An Electrical Safety Audit (ESA) identifies potential electrical hazards, ensures compliance with applicable standards (like IS, NBC, and CEA regulations), and assesses the effectiveness of existing electrical safety measures. It is essential for industries, commercial complexes, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities to prevent electrical fires, equipment damage, and downtime.

An Energy Audit evaluates how energy is being used in a facility and identifies areas where it can be conserved without compromising performance. It involves a detailed analysis of power consumption patterns, efficiency of electrical systems, and recommendations for cost-effective energy-saving measures. The audit helps reduce energy bills, improve operational efficiency, and lower your environmental footprint.

Electrical Safety Audits should be conducted annually or whenever there are significant changes to the electrical system or facility layout. Energy Audits are typically recommended every 2–3 years, depending on the energy consumption level and operational complexity. Regular audits ensure sustained compliance, safety, and energy efficiency improvements.