Commercial & Industrial
Why NFPA 70B Compliance Actually Matters
A loose connection running hot for months doesn't announce itself — until it causes a shutdown, or worse. NFPA 70B-guided maintenance catches it first.
- Unplanned downtime is expensive — a single failed panel, breaker, or connection can shut down a production line or an entire facility. Infrared thermal inspections catch a failing connection while it’s still just a hot spot, not an outage
- Insurers increasingly ask for records — after an electrical fire or equipment failure, insurers commonly request maintenance and inspection history. Documented, NFPA 70B-aligned inspections help you produce those records, and a lack of documentation can make a claim harder to support. Coverage and claim decisions are made by your insurer under your policy terms
- Supports your due-diligence record — a documented maintenance program helps show you maintained your electrical systems, which can be relevant in a post-incident investigation, audit, or dispute. This is general information, not legal advice
- Every inspection comes with a written report — infrared imaging of panels, breakers, and connections under actual load, with findings and photos you can hand to insurers, auditors, or your own risk management team
- Recommended annually for most commercial and industrial facilities — more frequently for critical infrastructure or older electrical systems
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