at how your power use changes through the day. By shifting big loads to off-peak, cheaper slots, you can see real savings.
• Tariff:
  Are you on the best tariff for your consumption pattern? We check the appropriateness of your current tariff, suggest better options if available, and guide you on the required documents and procedures to get the right tariff applied with your utility.
• Demand:
  For Demand, we study your Contract Demand, Sanctioned Load, and Recorded Demand. Adjusting your contract demand to match your actual usage prevents unnecessary penalties. If needed, we work with the utility to revise your contract demand to the optimal level, ensuring you neither overpay nor risk supply issues.
• Govt Duty:
  We assess whether you’re eligible for any Government Duty exemptions or reductions. If regulations allow, we propose actions to help you obtain concessional or incentivized duties and guide you through the process to claim them.
• Power Factor:
  Low power factor often sneaks in penalties. We analyze your bills and suggest installations (like capacitors) to improve it—so you get more out of every unit of power.

Through the 2T2D1PF method, we leave no stone unturned—studying every detail from contract demand to duty applicability—ensuring that your bills are always optimized and you’re not paying a rupee more than you should.