Thermographic surveys use calibrated infrared cameras to detect hot spots, loose connections, overloaded circuits, and failing components before they cause fires or outages. Detailed reports with thermal images, temperature differentials, and severity classifications are issued in line with IEC 60270 and NFPA 70B guidelines, with prioritised corrective actions.

Electrical panel inspections combine visual assessment, IR thermography, insulation resistance measurement, breaker trip testing, and labelling verification against IEC 60364, DEWA, and ADDC regulations. A comprehensive report with risk-rated findings and remediation recommendations keeps distribution systems safe and fully compliant.

Building electrical inspections assess the complete fixed wiring installation — including distribution boards, wiring integrity, earthing continuity, and RCD protection — against UAE DEWA wiring regulations and IEC 60364. A formal inspection report confirms suitability for continued safe use or identifies remedial work required to restore compliance.

Portable appliance testing (PAT) combines visual checks with electrical measurements — earth continuity, insulation resistance, and functional testing — to confirm each appliance is safe per IET Code of Practice and UAE DEWA guidelines. Regular PAT cycles reduce fire and electric shock risks while providing documented evidence of duty-of-care compliance for audit purposes.

Construction power tool inspections cover physical damage, cable integrity, guard condition, and PAT testing including earth continuity and insulation resistance per IEC 60745 and site safety regulations. Tested tools receive dated inspection tags, ensuring only verified and safe equipment remains in service on site.

Grocery store appliance inspections include visual assessments, PAT testing, and functional checks on refrigeration, food preparation, and general electrical appliances in compliance with IEC 60335 and DEWA regulations. Regular inspection protects staff and customers from electrical hazards and helps retail operators maintain their regulatory obligations.

Hotel appliance inspections cover guest room, kitchen, laundry, and back-of-house equipment, combining visual checks, insulation resistance measurements, and earth continuity testing against IEC 60335 and hospitality safety standards. Inspection certificates support compliance with Dubai Tourism and Dubai Municipality requirements, protecting guests, staff, and assets.

Household appliance inspections assess wiring integrity, plug condition, earth continuity, insulation resistance, and functional safety of domestic equipment in line with IEC 60335. Identifying faulty appliances reduces risks of electric shock, fire, and electrocution, ensuring a consistently safe living environment for all occupants.

Industrial portable appliance inspections combine visual examination and rigorous electrical testing — earth bond, insulation resistance, and flash testing — for equipment used in demanding workshop environments per IET Code of Practice and IEC 60745. Regular testing identifies wear-related degradation before it causes a reportable electrical incident or lost-time injury.

Office appliance inspections apply systematic PAT testing and visual checks to IT equipment, printers, desk fans, and kitchen appliances in compliance with IET Code of Practice and insurance requirements. Individual pass/fail records and inspection tags provide audit-ready documentation for facility managers and health and safety officers.

Miscellaneous portable appliance inspections apply IET Code of Practice protocols — visual checks, earth continuity, insulation resistance, and functional testing — to any electrical equipment not covered by standard categories. Comprehensive records ensure all appliances across a facility are accounted for, tested, and certified as safe.

Other electrical system inspections cover a broad range of fixed and portable assets not classified elsewhere, applying IEC 60364, BS 7671, and DEWA regulations throughout. Visual checks, test measurements, and functional assessments are documented with a corrective action plan wherever deficiencies or non-compliances are identified.

RCD, ELCB, RCCB, and RCBO inspections use calibrated test instruments to verify trip times and operating sensitivity in compliance with IEC 61008, IEC 61009, and DEWA wiring regulations. Devices that fail to operate within the specified time or at the correct sensitivity threshold are flagged for immediate replacement to maintain protection against electric shock.

Earthing system inspections measure earth electrode resistance, bonding conductor continuity, and protective conductor integrity using calibrated instruments per IEC 62305, IEC 60364-5-54, and DEWA regulations. A low-resistance earth path is critical to safely dissipating fault current and protecting persons from electric shock in the event of insulation failure.

Jacuzzi and spa electrical inspections verify equipotential bonding, GFCI/RCD protection, pump motor insulation, and waterproof fitting condition per IEC 60364-7-702 and Dubai Municipality requirements. Regular inspections protect users from electrocution hazards in wet environments and confirm the installation remains compliant with current safety standards.

Lightning protection system inspections assess air termination networks, down conductors, earth electrode systems, bonding connections, and surge protection devices per IEC 62305 and UAE FM Global standards. Measured earth resistance values, continuity test results, and photographic evidence are compiled into a detailed report with prioritised corrective actions.

High-potential (Hi-Pot) testing applies an elevated AC or DC voltage across cable insulation to verify integrity and identify weaknesses that could lead to in-service breakdown or arc flash, per IEC 60502 and IEEE 400 standards. Results are benchmarked against factory acceptance criteria and trended over time to track insulation degradation.

Power cable insulation resistance testing uses calibrated megohmeters to measure resistance across phases and to earth, identifying moisture ingress, ageing, or mechanical damage before it causes a fault or outage per IEC 60502 and DEWA connection requirements. Trended measurement data helps predict remaining insulation life and plan proactive cable replacement.

Sauna electrical inspections verify heater controls, thermal limiting devices, wiring integrity within the high-temperature zone, and RCD protection per IEC 60364-7-703 and Dubai Municipality requirements. Regular inspections ensure all safety cut-outs function correctly and that the installation remains safe for bathers under both normal and fault conditions.

Water feature electrical inspections assess pump motors, underwater luminaires, GFCI/RCD protection, equipotential bonding, and control systems against IEC 60364-7-702 and Dubai Municipality safety requirements. Inspections confirm all electrical components in or near water are correctly installed to provide effective protection against electric shock for users and maintenance personnel.