Test it. Engineer it. Train your team on it.
One firm. One contract. One chain of custody on your data. The integrated program for facilities tired of stitching three vendors together.
Integrated Program
Why bundle these three things
Field testing, engineering studies, and training are usually bought separately, from different vendors, on different schedules. The seams are where reliability falls apart.
The testing crew finds something the modeling firm did not anticipate. The training program teaches a procedure that does not match how the system was actually commissioned. The relay settings the engineering firm calculated never get verified against the asset they were calculated for.
When one firm owns all three, the seams disappear.
What is in the bundle
Field testing layer
Acceptance and maintenance testing on switchgear, transformers, breakers, cables, batteries, and protective relays. Performed by the same crew, on a schedule we publish in advance. Led by technicians who have been certified to industry standards.
Engineering layer
Live one-line. Live arc flash, short circuit, and coordination model. Live load flow. The model gets re-run when your system changes, not five years later when somebody finally gets around to it. Every study is signed by a licensed Professional Engineer.
Training layer
On-site, classroom, and online. NFPA 70E. Substation Technician Levels I through IV. FE and PE Power exam prep. PMP and PgMP for your project leads. Custom curricula built around your actual equipment, not a generic textbook.
What this looks like in practice
A typical client engagement runs like this. Year one, we baseline-test your major assets and build the engineering model. Quarter four of year one, we deliver a one-week on-site training program for your electricians and engineers, taught against your one-line, with hands-on lab time on the equipment we tested. Year two onward, we maintain the model, run risk-based maintenance testing, and refresh training whenever a major asset changes.
Your team gets smarter. Your data gets better. Your downtime goes down. Your insurer notices.
Who this fits
- Critical facilities that already self-perform some maintenance and want to do more of it well.
- Organizations rebuilding an internal reliability function and need a partner during the transition.
- Sites with high turnover in the electrical group, where institutional knowledge keeps walking out the door.
- Owners who have realized that paying three vendors to coordinate amongst themselves is more expensive than paying one to own the whole picture.
See what this looks like for your facility.
Get a sample integrated program scope and timeline.
Request a Sample Scope