25+
Years in Business
1.1M
Workers impacted
95%
Client Retention
P.E.
Stamped & Verified
Every facility is different. A 40-year-old manufacturing plant has a different risk profile than a new distribution center, and the path to OSHA and NFPA 70E compliance looks different for each. These case studies walk through the specific problems our clients brought us, what our engineers found onsite, and the measurable outcome after the work was complete.
Construction Materials
Same-day in-house labels had a panel marked at 15 cal/cm² that actually measured 62. Herzig replaced the process with multi-trip studies and an engineering review, then centralized every report in one portal so corporate could finally see compliance status across five regions.
193
PROJECTS
DELIVERED
632
SITES TRACKED
3 yrs
AS PARTNERS
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Government
Seven Years of Arc Flash Compliance Across an Entire County Facilities Portfolio
A Midwest county government had no current arc flash studies across 100+ sites run by independent divisions, from a downtown courthouse to two airports and 20 parks. Herzig worked site by site and has kept the whole portfolio on a five-year compliance cycle since 2018.
7 yrs
AS ARC FLASH PARTNER
5 yr
CYCLE ON SCHEDULE
112
SITES SERVICED
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Food Production
Standardized Arc Flash Safety Across 210 Plants for One of North America's Largest Food Producers
Every plant funded arc flash compliance on its own budget, so labels and standards varied site to site across roughly 20 states. Herzig built one repeatable program with corporate square-footage pricing, and renewals now outnumber new studies.
425
PROJECTS
DELIVERED
210
FACILITIES SERVED
12+ yrs
PARTNERED
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Arc Flash Studies
Risk assessment, labeling, and one-line diagrams
Electrical Safety Training
NFPA 70E training, onsite or self-paced
Lockout Tagout Programs
Written procedures and equipment-specific tags
NEC 2026 Changes
New arc flash labeling requirements