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Introduction

Chola MS are Pioneers in the field of Electrical Safety in India, inception of the team in 1994. We have a team with more than 200 years of combined experience across different industrial sectors. We have Expertise in Verification of Electrical Systems in order to achieve safe, reliable and fit to work. Our expertise will enable you to achieve safety, statutory compliance with maximum output. With two decades of Experience and over 8000 consulting projects. We are able to offer best in class, customized services to organizations towards optimize their EHS performance, and to set new benchmarks in safety Performance. Our key strategy is to develop a safety ranking and scoring system with respect to electrical safety.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Industrial electrical safety refers to the practices and standards designed to protect workers from electrical hazards such as shocks, burns, arc flashes, and electrocution in industrial settings. It includes safe design, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems.
Electrical safety awareness involves educating workers about the risks of electricity and how to prevent accidents through safe practices, proper equipment handling, and adherence to safety guidelines.
Electrical safety precautions include turning off the power before working on electrical systems, using insulated tools, wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), maintaining safe distances from electrical hazards, and regularly inspecting equipment.
Electrical safety testing includes insulation resistance testing, earth continuity testing, high-potential (hipot) testing, leakage current testing, ground resistance testing and visual inspections. These tests ensure the safety and reliability of electrical systems.
An electrical risk assessment evaluates potential hazards associated with electrical systems and identifies appropriate control measures to reduce the risk of electrical incidents. It involves assessing the likelihood and severity of risks like shocks, fires, and arc flashes.