Arc Flash Studies & Electrical Compliance
in Indiana
Serving Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Gary, and more.
48
Arc Flash Studies in IN
22
Training Sessions in IN
270+
IR Surveys Nationwide
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Arc Flash Study in Indiana
Indiana runs one of the oldest electrical codes in the country, still based on the 2008 NEC for commercial work. That governs how equipment is installed, not how workers are protected. Arc flash safety comes from OSHA and NFPA 70E, enforced here by the state's own IOSHA program, and both stay current no matter how old the install code is. We've completed 48 arc flash studies for Indiana facilities, from Calumet region steel mills to the auto and engine plants downstate.
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Free NFPA 70E training with each study
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Incident energy modeled to NFPA 70E Article 130.5 and IEEE 1584
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High fault current modeling for integrated steel mills and arc furnaces
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Boundaries and labeling to current NFPA 70E, not the 2008 install code
The install code may be old, but your study won't be. You'll get a clear report your team can act on right away.
Infrared Inspections in Indiana
Elkhart County builds most of the country's RVs, and those plants run dense, fast changing electrical loads that wear connections hard. Up north, lake effect snow off Lake Michigan adds cold, moisture, and freze thaw on top. Infrared thermography finds the hot spots those conditions create while your equipment stays energized. From RV plants to the orthopedic device makers around Warsaw, we scan Indiana facilities without a shutdown.
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Post storm and post flood checks after severe weather
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Focus on connections stressed by high mix prodcution and freeze thaw
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Report with thermal images and severity ratings for your NFPA 70B program
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Thermographic scanning of panels, switchgear, transformers, and terminations
No shutdown required, so production keeps moving while we scan.
Lockout Tagout Programs in Indiana
Integrated steel mills and auto assembly lines hold enormous stored energy, and controlling it is what keeps maintenance crews safe. Indiana runs its own OSHA program, IOSHA, which enforces the lockout tagout standard (29 CFR 1910.147) across both private and public employers. We build LOTO programs for Indiana operations, from steel and metals to auto and RV manufacturing.
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Training for authorized and affected employees
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Programs built to IOSHA's adoption of 1910.147
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Lockout steps for furnaces, presses, and continuous production lines
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Written procedures for each machine's electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic energy
Every program fits your equipment and satisfies IOSHA.
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Electrical Safety Training & Audits in Indiana
In Indiana, electrical safety is enforced by the state's own program, IOSHA, which covers private companies and public employers alike. It requires anyone working on or near energized equipemnt to be trained to NFPA 70E. We've completed 22 training sessions for Indiana employers, on site and built around your crews' work.
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Certificates and records for every attendee
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Instruction for qualified and unqualified workers
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Meets IOSHA electrical training requirements (29 CFR 1910.332)
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NFPA 70E training tailored to your teams' equipment and tasks
From the plant to the maintenance shop, we keep your crews qualified and current.
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Have you identified your facility's current electrical hazards? Are your workers protected as Indiana law requires? How big is your risk of electrical disaster today?