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Performed properly, infrared inspections are a valuable tool for preventive/predictive maintenance of electrical systems. Current industry standards cover inspection procedures, certification of personnel, equipment selection and use, and safety. Presently, standards that apply to infrared inspections of electrical systems are published by:

There is no “one size fits all” when planning and performing an Infrared Building Envelope Survey.  Whether the survey is being conducted to locate moisture, identify air leakage, or provide an overview for energy certification are some of the first factors to be considered when deciding the vantage point for an Infrared Building Survey.  Other factors that should be discussed when planning this type of survey include:

Passive ultrasound and infrared thermography are two types of non-destructive testing that provide different, and complementary, information for preventive and predictive maintenance.  When inspecting a steam system, the combination of these two technologies provides information that is unmatched in its accuracy.

Most people involved with electrical system maintenance have heard of infrared windows, but many do not have a working knowledge of them. Until there is a solid understanding of the “What, Where, and How” of infrared windows, this valuable asset is under used by facilities.

Entering into the last Quarter the calendar year, maintenance departments often face their own budget dilemma – not enough money to finish all the necessary projects.  Instead of postponing an Infrared Survey, here is how information from a Survey might help direct the resources and stretch your department budget.  For example –

Infrared Windows are one of the “hottest” topics in today’s electrical maintenance programs.  IR Window Benefits include cost savings, improved efficiency and increased safety.  In most cases, the cost of purchase and installing IR Windows is quickly recouped in a short period of time.  Below are the basic What, Where & How for IR Windows.

In our continuing commitment to provide an unequaled level of professionalism and service, Jersey Infrared Consultants in pleased to announce that members of our staff have completed the MTA NYC Transit Track Safety Certification Course.  Successful completion of this class is required before anyone is allowed to work on rail tracks or subway tunnels.

The Attacks of 9/11/01 changed the World, the United States and each of us individually.  As we reflect on the events of that day and the impact on our lives, consider the words of Edward Kennedy  ” The work goes on, the hope still lives and the dreams shall never die.”

Labor Day has passed – the unofficial end of Summer and the start of Fall.  Although it is comforting to look back on vacation trips, sunshine at the beach and relaxed schedules, one should not be afraid to look forward to Fall: the start of football games, colorful leaves in crisp air and preparation for the holidays.

For businesses, the end of Summer is the end of vacations and plant shutdowns; and the start of preparation for the end of the year and the Winter.

Whether your facility has just completed a new construction, a renovation or repairs, assuming that there are no problems could be a “major fault”.