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An ISO Audit is the systematic process of collecting and evaluating information about an organization's processes to determine their level of compliance with the standard they are being audited against. . It is an appraisal of the efficiency and effectiveness within certain departments or the organization.

Indoor air quality (IAQ) is the air quality within and around buildings and structures. . IAQ can be affected by gases (including carbon monoxide, radon, volatile organic compounds), particulates, microbial contaminants (mold, bacteria), or any mass or energy stressor that can induce adverse health conditions.

A safety audit is a structured process whereby information is collected relating to the efficiency, effectiveness, and reliability of a company's total health and safety management system. . They are routinely conducted in order to determine whether the company is in compliance with safety legislation

Dynamic balancing, simply put, is a method through which we balance the moving parts of a machine, or piece of industrial machinery. To do this, we rotate these parts at high speeds. When we do this we are able to gain a measurement of the imbalance within each individual rotating component.

Organization are required to perform internal audits to maintain ISO requirements, which includes assessing the effectiveness of your management system and overall performanceand managed on an annual basis.Management typically should ensure the audits are done correctly and effectively without errors. Planning the audit schedule, process and a checklist of items to be reviewed and shared with management with follow up procedures result in meeting customers expectations and ISO compliance.

This service is aimed at power utilities (transmission, distribution and generation), electrical engineering companies and any company that owns industrial electrical equipment that needs to be validated during commissioning, before start-up, or once in service, whether for regular or statutory inspections.

Condition monitoring (CM) is a maintenance approachthat predicts machine health and safety through the combination of machine sensor data that measures vibration and other parameters (in real-time) with state-of-the-art machine monitoring software. This approach enablesplant maintenance technicians to remotely monitor the health of each individual piece of machinery and also offers a holistic, plant-wide view of mechanical operations.Condition monitoring software sends an alert whenever a change is detected in machine health, enabling your maintenance technicians to immediately assess the situation and determine if corrective action is required.

Energy audit servicesrequires to identify measures those are ignored in the plant and units. It assesses the effectiveness of structure for controlling energy use and implementing changes. The energy audit report establishes the needs for energy metering and monitoring in units. The energy audit also list down the action plansto implement and sets the preliminary budget for the energy efficiency program

With state of the art monitoring equipment, such as vibration spectrum monitoring and industrial vibration analysis, you can identify characteristic vibration signatures, track changes over time, and predict when key components need replacing. Without the panic of quality problems or overdue orders there is time to source the new parts, plan their installation, and work around production schedules.

The general safety audit encompasses almost all aspects of safety namely the Safety Management System, Health Safety Environment (HSE), Electrical Safety, Fire Safety etc. A safety audit report offers a comprehensive guidance in improvement on various aspects of operations and could be electrical safety, fire safety.

Ship uptime depends on the availability of on-board machinery. Finding ways to assess the condition of auxiliary machinery without having to disassemble the equipment can be a game-changer when it comes to operational efficiency. The Marine Condition Monitoring Kit and the Marine Condition Monitoring Route Kit are designed as cost-effective steps toward condition-based maintenance to optimize your ships operations. They are intended to simplify maintenance and reduce maintenance costs and are designed to be easily set-up and operated.

Check the real-time air pollution level with Prana Airs smart, accurate & low-cost air quality monitors for indoor & outdoor pollution monitoring PM2.5, PM10, CO, CO2, O3, NO2, SO2, HCHO, TVOCs, etc.

Infrared thermography is the process of using a thermal imager to detect radiation (heat) coming from an object, converting it to temperature and displaying an image of the temperature distribution. Images of the detected temperature distribution are called thermograms, and they make it possible to see heat-producing objects invisible to the naked eye. It's widley-used in predictive maintenance and condition monitoring.

Thickness measuring is essential across many industries to monitor corrosion, erosion and damage. Ultrasonic thickness measurement (UTM) is commonly used and the method can be applied to a wide range of structures and components that includes ship hulls, piping, pressure vessels and structural steel. Detection of metal loss caused by corrosion, erosion or damage is vital to ensure the continued safety and operation of the inspected item/structure. It can also help determine if repair work or replacement is needed or if the item/structure should be retired. Ultrasonic thickness measurement data gives customers the necessary information required to determine if the tested item has the adequate metal thickness for which it was designed.

Condition based Diagnostics or Predictive Diagnostics is a proactive approach that uses extensively to solve unplanned downtime of vessels due to equipment failure that eventually result substantial cost savings for Ship Managers andOperators. Based on the data captured from the vessel we bring in Condition Monitoring through advanced technologies for relevant diagnostics, downtime analysis, failure mode and predictive maintenance

Earth pit testing is a very essential process to ensure whether our earthing system is working properly or not. This test must be done time to time or at least twice a year. Earth pit testing includes the following tests:- 1) Soil Resistivity Test:-This test is done to analyse the resistivity value of the soil by an instrument known as Megger. We can do artificial treatment of the soil if the resistivity found is too high 2) Earthing Resistance Test-This test is mainly done to find the resistivity value of the soil after the earth electrode is installed. This test important to ensure the proper working of the earthing electrode. This test is also done by the Megger with the help of two spikes.It is imperative to sporadically & periodically inspect & examine the performance of your earthing equipments along with all other linked mechanisms to be certain & convinced of any apprehensive performance disputes. Due to quite a few conservational, environmental and upsurge of load by supplementary resources, insufficiency of an suitable upkeep means may directly influence the performance of services predictable to acquire from such precarious installation which entails to be reviewed intermittently to certify infrastructure & human protection.