Auditing Services

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A "fire safety audit" is a thorough evaluation of a building's fire safety measures and practices, where a qualified professional assesses potential fire risks, examines the effectiveness of fire protection systems and equipment, and recommends improvements to minimize the chance of fire incidents, all conducted according to the standards set by the National Building Code.  • Identify fire hazards within a building and ensure that necessary fire safety measures are in place and functioning properly. • This includes evaluating fire exits, fire alarm systems, fire extinguishers, sprinkler systems, building layout, electrical wiring, storage practices, and employee fire safety training. • The audit will be conducted based on the guidelines laid out in the National Building Code (NBC) which specifies fire safety requirements for different types of buildings. • The auditor provides detailed recommendations for necessary improvements to address any identified fire safety deficiencies.

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We are leaders in providing the finest spectrum of Commercial Thermography Service that are widely acclaimed in the industry. Rendered by professionals with years of expertise in this industry, these services are furnished in a way that they are able to attain optimum quotients of satisfaction for our clients. Apart from all this, our Thermography services are popular in markets, owing to their cost-effective rates and accuracy.

Why Thermography Is Essential?
There are several risks associated with Electrical Equipment failure, some more serious than others. Equipment failures can be quite costly affair resulting in repairs and work stoppages. But there are physical risks involved too.

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) estimates that around ten percent of all fires that occur in manufacturing facilities are related to Electrical System failures. Furthermore, component and connection failures can expose employees to live electrical circuits, putting them at risk of serious injury or death from electrocution.

Below mentioned a few additional signs that you might be in need of a Thermographic Scan: 

• You've noticed an increase in energy consumption without an increase in equipment use
• You've noticed equipment slowdowns
• You've experienced unexplained power surges
• The lights dim when your equipment is started
• Your equipment is running hotter than usual
• You have added equipment or made repairs which increased electrical demand