Industries
Built for a Safer Tomorrow
The requirement arrives from different directions — an accreditation survey, a fire marshal, OSHA, an insurance carrier, a new owner. The obligation underneath is the same: inspect the equipment, test it on an interval, and keep records that prove both.
Commercial
Office, retail & property portfolios
Insurance-driven inspections, acquisition due diligence and capital planning, with one consistent report format so every building in a portfolio compares like for like, year over year.
- Office, retail and mixed-use
- Warehousing and distribution
- Hotels and conference venues
- Multifamily and senior living
Industrial
Manufacturing & processing
Plants where an hour of unplanned outage costs more than the whole inspection, and where carriers increasingly require an annual thermal survey. Experience includes electrical project management on robotics and production equipment in automotive manufacturing.
- Manufacturing and assembly
- Food, beverage and pharma
- Classified locations, NEC 500â506
- Water and wastewater
Healthcare
Hospitals & CMS-certified facilities
CMS applies the Life Safety Code and the Health Care Facilities Code across ten provider and supplier types, not hospitals alone. A skilled nursing facility faces the same generator testing intervals as a hospital, usually with a maintenance director carrying it alone.
Construction
New construction & renovation
Independent verification for owners, general contractors and architects at rough-in, before cover and at closeout, plus site electrical safety inspections for temporary power and OSHA compliance during the build.
- Milestone and closeout inspections
- Punch lists referenced to the NEC
- Temporary power and GFCI protection
- Owner acceptance documentation
Also serving
Specialized facilities
Education
Kâ12 districts and campuses with distributed buildings, aging gear and summer-only shutdown windows.
Data centers & critical IT
Redundant power paths, UPS and standby generation, where thermal trending is cheap insurance against an expensive outage.
Marinas & waterfront
NEC Article 555 governs marina wiring, and electric shock drowning makes it an inspection with a direct life safety consequence.
Solar, storage & EV charging
Battery storage under NFPA 855, PV combiner and inverter thermography, and EV charging installed faster than it is verified.
Municipal & public works
Public buildings, pump stations and treatment plants with standby power and corrosive environments.
Insurers & buyers
Loss-control survey packages and pre-acquisition condition assessments, coordinated with your broker or risk engineer.