Herzig Engineering

With medium and high voltage, you don’t have to touch anything to get hurt. You just have to get too close. And the person who gets too close usually isn’t the electrician. When most companies think about medium and high-voltage training, they picture the crew that switches, grounds, and maintains equipment over 1,000 volts. That crew needs it, no question. But they aren’t the only people on site who can be hurt by that equipment. Herzig Engineering’s High-Voltage Qualified Electrical Worker...

Combined organization adds more than 25 years of infrared thermography expertise, aerial and corona inspection capability, and a Florida base that strengthens response across the Southeast. Herzig Engineering, a leading provider of electrical safety and reliability services, has announced the acquisition of Brady Infrared, a Florida based infrared inspection company serving utilities, healthcare systems, government facilities, data centers, and commercial and industrial sites nationwide. The...

Almost nobody gets hurt running a machine. They get hurt cleaning it, servicing it, or clearing a jam. And the failures behind those injuries live on paper, not in the hardware. Ask anyone who has spent a career on a plant floor, and you’ll hear the same thing: the danger almost never shows up while the machine is doing its job. It shows up the second a person reaches into it, to wipe it down, free a stuck part, or clear a jam. In that moment, energy that should have been locked out is often...