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Electrical Safety Audit Checklist

This electrical safety audit checklist is used to evaluate compliance with safety requirements for electrical equipment and systems. It contains questions about documentation like one-line diagrams and coordination studies being available and up to date. It also addresses safety practices like proper equipment labeling, training requirements for workers, lockout/tagout procedures, protective equipment calibration, and compliance with maintenance and testing standards. The overall goal is to assess conformance with electrical safety standards and identify any non-compliant equipment or unsafe work practices.

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Electrical Safety Audit Checklist

This electrical safety audit checklist is used to evaluate compliance with safety requirements for electrical equipment and systems. It contains questions about documentation like one-line diagrams and coordination studies being available and up to date. It also addresses safety practices like proper equipment labeling, training requirements for workers, lockout/tagout procedures, protective equipment calibration, and compliance with maintenance and testing standards. The overall goal is to assess conformance with electrical safety standards and identify any non-compliant equipment or unsafe work practices.

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ELECTRICAL SAFETY AUDIT CHECKLIST

COMPLETED BY:_________________________________ DATE:_____________________________


TASK/LOCATION:_________________________________________________________________________

Safety Audit Requirement Yes No


One-line diagram exists
One-line diagram is legible
One-line diagram is correct
All persons who operate the power system have easy access to the current one-
line diagrams
Equipment is labeled correctly, legibly, and in accordance with the one-line
diagram
Persons who operate/maintain electrical equipment are trained for the voltage-
class equipment they operate/maintain
Working with de-energized equipment procedures exist and are followed
Working with live equipment procedures exist and are followed
Equipment is grounded properly
Safety grounding equipment, PPE, and working tools (i.e., hot sticks, voltage
testers) have been calibrated and tested
Ground system is tested periodically
Electrical equipment is free from corrosion
Proper maintenance practices are followed, especially for fault-protection
equipment
Recent (less than five years old) coordination study exists, and overcurrent
devices are calibrated to the setting recommended
Up-to-date arc-flash hazard assessment is complete, equipment is labeled, and
employees are aware of the hazard
Power system is resistance grounded
Written switching orders are reviewed and used

Notes:

3160 Chestnut Street, Suite 400, Philadelphia, PA 19104


Tel. 215.898-4453. Fax 215.898-0140. www.ehrs.upenn.edu

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