On-Site Support for Safe, Reliable Power Delivery

Many of the power system studies we provide require onsite measurements, visual inspections and equipment testing to ensure that our analyses include accurate data and information. From arc flash and short circuit studies to protective device coordination, we conduct fieldwork with a steadfast focus on safety, while minimizing operational disruptions or downtime. 

Our experienced team of engineers and technicians have long-standing relationships with major equipment manufacturers, which helps streamline the process of upgrading equipment. For both utility and industrial clients, our capabilities include upgrading and modifying equipment including transformers, circuit breakers, protective relays, substation switch gear and utility pole hardware. 

Monitoring and data collection technologies, such as Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, rely on smart devices to collect and communicate data as well as automate specific functions. From remote terminal units (RTUs) to intelligent electronic devices (IED), we can configure and install these devices as a standalone project or in conjunction with a comprehensive technology solution implementation. 

From substations that support data centers to utility power delivery infrastructure, our technicians test, commission, and maintain power systems using the most up-to-date test equipment and software. In conjunction with our NETA-certified affiliate, we have proven experience in conducting acceptance and maintenance testing according to the industry standards of safety and reliability. 

Full-scope testing and maintenance plans are provided to ensure long, safe, and reliable operation of electrical assets. Through our affiliated NETA-certified technicians and engineers, we adhere to the highest standards, providing the most comprehensive testing and maintenance programs in the industry. In accordance with the NFPA 70B standard, we develop electrical maintenance programs that outline ongoing documentation, monitoring and maintenance activities that ultimately help mitigate potential risks of equipment failure, breakdown or malfunction. 

When inclement weather or other hazards lead to disruptions at power utilities or industrial facilities, our around-the-clock emergency response services can help with recovery efforts. Our experienced storm damage assessors provide visual inspections and document equipment specifications to help expedite repairs by utility crews. For industrial customers, our technicians are accessible for on-site electrical equipment assessment and temporary power services. With large parts inventory and extensive OEM network, we can often replace damaged equipment quickly and efficiently.