Temporary power, permanent risk
Temp power feeds the whole site, and it gets abused: dragged, wet, overloaded. Without disciplined GFCI protection and regular checks, it’s one of the most common sources of a serious job-site injury.
Temporary Power
GFCI Compliance
NEC Inspections
Pre-Handover Commissioning
The Reality On Site
What project teams in construction deal with.
On an active job site, electrical safety and schedule pressure pull in opposite directions. This is what you’re balancing.
Code compliance before it gets covered
Once walls close and slabs pour, electrical problems get expensive to reach. Catching NEC issues during construction, not at final inspection, is the difference between a quick fix and a demolition.
The GC schedule does not wait
Your electrical milestones sit on the critical path. Commissioning, inspection, and corrections all have to land inside the GC’s sequence, or the whole handover slips and someone eats the delay.
Standards & Compliance
The codes an inspector will check.
Construction electrical work is measured against the code and the schedule at once. We work to the standards your AHJ and your safety program enforce.
NFPA 70 (NEC)
National Electrical Code compliance across the permanent installation.
NFPA 70E
Electrical safety practices for energized work during construction.
OSHA 1926 Subpart K
Construction electrical safety, including temporary wiring and GFCI requirements.
NECA Installation Standards
Quality installation practices that hold up at inspection and handover.
NETA Acceptance Testing
Acceptance testing that proves new gear performs before the owner takes it on.
Local AHJ Requirements
Awareness of the authority having jurisdiction’s specific inspection expectations.
How We Help
How BASS MCS serves construction.
Temporary power & GFCI compliance
We set up and check temporary power with proper GFCI protection and regular job-site inspections, keeping the crew safe while the site is live.
NEC code compliance inspections
In-progress inspections that catch code issues while they’re still cheap to fix, not after they’re buried behind finished walls.
Commissioning before handover
We test and commission the permanent electrical systems and prove they work, so handover is clean and the owner isn’t inheriting problems.
Schedule-coordinated corrective work
When an inspection turns something up, the same accountable team scopes and resolves it inside your GC sequence, so the correction doesn’t become a critical-path delay.