Arc Flash Studies & Electrical Compliance
in Missouri
Serving St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, and more.
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Arc Flash Studies in MO
37
Training Sessions in MO
270+
IR Surveys Nationwide
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Arc Flash Study in Missouri
An arc flash can release enough energy to cause severe burns and serious injury in a fraction of a second, and under federal OSHA, every Missouri employer is repsonsible for assessing and controlling that hazard. We've completed over 100 arc flash studies for Missouri facilities, from the aerospace and defense operations around St. Louis to the automotive assembly plants and fast-growing data centers in the Kansas City area, calculating incident energy, setting boundaries, and delivering the labeling your team relies on.
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Studies performed to NPFA 70E per Article 130.5 and IEEE 1584
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Free NFPA 70E training with each study
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Incident energy modeled from your utility's actual available fault current
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Labeling referenced to the NEC edition your city or county actually enforces, which varies across Missouri's local jurisdictions
Because Missouri has no statewide code, we label to the NEC edition your jurisdiction enforces, and its low elevation means no altitude derating on your equipment ratings. You'll receive a clear final report your team can act on immediately.
Infrared Inspections in Missouri
Overheating connections and overloaded circuits often show no warning signs until the fail during a July peak load, when your switchgear is already fighting ambient heat and downtime costs the most. Infrared thermography finds those faults months earlier, while your equipment stays energized and running. Our team has completed infrared surveys across Missouri, from food and beverage plants around Springfield to grain handling and processing operations across the Bootheel.
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IR inspections aligned with NFPA 70B maintenance requirements
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Infrared thermography scanning of panels, switchgear, and connections
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Detection of hot spots, loose connections, and overloaded circuits
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Detailed report with thermal images, findings, and priorities
Inspections are performed with no shutdown required, so you get the insight without the disruption.
Lockout Tagout Programs in Missouri
Servicing equipment without properly controlling hazardous energy is one of the leading causes of serious workplace injuries, and under federal OSHA, every Missouri employer must have a documented energy control program (29 CFR 1910.147). We build and implement LOTO programs for Missouri operations, from the industrial and consumer-goods manufacturers around Springfield and central Missouri to the pape, packaging, and metals plants in the southeast, where heavy machinery and stored mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic energy make solid procedures essential.
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Annual program review to keep procedures current
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Machine-specific LOTO procedures for your equipment
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LOTO training for authorized and affected employees
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Written energy control program per federal OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147, which governs statewide since Missouri has no state plan
Every program is tailored to your facility and documented so your team can put it to work right away.
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Electrical Safety Training & Audits in Missouri
Under federal OSHA, anyone who works on or near enegized equipment in Missouri must be trained to recognize and avoid electrical hazards, an NFPA 70E sets the standard for what the training must cover. We've completed 37 training sessions for Missouri employers, qualifying crews at utilities, university and hospital campuses, and municipal facilities from Columbia to Fort Leonard Wood, and giving them the docmentation to prove compliance.
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NFPA 70E electrical safety training program for your team
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Instruction for both qualified and unqualified workers
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Training records to document compliance
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Training meets federal OSHA 29 CFR 1910.332 requirements, which apply to Missouri employers statewide
Whether you're onboarding new hires or renewing certifications, we make it easy to keep your team current and your workplace compliant.
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Have you identified your facility's current electrical hazards? Are your workers protected as Missouri law requires? How big is your risk of electrical disaster today?