An audit is a systematic examination or review of something, typically financial records, operational processes, or systems, to verify accuracy, compliance, or effectiveness. It involves evaluating the reliability and integrity of information, assessing adherence to policies and procedures, identifying areas for improvement, and ensuring accountability. Audits can be conducted by internal teams within an organization or by external parties such as independent auditors or regulatory bodies. The goal of an audit is to provide assurance that the subject being audited is operating efficiently, effectively, and in accordance with applicable standards or regulations.
A safety audit is a structured process of evaluating an organization's safety management systems, procedures, and practices to ensure they are effectively implemented and compliant with safety regulations and standards.
A fire safety audit is a systematic evaluation of a building or facility to assess its fire safety measures, protocols, and readiness to handle fire emergencies effectively.
Electrical safety encompasses practices and protocols aimed at preventing hazards associated with the use of electricity. It focuses on minimizing the risks of electric shock, electrical fires, and other potential dangers that can arise from the use of electrical equipment and systems.