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Electrical Infrared Surveys
Level III Thermographers conduct all surveys for manufacturing plants, distribution centers, marine, federal and state buildings, commercial and industrial buildings, hotels, high-rise buildings, and data centers. Electrical IR surveys and reports (INSERT "are professionally generated for") Pdm IR and to meet NFPA 70B (INSERT "requirements"). Power loss can stop production and cause data and communications loss that could cost you weeks or months of setbacks.
Property risk management has clearly proven that regular Infrared Electrical Surveys of electrical panels, disconnects, buss systems, and motor control centers will help reduce failure rates and provide important trending data for your electrical assets. This can also reduce your insurance costs making ROI instant.
Changing electrical components before failure, at regularly scheduled maintenance periods, can keep all phases of your company production, storage and office facilities up and running at peak efficiency.
Electrical
Infrared Electrical Switchgear & Distribution System Surveys keep electrical components online and productive to keep your company profitable. Circuit breakers are designed to handle safe electrical flow, but problems with motors, compressors and other electrical components can generate heat and cause failures in breakers, fuses and other switchgear components.
Mechanical
Before mechanical components fail they begin to heat up. Infrared thermography utilizing sensitive imaging equipment can be utilized to perform mechanical infrared inspections.
Highly trained Level III Thermographers document and provide a visual representation of the heat present in mechanical components making it a cost effective method allowing facility personnel to plan, schedule and address problems before components fail, reducing the occurrence of ancillary damage, personnel/safety hazards or production downtime.
James Yaeger Holds a Level III Certified Infrared Thermography Certification from the country's leading Thermography Institute as well as an Accredited ACAC Certification. The American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC) is pleased to announce that its Council-certified Environmental Thermography Consultant (CETC) designation has been accredited by the Council for Engineering and Scientific Specialty Boards (CESB). CESB is a nationally recognized, independent accreditation body founded in 1991 to provide standards for engineering-related certification programs. CESB-accredited programs must follow strict guidelines for integrity and independence in their policies and operations. CESB accreditation is a mark of superior quality and distinguishes well known certification marks. The ACAC's Council programs employ psychometrically rated examinations that test industry knowledge and also require verified field experience of each certification candidate. Council certifications are board-awarded by a nationwide panel of industry peers for a period of two years, after which each certificant must undergo a rigorous recertification process. CESB accreditation is the latest evidence that ACAC certifications continue to set the standard in the industry for integrity, credibility and independence.
