At MR Power Systems, the audit combines a review of existing documentation, an online meeting, a site visit and a summary findings report. The goal is to understand the current electrical safety status and provide a practical basis for further improvements.

The audit may include:

• Review of existing electrical documentation
• Verification of required local and corporate documentation
• Electrical Safety Plan review
• Electrical drawings and diagrams review
• Visual inspection of the electrical system
• Verification of up-to-date electrical diagrams
• Identification of installation problems
• Review of electrical safety administration
• Training and competency review
• PPE review
• Identification of other electrical safety gaps

The outcome helps organisations to:

• identify immediate electrical safety issues
• establish priorities for corrective actions
• plan long-term improvements and budgets
• avoid unnecessary or incorrectly prioritised investments
• create a structured recommendations list
• determine whether an Arc Flash Risk Assessment is required
• determine whether additional Power System Studies are needed

An Electrical Safety Audit is especially useful when there is uncertainty about the current condition of the electrical safety system — for example, whether documentation is complete, electrical diagrams are up to date, protection settings are properly documented, maintenance records are available, or employees understand the electrical hazards they may encounter.