Arc Flash Studies & Electrical Compliance
in Iowa
Serving Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, and more.
36
Arc Flash Studies in IA
370+
Training Sessions Nationwide
270+
IR Surveys Nationwide
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Arc Flash Study in Iowa
In Iowa's ethanol plants and grain elevators, an arc flash carries a second danger: combustible dust the same event can ignite. Getting the study and equipment ratings right in these classified locations is not optional. We've completed 36 arc flash studies for Iowa facilities, from biofuel and food processing to the data centers around Des Moines and Council Bluffs.
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Free NFPA 70E training with each study
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Analysis to NFPA 70E Article 130.5 and IEEE 1584-2018
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Equipment ratings checked for Class I and II hazardous locations
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Protective device coordination reviewed to reduce incident energy where possible
In Iowa, these requirements are enforced by the state's own OSHA program. You'll get a clear report your team can act on right away.
Infrared Inspections in Iowa
Iowa's winters are hard on electrical connections. Deep cold and constant freeze-thaw contract metal and work terminations loose, while condensation builds inside unheated grain and equipment buildings. Those connections heat up under load, and infrared thermography finds them before they fail. We scan Iowa sites while their equipment stays energized.
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Report with thermal images and severity ratings for your NFPA 70B program
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Peak-season scans during harvest and grain drying, when loads run highest
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Focus on connections loosened by Iowa's freeze-thaw and cold-start cycles
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Thermographic scanning of panels, switchgear, transformers, and terminations
No shutdown required, so your lines keep running while we scan.
Lockout Tagout Programs in Iowa
In a pork plant or on a John Deere line, the machinery is unforgiving during service. Iowa runs its own OSHA program, so the lockout tagout standard (29 CFR 1910.147) is enforced by the state over both private and public employers. We build LOTO programs for Iowa operations, from meat and grain processing to heavy equipment manufacturing.
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Training for authorized and affected employees
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Written procedures matched to each machine's energy sources
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Lockout steps built for high-speed meat and food processing lines
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Special attention to grain-handling and conveyor systems with stored mechanical energy
Every program fits your equipment and satsfies Iowa OSHA.
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Electrical Safety Training & Audits in Iowa
Iowa runs its own OSHA program, which means both private employers and public ones, including cities, counties, and schools, must train workers to NFPA 70E standards. That training has to satisfy Iowa OSHA, not just federal rules. We deliver hands-on NFPA 70E training to Iowa employers, on site and built around your crews' work.
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Certificates and records for every attendee
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On-site sessions scheduled around your operation
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NFPA 70E training tailored to your teams' equipment and tasks
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Meets Iowa OSHA requirements forqualified and unqualified workers
From wind farms to processing plants, we keep your crews certified and current.
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Have you identified your facility's current electrical hazards? Are your workers protected as Iowa law requires? How big is your risk of electrical disaster today?