Netgear GS728TP - POE Faults Again on Four Switches

My company provides IT support and management for multiple clients.  One of the clients in particular has a robust setup of 11 switches across five buildings.  They all consist of Netgear 728TP and Netgear 752TP switches.

In the past this client has always had the POE error "Other Fault" on one or two switches in the MDF.  It would happen about once a year after a storm and we would replace the switch.  The company thought it was cheaper to just get a new switch every time it occurred compared to the expenses of re-wiring the building (if that is the cause).  Needless to say I get nervous when a storm rolls though.  It has been about two years since one of these errors has appeared thankfully.

This past Thursday was the worst day ever for this company.  A small storm that lasted ten minutes did damage to the building with over half of the users down.  I ended up replacing 4 of the 11 switches as they had POE Other Fault on them.  

• 2 MDF (Main Building): Netgear GS752TP [SW70] and Netgear GS728TP [SW72] 
• 1 Building A: Netgear GS728TP [SW76] - SW76-24 is a copper jumper to SW72-04
• 1 Building B: Netgear GS728TP [SW75] - SW75-21/22 (LAG) is a copper jumper to SW72-21/22 (LAG)

While I did replace them and it worked over the weekend, I have came in this morning to discover that all four are showing Other Fault again.  I am having a feelings of defeat today as my mind will think that it will happen again when I replace them.

My question comes to this: Is there anyway to check a log to determine if a specific port is causing this issue?

This problem has existed for a while as we feel the wiring is probably touching a part of the metal building.  We just haven't found a way to find the root cause.

Also if anyone has any advice for me on the subject it is welcome.  I can give more info as needed.  Thanks for reading!