ELECTRICITY AT WORK REGULATIONS AUDITS
ELECTRICITY AT WORK REGULATIONS AUDITS
Electricity at Work Regulations Audits
Exeltech LTD offers EAWR site audits to help you understand the regulations and advise you on how to ensure compliance.
Our engineers conduct a thorough review of the physical state of the installation, and the relevant documentation records — Ensuring electrical distribution equipment as required by the EAWR is covered.
The audit report then details what needs to be done to achieve compliance.
Exeltech LTD carries out audits on new installations, existing buildings, and plant modifications.
An independent assessment by a competent body offers additional assurance to your company. It’s a statement of how effective your current practices are. And it gives you time to get your house in order. Unfortunately, that’s something you wouldn’t necessarily get after a surprise visit from the HSE.
Exeltech Ltd’s Engineers are all trained by the HSE’s Specialist, Electrical Inspectors with extensive industry experience including giving guidance to duty holders, experience with serious incident investigations, and taking enforcement action.
This has given Exeltech Ltd’d Engineers a practical understanding of what HSE inspectors are looking for in the control of electrical safety risks, including the effectiveness of appropriate controls.
An independent assessment by a competent body offers additional assurance to your company. It’s a statement of how effective your current practices are. And it gives you time to get your house in order. Unfortunately, that’s something you wouldn’t necessarily get after a surprise visit from the HSE.
Exeltech Ltd’s Engineers are all trained by the HSE’s Specialist, Electrical Inspectors with extensive industry experience including giving guidance to duty holders, experience with serious incident investigations, and taking enforcement action.
This has given Exeltech Ltd’d Engineers a practical understanding of what HSE inspectors are looking for in the control of electrical safety risks, including the effectiveness of appropriate controls.
This has given Exeltech Ltd’d Engineers a practical understanding of what HSE inspectors are looking for in the control of electrical safety risks, including the effectiveness of appropriate controls.
This gives us a thorough understanding of:
- Relevant legislation, guidance and industry best practice; principles of enforcement, recent case law examples.
- High-risk and priority issues an HSE inspector will focus on in general electrical safety.
- Managing electrical distribution networks and controlling risks to third parties; legislation/guidance.
- How to reflect on and plan for, any necessary improvements in the control of risks associated with electricity, in the event an HSE inspector calls.
- Electrical safety issues that are likely to trigger enforcement action.
- What happens when things go wrong? (We have an insight into the investigation progress and attributes needed to assist with the process)
- To identify possible systems (policies, procedures and people issues) that help you better manage electrical safety.
This has given Exeltech Ltd’d Engineers a practical understanding of what HSE inspectors are looking for in the control of electrical safety risks, including the effectiveness of appropriate controls.
This gives us a thorough understanding of:
- Relevant legislation, guidance and industry best practice; principles of enforcement, recent case law examples.
- High-risk and priority issues an HSE inspector will focus on in general electrical safety.
- Managing electrical distribution networks and controlling risks to third parties; legislation/guidance.
- How to reflect on and plan for, any necessary improvements in the control of risks associated with electricity, in the event an HSE inspector calls.
- Electrical safety issues that are likely to trigger enforcement action.
- What happens when things go wrong? (We have an insight into the investigation progress and attributes needed to assist with the process)
- To identify possible systems (policies, procedures and people issues) that help you better manage electrical safety.