PRAM verification involves periodic inspection of grounding sockets and lightning conductors. To achieve this, the following measurements are performed:

• Insulation resistance;
• Loop impedance;
• Short-circuit current;
• Ground socket dispersion resistance;
• Grounding strip continuity;
• Inspection of protective devices and differential circuit breakers.

To ensure the safety of your employees who operate or use electrical equipment, you must periodically inspect the electrical installation, and for this purpose, you should rely on professionals. Failure to adhere to the inspection schedule can increase the risk of fire or workplace accidents.

The Health Safety & Security Consulting team conducts PRAM inspections, during which we assess the condition of the installation to intervene if repairs are needed, thus preventing accidents resulting from defects.

Occupational safety and health regulations are mandatory by law, and non-compliance and accidents due to electrocution constitute an offense punishable under this law.

PRAM verification includes the following:

• Measurement conditions;
• Type of instrument used for measurements;
• Name of the performer and location of the measurements, information required for authorities' checks;
• Copy of the metrological certificate of the measurement device used;
• Copy of the ANRE (National Regulatory Authority for Energy) authorization (which allows the issuer to issue the PRAM bulletin).

ATTENTION! Current legislation requires periodic verification of electrical installations. Failure to comply with this schedule represents a significant risk of fire or accidents.