A Safety Audit is a systematic evaluation of an organization's safety management systems, policies, and practices. Its primary goal is to identify potential hazards, assess compliance with safety regulations, and ensure the effectiveness of existing safety measures. By reviewing documentation, inspecting workplace conditions, and evaluating employee adherence to safety protocols, safety audits help organizations proactively mitigate risks, prevent accidents, and foster a culture of continuous safety improvement.

What is safety audit?

• To discover and identify potential hazards

• Check the safety of your workplace and equipment

• To verify that your processes are in compliance

• To verify that your employees and management are engaged in your safety programs

• To determine if you are documenting your safety and health program activities properly.

• To evaluate the adequacy of safety training and performance.

• To meet the legal requirements.

Why Are We Doing This?

Our Safety 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