1. As per National Crime Records Bureau of India, around 15 people die every day due
to electrical accidents ( Almost 3% total accident deaths) NFPA, USA studies reveal
electricity to be the ignition source for 22% of total fires.
ADVANCED ELECTRICAL SAFETY AUDIT
For Manufacturing plants, Hotels, Hospitals, Hazardous installations and
Commercial buildings…

2. Fire hazards in India
On an average, in India, every year, about 25,000 persons die due to
fires and related causes. Female accounts for about 66% of those
killed in fire accidents. It is estimated that about 42 females and 21
males die every day in India due to fire. According to the statistics
released by the National Crime Records Bureau, fire accounts for
about 5.9% (23,281) of the total deaths reported due to natural and
un-natural causes during the year 2012. Probably many of these
deaths could have been prevented, had we taken enough fire
protection measures.
No comprehensive data is available in India on the economic losses
suffered on account of fires. However, according to one estimate the
major losses reported by the Indian Insurance Companies in the year
2007-2008 indicate, that about 45% of the claims are due to fire
losses. According to another estimate about Rs. 1000 crores are lost
every year due to fire. Fire losses are reported both in industrial and
non-industrial premises like hospitals, commercial complexes,
educational institutions, assembly halls, hotels, residential buildings,
etc… According to Fire Risk Survey (FRS) 2013, carried out by
Pinkerton & Federation of Indian Chambers and Industry, in India, fire
accounted for 8.45% of the overall ranking of risks. FRS also revealed
that fires has been rated as the 5th highest risk in industry in 2013.
The above survey also revealed that in industry wise risk ranking, fire
take 2nd place in hospitality, 4th place in IT/ITES, Manufacturing,
Security Service Providers and 6th place in infrastructure. As far as
the leading cause for the fire is concerned, according to the survey,
the electric defaults are regarded as the major cause of fires. In
Mumbai about 75% of fire-related incidents occur because of
short circuit caused by loose wiring.
The survey also point out that during the period 2009-2012, Mumbai
fire department had attended 13,185 incidents of fire out of which
9711 were caused due to defective electric circuit. The scenario for
other major cities are also not different.

3. Advanced Electrical Safety Audit
Advanced Electrical Safety Audit – First one of its kind in India, helps
you to identify anomalies in Electrical installations which may lead
to fire hazards, electric shocks, damage to equipments and lead to
breakdown and production loss.
Advanced Electrical Safety Audit
Expert electrical scanning using Infrared thermography helps to identify
hidden risk of fire, looseness or improper termination, improper crimping,
inadequate earthing, thermal effects of harmonics, under rated or poor
quality gadgets and accessories and many other issues which may lead to fire
hazards, breakdown and energy wastage.
Electrical audit as per IEE / NEC standards helps to identify lapses in the
electrical system and assures standard operation and maintenance . This
would comply all local / Govt. standard practices and procedures to
maintain an electrical system . Essential to protect human life and assets !
Audit start 14-Dec-12
High - Needs urgent attention Medium/Low - To be corrected during planned shutdown Audit end 18-Dec-12
S.N. Image
No
Severity Action Points Responsibility Completion
date
Status Remarks
6 IR 4291 High
Chiller plant - Secondary Pump No. 1 Power contactor outgoing
R phase cable improper crimping, needs
correction at the earliest. Y phase contact also to be checked
for any loose connection
Not Started
7 IR 4293 High
Chiller plant - Condenser water Pump 1 - Y phase cable loose
connection at delta contactor, improper contact
area of OLR/ Line relay connection. Needs urgent repairs
Not Started
8 IR 4297 High
Chiller plant - Secondary Pump No.2 Starter compartment - Y
phase cable at power contactor needs re crimping.
Contactor power wiring conductor size may be improved
reducing losses and to improve reliability
Not Started
10 IR 4301 High
Secondary Pump 1- Cable termination - 3 nos power cables
improper crimping - Needs re crimping
Not Started
11 IR 4303 High
Cooling tower fan # 1 starter panel. Power contactor looping
wire size may be increased to reduce energy loss
and check tightness of termination
Not Started
12 IR 4307 High
Chiller # 3 Cable termination - Y phase cable termination may
be recrimped to improve reliability during
continuous loading. Recommended to increase cable
conductor rating to reduce energy losses
Not Started
13 IR 4309 High
Chiller # 3 Rear cable termination - Loose connection at R & Y
phases, needs immediate repair
Not Started
14 IR 4311 High
HTP Blower motor temperature profile. Belt-Pulley alignment to
be checked
Not Started
15 IR 4313 High
STP Plant Main incomer MCCB - Y & B phase cable termination,
loose connection to be repaired
Not Started
16 IR 4314 High
STP - OL 20 panel - Highlighted power contactor to be
inspected for any loose connection. Panel cable dressing
to be improved and avoid usage of temperory connections to
improve fire safety
Not Started
17 IR 4317 High
STP - B2 Exhaust fan starter panel - OLR outgoing cable
termination to be checked for any loose connection.
Power contactor termination ( bottom) also needs check up.
Power & control wiring to be dressed properly and
unwanted Fuse switch to be removed
Not Started
18 IR 4319 High
Irrigation pump Electrical panel - Temperature profile. Power
contactor coil connections may be checked for any
loose connection
Not Started
19 IR 4321 High
Boiler control panel - Boiler # 2 Loose connection at connector,
replace B phase connection and re terminate
cable
Not Started
25 IR 4339 High UPS - Loose connection at Y 4 MCB termination. Needs repairs Not Started
26 IR 4347 High
Upper basement - B 1 NGA - Incomer cable termination - Loose
connection at Y phase cable termination, needs
immediate check up and repair
Not Started
27 IR 4349 High
Upper basement B1 NGA MCC Incomer - B phase busbar -
suspected abnormality in the cable alle, check
incomer cable termination for loose connection / improper
crimping
Not Started
Thermal Imaging Audit - Trident Hotel BKC
Severity rating
Intuitive report structure ! Crystal clear analysis and reporting as per NETA /
FPA / Electrical Inspectorate standards ! Effective tracking and review
methodology etc adds value to your maintenance management programme
and ensures results.
Training, Coaching and Mentoring to Maintenance management team for
improving skills and knowledge and to strengthen systematic electrical
maintenance management activities . This assures healthiness of electrical
equipments and prevents hazards due to fire and electric shock.

4. Benefits ?
Electrical Safety Audit is examining the safety of electrical installations
of any industrial unit or organization. Electrical Safety Audit is performed
by enquiry, inspection, testing and verification. Electrical Safety Audits
are conducted by experienced professionals who assist clients in
reducing risk and help to ensure compliance with applicable Safety
Standards and Regulations
Electrical Safety Audits helps in identifying:
Electrical hazards to minimize the risk of accidents like fire due to loose
connection to short-circuiting, Areas of risk or vulnerability in electrical
systems and installations, on-compliance with the legislation and best
practices.
NO MORE FIRE RISKS
REDUCED ENERGY WASTAGE
IMPROVED ELECTRICAL SAFETY
IMPROVED LIFE OF EQUIPMENTS
IMPROVED PLANT O.E.E
IMPROVED MORALE
Infrared Thermal imaging scanning

6. contact@sustenergyfoundation.org
Want to know more details or need a quick quote ?
Please share your connected load details to
Every precaution has been taken to ensure this publication is accurate and up to date on the date it is printed. As part of its ongoing services improvement
policy. Sustenergy Foundation reserves the right to modify specifications and contents at any time. The reproduction in any format and by any means of all or
part of this publication with out prior written authorization from Sustenergy Foundation is prohibited.
90 20 09 36 36