Arc Flash Studies & Electrical Compliance
in Ohio
Serving Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and more.
54
Arc Flash Studies in OH
14
Training Sessions in OH
12
IR Surveys in OH
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Arc Flash Study in Ohio
Ohio's steel mills and manufacturing plants run some of the highest fault currents in the region, which puts real weight behind an accurate arc flash study. Ohio makes one part simpler than most states: it adopts a single electrical sode statewide, currently the 2023 NEC, through the Board of Building Standards. We've completed arc flash studies for Ohio facilities, from Cleveland area steelmaking to the data center corridor around Columbus.
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Free NFPA 70E training with each study
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Incident energy modeled to NFPA 70E Article 130.5 IEEE 1584
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High fault current modeling for electrical arc furnaces and heavy motor loads
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Labeling to the 2023 NEC adopted statewide by the Board of Building Standards
One code statewide means fewer surprises, but the study still has to match your equipment. You'll get a clear report your team can act on right away.
Infrared Inspections in Ohio
East of Cleveland, the Lake Erie snowbelt piles on snow, ice, and moisture for months at a time. That exposure corrodes outdoor gear and works connections loose as they freeze and thaw. Infrared thermography catches the resulting hot spots while your equipment stays energized. We've completed 12 infrared surveys across Ohio, from Akron polymer plants to appliance and food manufacturers statewide.
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Focus on corrosion and connections stressed by snowbelt freeze thaw
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Summer scans that catch overloaded connections before peak demand
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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
We scan live, so nothing has to come down while we work.
Lockout Tagout Programs in Ohio
Auto assembly lines, stamping presses, and rubber mills all store energy that can injure a worker during service. In Ohio, private empoyers follow federal OSHA's lockout tagout standard (29 CFR 1910.147), while public employers answer to the state's PERRP program. We build LOTO programs for Ohio operations, from auto and rubber manufacturing to food processing.
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Training for authorized and affected employees
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Lockout steps for presses, mills, and high speed assembly lines
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Programs that satisfy federal OSHA and PERRP, whichever applies
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Written procedures for each machine's electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic energy
Every program is built around your equipment and holds up to inspection.
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Electrical Safety Training & Audits in Ohio
Ohio splits electrical safety enforfement by employer type: private companies under federal OSHA, and public bodies, from universities to municipal utilities, under the state's PERRP program. Both require workers trained to NFPA 70E before they go near energized equipment. We've completed 14 training sessions for Ohio 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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NFPA 70E training tailored to your teams' equipment and tasks
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Meets OSHA 1910.332 requirements under federal OSHA or PERRP
From the shop floor to the substation, we keep your crews qualified and compliant.
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Have you identified your facility's current electrical hazards? Are your workers protected as Ohio law requires? How big is your risk of electrical disaster today?