Industry
Electrical industry: a risk you cannot see has to be proven on paper
Electricity makes no noise, has no smell and leaves no trace until something happens. That is why this industry comes down to two questions: has the installation been tested, and is the person working on it authorised to do so. Kraang keeps both answers ready, with a date and a name.
What makes this industry different
Four things that cannot wait in an electrical plant
Authorisation is a condition, not a formality
Only someone holding valid authorisation and competence may work on electrical installations — valid on the day of the work, not on average across the year.
Installations are tested to a plan
Electrical and lightning protection installations carry their own testing and renewal deadlines. When the report goes stale, so does the evidence for everything tied to it.
Soldering and board cleaning bring chemistry
Solder fumes and cleaning agents require extraction, workplace environment testing and respiratory protection.
Electronic waste does not go in the ordinary bin
Waste equipment, batteries and packaging carry their own records, handover to a licensed operator and annual reporting.
Obligations and where they sit
What an electrical plant keeps, and in which module
None of this is news to anyone running a plant. The difference is that on Kraang every item carries an owner, a deadline and its evidence.
Electrical installation testing
The testing plan, the report attached to the building and a renewal deadline raised before it expires.
Lightning protection
Testing and the report tied to the building, with the same warning window.
Authorisations for work on installations
Who may work live and on which installation, and until when their competence is valid.
Work permits and isolations
Work on an installation under permit, with isolation verified and the return to service recorded.
Workplace environment testing
Solder fumes, microclimate and lighting on fine assembly, renewed before they expire.
Medical examinations
Tied to the workplace — work at height and on installations bring their own examinations.
Personal protective equipment
Insulated tools and gloves, eye and respiratory protection — assignment, service life and signature.
Work equipment and instruments
Periodic inspections, a maintenance plan and a service history on the same equipment.
Cleaning and soldering chemicals
Safety data sheets and proof the employee was briefed on that substance.
Electronic waste and batteries
Records, handover to a licensed operator and annual reporting.
Contractors on site
Installation servicing and assembly — no valid authorisation and papers, no entry.
Next step
Show us your plant, not your spreadsheet
In the consultation we go through your obligations and see what carries over from your existing records and what the system runs from day one.
Consultation
Let us talk about your obligations
Tell us which domains are choking you — safety, environment, the fleet, or all of it at once. In the consultation we walk through your actual processes and show what Kraang takes off your desk.
- No obligation — first we understand your process
- You enable only the domains you need
- Migration from existing spreadsheets and your old system
- Cloud, dedicated database or an installation inside your infrastructure