A safety audit of mechanical and electrical systems is a structured evaluation process that ensures compliance with established safety standards, identifies potential hazards, and promotes a culture of continuous improvement. The main components of such an audit are designed to systematically review policies, procedures, equipment conditions, and workforce practices to minimize risks and prevent accidents. In the context of mechanical and electrical safety management, these audits cover several critical areas. The first component is documentation review, which involves examining safety policies, maintenance records, standard operating procedures, and training logs. Proper documentation serves as evidence of compliance with safety regulations and helps in identifying gaps between written procedures and actual practices. Reviewing records of inspections, permits, and accident reports provides insights into recurring issues and areas that require corrective actions. The second component is physical inspection