Electrical auditing and compliance in Kenya and across Africa
For safety officers and owners who need to know their installation is safe and compliant.
Electrical faults cause fires, injuries and downtime. An electrical audit finds hazards, overloaded circuits and compliance gaps before they cause harm.
You receive a clear report with photographs, risk ratings and a prioritised remedial plan, and we can carry out the fixes if you choose.
What you get
- A documented view of your installation's condition
- Hazards ranked by risk so you fix the most serious first
- Evidence for insurers, landlords and safety inspections
- Fewer unexpected failures and fire risks
Electrical auditing services
Electrical safety audits
An electrical safety audit inspects and tests your installation to find hazards: damaged cables, overloaded circuits, poor earthing, missing protection and unsafe practices..
Read about electrical safety auditsCompliance inspections
Employers in Kenya have workplace safety duties under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, 2007.
Read about compliance inspectionsThermographic inspection
A thermal camera shows hot spots in panels, switchgear and connections that the eye cannot see.
Read about thermographic inspectionAudit reports and remedial plans
An audit is only useful if people can act on it.
Read about audit reports and remedial plans
Guides
Common questions
How much does an electrical audit cost?
It depends on the size and complexity of the site. We quote after an initial discussion and, where needed, a short site visit.
Will the audit shut down our operations?
Most inspection is done live. Tests that need isolation are planned with you in advance.
Which standards do you inspect against?
We confirm the applicable regulations and standards for your type of premises at the start of each inspection.
Do panels need to be switched off?
No. Thermography is done with equipment running under normal load, following safe working procedures.
Is the report suitable for our board or insurer?
Yes. The summary is written for managers; the detailed findings are written for technical staff.
Tell us what you need to fix
Describe your site and the problem. An engineer reviews every request and replies with next steps, usually starting with a site assessment.