An EHS Audit (Environmental, Health & Safety Audit) is a systematic review of an organization’s processes, facilities, and practices to ensure compliance with environmental laws, occupational health standards, and workplace safety regulations. It evaluates aspects like pollution control, waste management, occupational health risks, fire and electrical safety, use of protective equipment, and emergency preparedness. The main purpose is to identify hazards, assess risks, check regulatory compliance, and recommend corrective measures that help organizations minimize accidents, protect workers’ health, and reduce environmental impacts while fostering a safe and sustainable workplace.

What is EHS audit?

• To ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

• To identify hazards, risks and unsafe practices.

• To prevent accidents, injuries, and health issues at the workplace.

• To control environmental impacts like pollutions and waste.

• To enhance emergency preparedness and response.

• To build trust with stakeholders, clients, and authorities.

• To promote a culture of safety, heath, and sustainability.

Why Are We Doing This?

Our EHS Audit

Third Party Safety Audit(IS:14489)

A Third Party Safety Audit conducted under IS 14489:1998 is a systematic, independent evaluation of an organization's Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) systems.

A Process Safety Audit is a systematic and comprehensive evaluation of an organization's process safety management (PSM) systems, particularly those handling hazardous chemicals or complex industrial processes.

Process Safety Audit

An Electrical Safety Audit is a detailed inspection and assessment of electrical installations, systems, and equipment to ensure they comply with safety regulations and best practices.

Electrical Safety Audit

A fire safety audit is a systematic assessment of a building or facility to evaluate its fire risks and ensure compliance with fire safety regulations.

Fire Safety Audit