SAFETY AUDITS

NSC is pioneer in carrying out Safety Audits for industries and other institutions since
decades. NSC audit report offers a comprehensive guidance in improvement on health,
safety and environmental issues for industries on viz. petrochemicals, chemicals,
cement, power sectors, fertilizer, insecticide, pharmaceuticals, paper and also for
engineering firms, construction sites, hotel, hospital, co-operative society buildings,
schools, office premises, etc.
Safety Audit is carried out by experts in the respective fields who examine management
system, facilities and activities of the organization on safety aspects assess the
prevailing hazards, the level of prevention, protection and emergency management
preparedness and subsequently prepare a recommendation to upgrade safety inputs to
avert mishaps and limit consequences.
The objective of safety audit is to:
Verify compliance with established standards (regulations, internal policies and
industry wise standards of practice)
Identify deviation from designed and planned operating and maintenance procedure
and standards.
Identify conditions or operating procedures that could lead to an accident and
significant losses to life or property.

General Safety Audit

The General Safety Audit encompasses almost all aspects of safety namely the Safety
Management System, Electrical Safety, Fire Safety, Mechanical Safety, Maintenance,
Physical & Chemical and construction safety
Fire Safety Audit

As per record of Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, around 20,000
people die every year till date due to fire incident only. Fire in any occupancy has
potential to cause severe damages to both life and property.
Electrical Safety Audit

Over 40% fire accidents happen due to fault in electric circuits, connections and always
electrical system is a threat to safety of people and their property in the form of shocks,
burns, injury, fire and explosion which cause damage to expensive communication
equipment, loss of data, fire in cable gallery, etc.
Construction Safety Audit

Being temporary phase in nature, the construction sectors are the most vulnerable phase
of industries or businesses involving large temporary worker force and involving
maximum number of accidents.