Risk analysis of electrical installations Prevent electrical accidents
Since 2012, as an employer, you are obliged to have a risk analysis carried out for every electrical installation in the company buildings to which personnel have access.
This applies to low-voltage and high-voltage installations. A Risk Analysis of Electrical Installations is also a mandatory document in the technical file of your electrical installation.
A risk analysis of an electrical installation provides you with an overview of potentially dangerous points in your installation. This way, you immediately know how to make your installation even safer.
In the event of an industrial accident, these documents are requested for inspection.
The complete prevention policy Electrical installations
As the owner or manager of an electrical installation, you are responsible for its safety. Indispensable tools for this include:
- the risk analysis of electrical installations
- the external influences plan
- cable calculations
- explosion zoning
- a proper electrical file
Also ensure that your employees and subcontractors are thoroughly informed via the company’s own procedures and regular training.
Good news: RelyOn takes care of all these legal obligations from A to Z.
What can you expect? Electrical installations
- Kick-off meeting
- Observation of all electrical cabinets (based on the list in the inspection report)
- Review of the extensive RelyOn checklist per cabinet
- A risk assessment using the Kinney method
- A report with findings and risks per distribution board
- Concrete recommendations to reduce risks
- A summary of the risk analysis on one A4 sheet
In short, a fully completed Risk Analysis of Electrical Installations, in compliance with the legal requirements of the Codex, the AREI/RGIE, and the code of good practice.
