NR-10 inspection
The on-site inspection of the electrical installations, with the report and action plan NR-10 requires.
Why it is mandatory
NR-10 requires electrical installations to be inspected and the inspection to produce a report with an action plan and a schedule for corrective work (item 10.7.11 of the new text). The inspection shows labour inspectors that the company knows its risks and is dealing with them.
NR-10 (Safety in electrical installations and services) is backed by arts. 179–181 of the CLT. It was rewritten by MTE Ordinance No. 737/2026, published on 1 June 2026, which takes effect on 1 June 2027. Until then, the previous text applies.
What we check
- control measures and collective protection in the installations;
- condition of panels, barriers, enclosures, signage and access;
- earthing and equipotential bonding;
- procedures, work permits, training and authorisation of workers;
- documentation and dossier.
What you receive
- inspection report with photos and standard reference for each point;
- prioritised action plan and schedule;
- ART registered with CREA.
Who signs
Dario Cini, electrical engineer and occupational safety engineer, graduated from the University of Caxias do Sul, with more than 10 years of work in the industry of Rio Grande do Sul.
Professional registration: CREA-RS 211.450 (public check on the CREA-RS website).
Company: Cini Engenharia, CNPJ 25.268.313/0001-56 (check with the Brazilian Federal Revenue).
Every job is delivered with an ART, the registration of technical responsibility at CREA required by Law 6.496/1977: the name of the engineer in charge stays tied to the document.
Let us talk about your plant in Brazil
Tell us what you need: we reply with a written proposal covering scope, schedule and cost, before any site visit.