Audit Services

The DG Audit Service provided by our company includes various features and functions. Some of them are as follows:

• Calculation of specific fuel consumption on existing and different load conditions
• Load optimization on DG and suggest the scope of fuel saving
• DG efficiency trials
• Load bearing capacity of D.G sets
• Checking of general maintenance and suggest measures to achieve better fuel efficiency
• Power factor suggestions
• Techno- economic study of new D.G
• Solutions for adhoc problems etc Based on the audits conducted on similar kind of units we presume that the expected saving will be in tune of arounf 2-6% depending upon conditions.

We conduct Industrial and Facility Safety Audits for:

Schools, Hospitals,  Office / Facility Complexes, IT Parks, Schools, Hospitals,  Office / Facility Complexes, IT Parks, Industries,  Malls / Shopping Complexes, Multiplexes, High Rise Buildings, Public Places, Sports Stadiums, Railways’ Installations, Banks, etc..

where we we take care of following things:

• Shop floor installation check of circuit breakers

• Cable sizes cable termination

• Powerhouse installation and distribution check

• Earthing and grounding

• Capacitor's installation and many more

SAFETY AUDITS

Safety audit is a systematic approach to evaluate potential hazards and to recommend suggestions for improvement. SA is an important tool for identifying deterioration of standards, areas of risks or vulnerability, hazards and potential accidents in an Office, Facility or Plant for determining necessary action to / minimize hazards and for ensuring that the whole safety effort is effective & meaningful.

 

Since the safety Audits in India are not mandatory, at Tarit Edifice Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Safety Audits are carried out with best guidelines adopted from across World, primarily from OSHA, USA and NFPA, USA.

OUR Safety Audit Team

Our safety auditors’ team consists of competent Engineers, Fire Installation Engineers / accredited Officers and qualified officers in other fields of safety. They are well experienced in conducting similar types of audits in a variety of sites. The team member/s are familiar with all safety-related issues such as safety auditing elements, accident investigation, safety training, etc. Their abilities to interpret rules, standards, etc. and to suggest practical and cost-effective safety solutions, etc., makes them unique in the safety auditing tasks. Effective communication skills, competency, right attitude, WILL to constantly update, WILL to share information, absolute transparency, belief in teamwork and perseverance are the other necessary qualities exhibited by our safety auditors.

Safety Audit Areas

• ESA (Electrical Safety Audit)

• FSA (Fire Safety Audit)

• HVAC Safety

• Occupational Health Hazards & First Aid

• House Keeping

• Documentation on Company Policies on Safety

• Documentation on Preventive Maintenance and Practices

• Employees Awareness on Safety, Drills and Training Levels

Safety audits are carried out due to various reasons such as:

• Statutory requirement (environmental concerns, Risk Analysis for hazardous premises, etc.)

• Requirement of financial institution (for loans, etc.)

• Suggestion of an regulatory authority

• Process change / plant capacity addition
  

• Change of management (Merger / Acquisition)

• Genuine management concern as a measure of improvement

• Part of OH & S (Occupational Health & Safety) policy of the organization

• Major accident in the plant / major accident in the neighboring industry / major accident in a similar industry

• Requirement of foreign partner

In Power Quality Audits, we do detailed harmonic analysis, quantifying losses occurring due to high level of harmonics prevailing in the mill, find out the ways and means to mitigate the same in order to improve power factors in presence of harmonic polluted environment.

Some of the things, we keep in mind during the audit include:

• Waveform sinusoidally
• % THDV
• % THDI
• Crest factor
• K- factor
• VPST
• Voltage unbalance
• Voltage variation
• Current unbalance
• Neutral current
• Power factor
• Three phase k.w
• Three phase kva

A Strong Commitment to Energy Efficiency and Conservation


The Energy wing is manned by Certified energy auditors by BEE, Ministry of Power, Govt. of India.


An energy audit is an inspection, survey and analysis of energy flows in a building, process or system with the objective of understanding the energy dynamics of the system under study. Typically, an energy audit is conducted to seek opportunities to reduce the amount of energy input into the system without negatively affecting the output(s).

Object of such study in an occupied building is to reduce energy consumption while maintaining or improving human comfort, health and safety levels. Beyond simply identifying the sources of energy use, an energy audit seeks to prioritize the energy uses according to the greatest to least cost effective opportunities for energy savings.


An energy audit is a fundamental step of the energy conservation programme in any industrial plant or energy consuming facility. An energy-cum-environment audit is an analogous step of a programme aimed at conserving energy in an energy consuming facility and keeping its impacts on the environment within acceptable limits.


The energy-cum-environment audit allows a simultaneous consideration of energy and environmental aspects. As a result, it is possible to identify options to reduce the overall cost of energy as well as pollution control. Also some of the principles of energy cost reduction and pollution control are identical.


Energy audit and environment audit involve measurement of certain parameters some of which are common to both. Thus for a boiler, both would require measurement of fuel flow and air flow, CO2 in the flue gas, etc. An energy-cum-environment audit would eliminate the repetitive measurement of these common parameters.


Guidelines on Energy Audit (Simplified Version)


An energy audit is a periodic examination of an energy system to ensure that energy is being used as efficient as possible in a building. This guideline is particular written in simplified version to encourage energy self-auditing by owners or users of smaller buildings. By identifying and minimising wasted energy through an energy audit, you can achieve the following results:

• Conserve non-renewable energy resources which are gradually running out

• Protect the environment by burning less fossil fuels, e.g. by reducing power generating requirement, thus lessening carbon dioxide emissions which contribute to global warming and

• Save energy and reduce running costs.

General Energy Auditing Procedure


Collect up-to-date information for the following (Form 1):

• Building details

• Energy bills for electricity, town gas/LPG, etc. for the present and past 2 to 5 years

• Carry out a walk-through of the premises to identify obvious areas of energy wastage and opportunities for energy saving. A form with a detailed checklist is prepared to assist recording results of the survey.

• Implement energy saving opportunities identified in the survey. The opportunities could be implemented with practically no cost implication, e.g. through good housekeeping, or with some capital cost investment, e.g. retrofit fluorescent luminaries with electronic ballasts.

• A Form is prepared to assist planning of the implementation programme.