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Electrical Safety Audit

Statutory-grade safety audits covering earthing, protection, clearances, documentation and work practices.

Electrical Safety Audit — Tajalli Tech

Audits that satisfy your insurer, your auditor and the inspectorate — with a prioritised closure roadmap, not just findings.

Statutory-grade audits to IS · IE Rules · NBC

What we provide

  • Shock & fire hazard assessment
  • Earthing & lightning protection survey
  • IR / earth-resistance measurements
  • PPE & work-practice review
  • Protection coordination review
  • Compliance documentation & closure support

Why choose Tajalli Tech for an electrical safety audit

At Tajalli Tech, we provide comprehensive statutory-grade electrical safety audits designed to satisfy the requirements of insurers, auditors and the electrical inspectorate. Our audits examine earthing integrity, protection coordination, clearances, insulation resistance, documentation and safe-work practices, assessed by engineers who routinely test switchgear and set relays, ensuring each finding is accompanied by its cause and a recommended remedy. Following the June 2026 fire in Aliganj, Lucknow, the Uttar Pradesh government is actively inspecting buildings, and our audits are structured to help you demonstrate compliance while achieving genuinely safer installations.

What you get

On completion, you receive a colour-coded Red, Amber and Green report prepared in accordance with IS 732 wiring, IS 3043 earthing and applicable statutory requirements. Each observation is supported by its measured basis, including insulation values, earth-resistance readings and protection-coordination gaps, and is accompanied by a prioritised closure roadmap identifying which items to address first.

Will the audit satisfy our insurer and the electrical inspectorate?

Yes. The report is prepared to map each finding to the statutory and IS clauses these parties rely upon. Our engineers undertake audits across Lucknow, throughout Uttar Pradesh and pan-India.

How are the Red, Amber and Green classifications defined?

Red denotes a hazard requiring immediate action, Amber an item to be addressed on a planned schedule, and Green a compliant condition. Each Red and Amber item is accompanied by a recommended closure step.

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