Hse-Safety-Audits

HSE/Safety Audits

Over the period of time, deficiencies may creep in the HSE systems and procedures and employees may start ignoring them. Periodic HSE/Safety audits are an integral part of any HSE management system.

Indian Industrial Training Institute helps industry and businesses in monitoring their HSE management systems and procedures and their appropriateness and effectiveness by conducting HSE/Safety audits of almost all kinds of assets and facilities including Oil & gas installations (offshore & onshore) Chemical process plants Cross country pipelines Storage terminals/depots of hazardous chemicals Engineering factories Construction project sites Warehouses Office buildings, malls and commercial complexes Retail outlets including Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)/petrol/diesel dispensing stations

Indian Industrial Training Institute offers various types of HSE/Safety audits depending on the nature of industry/occupancy, extent of scope of work and purpose of the audit such as

• Plant Safety Audit
• Electrical Safety Audit
• Fire Safety Audit
• HSE Legal Compliance Audit
• Construction Safety Audit
• HSE Evaluation of Sub- Contractors
• Process Safety Audit
• Environmental Audit

Indian Industrial Training Institute HSE audits are often conducted by multidisciplinary teams comprising of experts from various disciplines including safety, fire protection, industrial hygiene, environment, electrical, mechanical, chemical, construction, etc.

Indian Industrial Training Institute HSE auditors use extensive audit criteria which cover Applicable HSE related laws Relevant HSE related standards and codes of practice including Indian Standard (IS), advance Organisation for Standardisation (ISO), Oil Industry Safety Directorate (OISD), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), American Petroleum Institute (API), American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), etc. Client specifications Good industry practices

Indian Industrial Training Institute HSE/Safety audit services aim at Identifying strengths and weaknesses in the HSE management systems and procedures Suggesting corrective actions to restore their integrity and effectiveness Ensuring the continual improvement in HSE/Safety performance Improving compliance with HSE related regulatory requirements