Polycab & CNBC-TV18 Present: Infra Safety – Powering India’s Electrical Future Podcast featuring Puneet Bhatnagar, Director, Tech Four Engineering

How is electrical safety quietly powering India’s infrastructure revolution?

In this exclusive vodcast, Polycab and CNBC-TV18 bring you a compelling conversation on one of the most critical — yet often under-discussed — aspects of infrastructure development: electrical safety. As India accelerates its infra push across airports, smart cities, hospitals, hotels, and industrial zones, safety cannot remain an afterthought.

Hosted by Griha Atul, this episode features Puneet Bhatnagar, Director at Tech Four Engineering, a leading MEPF consulting firm with a footprint across aviation, pharmaceuticals, hospitality, and more. Drawing on decades of on-the-ground experience, Bhatnagar shares how safety-first thinking is being integrated into the DNA of India’s infrastructure landscape.

From high-capacity marketplaces like the Indian International Horticulture Market to five-star hotel developments and pharma-grade facilities, Bhatnagar explains the intricate balance between safety, sustainability, performance, and compliance. The conversation highlights how modern infrastructure must account for not just present needs but also future-proofing, with safety as the cornerstone.

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In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why electrical safety must be embedded from the design stage through execution and operations

• The increasing use of BIM and Digital Twin technologies to identify safety gaps early

• How Polycab’s green wires, certified components, and rigorous testing protocols are setting new benchmarks in quality and compliance

• The role of third-party commissioning, predictive maintenance, and redundancy systems in enhancing safety and uptime

• Why revised safety codes like NBC 2025 and NEC 2023 are shaping the future of electrical design

Bhatnagar also addresses some of the most pressing challenges:

• How legacy infrastructure can be retrofitted to meet modern safety standards

• The need for regular electrical audits and certification checks

• The importance of educating all stakeholders — from architects to contractors to end users — on safety best practices

At a time when India is investing heavily in smart and sustainable infrastructure, this conversation is a timely reminder that innovation must go hand-in-hand with safety. Whether you’re a builder, consultant, policymaker, or project manager, this podcast offers practical insights into how electrical safety can be a game-changer — not just for compliance, but for performance, reliability, and longevity.