Everything below can stand alone — but they work best together as a scheduled TEGG preventive maintenance program with one report and one point of contact.
The flagship program: scheduled energized and de-energized testing of your whole electrical distribution system, with prioritized findings and documented history.
Thermal imaging of panels, switchgear, and connections under load — loose, corroded, and overloaded components show up as heat long before they fail.
Incident energy analysis and equipment labeling so your people know the hazard — and the PPE — before they open a panel. A core NFPA 70E requirement.
Recording and analysis of what your power is actually doing — sags, swells, harmonics, transients, and imbalance that damage equipment and trip breakers for "no reason."
Arcing, tracking, and corona make noise before they make smoke. Ultrasonic inspection hears through enclosures — often catching what infrared can't see.
Scheduled shutdown maintenance: cleaning, torquing, exercising, and electrically testing the equipment your facility depends on — done right, documented, and re-energized safely.
The foundation of both the TEGG program and NFPA 70B compliance: a complete, condition-rated inventory of your electrical distribution equipment.
The maintenance program NFPA 70B requires and the arc flash data NFPA 70E depends on — built, documented, and kept current for your facility.
Start with a no-cost, no-obligation survey: we'll walk your electrical system, give you a written proposal for your testing program, and include the replacement cost of your electrical distribution — so you know exactly what's at stake.
