Poorly maintained electrical equipment within a building increases the likelihood of fire. It is important to ensure you do regular checks to ensure the safety of your business and your people.
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Are there any electrical broken sockets, plug, wires or switches?
Are there any leads on the floor or in any thoroughfare that present as a potential trip hazard?
Are leads kept away from sources of damage (e.g. water, heat, vehicles, trolleys etc.)?
Do electrical leads have current test tags?
When was the last inspection by a qualified electrician held?
Are there any flicking or broken light fittings or globes?
Are light fittings clean and in good condition?
Is there adequate separation between the storage and sprinkler heads, where installed and/or light fittings of at least one metre?
Danial Cummins
Retail Electrical Inspection by Mitti
Poorly maintained electrical equipment within a building increases the likelihood of fire. It is important to ensure you do regular checks to ensure the safety of your business and your people.
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