Hospital & Healthcare Systems · Industrial Electrical Services
You can’t take a circuit offline without coordination, and you can’t fail an NFPA 110 generator test. We plan our work around OR and ICU schedules and hand you the documentation surveyors ask for.
Request ServicesThe Reality On Site
In a hospital, an electrical mistake is a patient safety event. That changes how every job has to be planned.
OR and ICU loads can’t go dark on your schedule, let alone ours. Every de-energization has to be coordinated with clinical staff, sometimes weeks out, and worked in tight windows when a space is genuinely available.
It’s not enough to do the emergency power testing. You have to prove you did it, on time, to the standard, with records a surveyor can pull on demand. Missing documentation is a finding even when the equipment is fine.
NFPA 110 doesn’t grade on effort. Your generators, transfer switches, and emergency branch have to perform on test day and on the worst day. There’s no acceptable failure mode when life safety loads are riding on them.
Standards & Compliance
Healthcare electrical compliance is a documentation discipline as much as a technical one. We work to the codes and hand you the records that keep you survey ready.
NFPA 110
Emergency and standby power system testing, the backbone of hospital backup power compliance.
NFPA 99
Health care facilities code covering essential electrical systems and their categories.
Joint Commission EC Standards
Environment of Care documentation that surveyors expect for emergency power and electrical systems.
NFPA 70 (NEC)
National Electrical Code compliance across distribution and equipment.
NFPA 70E
Arc flash and electrical safety practices for energized work in occupied clinical space.
CMS Conditions of Participation
Awareness of the federal requirements tied to emergency power and life safety.
How We Help
We test generators, automatic transfer switches, and the emergency, critical, and life safety branches to NFPA 110, and hand you records built for the standard, not scribbled on a clipboard.
Every test and finding is written up in a format your safety officer can drop straight into a survey binder. When the surveyor asks, the answer is already on file.
We plan de-energizations around your OR block schedule and ICU census, work infection-control-aware in patient areas, and keep the disruption inside the window we agreed to.
When testing turns up a bad transfer switch or a weak connection, the team that found it resolves it, so your emergency power is back to compliant without a second vendor and a second schedule fight.
