Electrical Safety Inspections
Identify hazards, ensure compliance and reduce risk, from the service entrance through the branch circuits.
NFPA 70 · NFPA 70E · OSHA
Safety / Compliance / Peace of Mind
Electrical Safety &
Compliance Solutions
Helping businesses stay safe, compliant and operational through electrical safety inspections, thermal imaging and code compliance consulting — and licensed to correct what we find.
25 years electrical
Master Electrician & Level I Thermographer
Spartanburg, SC
Finding F-01 · MDP-1Priority 1 — Critical
Visual
Infrared
Component
Main breaker, line-side lug
Max temp (Sp1)
81.3 °C
Reference (Sp2)
34.0 °C
ΔT
47.3 °C
Load / rated
172 A / 400 A
System
480Y/277 V, 3Ø 4W
Probable cause: high-resistance connection — loose or under-torqued lug. Repair immediately.
NFPA 70B (2023)NFPA 70EANSI/NETA MTS Table 100.18ASTM E1934NEC 110.16 & 110.24IEEE 1584NFPA 110NFPA 99NFPA 72OSHA 1910 Subpart SJoint Commission EC.02.05.01
Our Services
Comprehensive Electrical Safety Solutions
We provide practical, reliable and code-focused services to help you reduce risk, prevent downtime and protect your people and property.
Thermal Imaging & Analysis
Find hidden issues before they become major problems, with equipment energized and under normal load.
NFPA 70B · NETA MTS · ASTM E1934
Code Compliance Consulting
NEC, NFPA 70/99/101/72 and other applicable standards, including emergency power and survey readiness.
NEC · NFPA 99 / 101 / 110 · TJC
Safety Program Development
Build a culture of safety with customized programs, arc flash labeling and qualified-person training.
NFPA 70E 130.5(H) · IEEE 1584
Inspect · Repair · Verify
One call. One company.
Most inspection firms hand you a list of problems and leave. Advancing Safety Compliance is a licensed electrical contractor, so the deficiencies in the report can be corrected by the same people who found them — then verified with a follow-up infrared scan at no additional charge. Repairs may also be performed by any qualified contractor of your choosing; the inspection report is independent of any repair proposal.
01
Plan
Review one-lines, equipment list and load schedule before the visit.
02
Scan
Energized equipment scanned under normal load using NFPA 70E safe work practices.
03
Analyze
Measure ΔT and classify every anomaly per ANSI/NETA MTS.
04
Report
Prioritized findings, paired thermal and visual images, and repair actions.
05
Verify
Re-scan after the fix to confirm the condition is corrected.
25+
Years in the trade
4
Years hospital emergency power
11
Standards applied
5
States served
The deliverable
A report your insurer, your AHJ and your surveyor will accept
Every anomaly is documented with a radiometric thermal image, a matching visual photograph, measured load, ambient temperature and emissivity — then classified by temperature rise per ANSI/NETA MTS Table 100.18, so the repair list is already in priority order.
- Executive summary with counts by priority
- Findings table: location, component, ΔT, priority, recommended action
- Scope, referenced standards, camera, calibration date and methodology
- Equipment inspected register, including what could not be scanned and why
- Corrective action record for the facility or contractor to complete
- Thermographer certification and signature
Severity classification — ΔT vs. similar component
P3 Monitor
Correct at next maintenance
P2 Serious
Repair as soon as possible
P1 Critical
Repair immediately
Where comparison to ambient air gives a more severe classification, the more severe one governs. Priority 1 findings are reported verbally to the site contact before we leave.
12
Items inspected
3
Anomalies found
1
Priority 1
Straight pricing
Published rates, firm quotes
Inspections are quoted as a fixed price after a short scope review, usually the same business day. Corrective repair work is billed at published rates, so there is no mystery in the follow-up invoice.
Materials at cost + 15%. Two-hour minimum service call. Permit fees billed at cost. Re-scan after our repairs is included.
| Labor | Rate |
|---|---|
| Master electrician, M–F 7am–5pm | $115 / hr |
| After-hours, weekend or outage | $170 / hr |
| Emergency, Priority 1 same day | $195 / hr |
| Two-person crew | $185 / hr |
| Arc flash labels, existing study | $45 / label |
| Re-scan after our repairs | Included |
Why work with us
Experience. Knowledge. Results.
With 25 years of electrical experience in commercial, industrial and healthcare, Brian McKee brings real-world expertise and a hands-on approach to every project. From NFPA life safety and healthcare facilities to construction site inspections, he helps you stay compliant and keep your operations running safely and efficiently.
- 25 years of electrical experienceCommercial, industrial and healthcare, including four years on hospital emergency power.
- Code & standard expertiseNEC, NFPA 70/70B/70E/99/101/72/110, Joint Commission and OSHA.
- Hands-on, practical approachReal solutions, not just reports — and the license to carry out the repair.
- Trusted partnerYour safety, compliance and success are our priority.
Industries we serve
Built for a Safer Tomorrow
We work with a variety of industries to deliver customized electrical safety and compliance solutions.
Service area
Based in Spartanburg. Serving the Southeast.
On the I-85 corridor between Atlanta and Charlotte. Single sites, multi-site portfolios and scheduled annual programs.
SC
South Carolina
Home base. Upstate, Midlands, Lowcountry.
NC
North Carolina
Charlotte, the Triad and the Triangle.
GA
Georgia
Atlanta metro, Athens and Augusta.
TN
Tennessee
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Tri-Cities.
FL
Florida
Jacksonville, Orlando and Tampa.
Licensing and registration are confirmed for each state before work is scheduled.