April 2021 - Tri State Electrical Contractors

Safety is Foremost for Everyone in the Company

Tri-State Electrical Contractors features an on-going safety training program that ensures that our management, employees, and independent contractors all follow the highest safety standards within our industry. We go out of our way to ensure that our entire organization works to prevent accidents and ensure that all employees remain safe.

Work performed by a commercial electrical company Atlanta

Provide the Latest PPE and Tools for the Job

Tri-State Electrical provides the safest and most up-to-date person protective equipment (PPE) and tools to ensure our workers’ and our customers’ safety. Some of the PPE we issue:

Safety Glasses and Face Shields

Hard Hats

Safety Shoes

Insulating Gloves with Leather Protectors

Flame Resistant Clothing

Insulating Sleeves

Some of the other PPE that might be needed on a case-by-case basis includes:

Respirators

Chemical and Cut-Resistant Gloves and Chaps

Work Positioning Equipment such as Body Belts and Pole Straps

Fall Arrest Equipment

We also issue Insulating Protective Equipment (IPE) for job-specific tasks including:

Line Hoses

Rubber Hoods

Rubber Blankets

Insulating Live-Line Tools such as:

Hotsticks

Switchsticks

Shotgun Sticks

Receive Regular Unannounced Safety Inspections

To maintain these high safety standards, we have partnered with CORE Safety Group, the leader in onsite safety inspection and management, to review Tri-State’s safety practices and audit them. They are an independent third party providing additional safety feedback to the management team.

CORE conducts regular unannounced site safety inspections to review the worksite conditions and whether safe practices are followed. CORE documents each inspection with a detailed finding report allowing us to improve our safety practices continually. This ensures that both our employees and our customers are safe when electrical work is underway.

Follow Current Best Practices and Latest Training

The commercial electrical industry is constantly changing. The development of new technologies and best practices requires continued education and training. CORE provides various OSHA-compliant training courses to ensure that our workforce is up-to-date with the latest techniques and information on a wide array of topics within the electrical industry.

At Tri-State Electrical, Safety is Always Front and Center

We follow electrical safety best practices when delivering comprehensive commercial and industrial electric services, including high-voltage electrical work, motor controls, product line and conveyor systems, substations, generators, power distribution centers, and much more.

To learn more about how Tri-State Electrical can help you with your commercial electrical project, give us a call at (423) 800-2134, fill out our simple online form, or email us at info@tristateec.com today.

A general definition for industrial electrical services is any design, installation, troubleshooting, or repair of electrical systems for industrial clients, such as manufacturers, warehouses, factories, machine shops, construction projects, and much more. Here are details about a few of the services we provide.

1 – Designing New Electrical Systems

Designing a new industrial electrical system must be carefully coordinated with the rest of the construction team and the building owners. The industrial electrical contractor needs to have a good idea about what type of workspace, machinery, lighting, etc., will be in the design. The customer will have requirements, but they are looking to the electrical contractor to be the final word on the electrical system design.

Worker installing a high-voltage industrial electrical project

2 – Remodel/Rewire Existing Industrial Electrical Systems

Sometimes, an industrial building’s existing electrical system is no longer suitable for the business’s day-to-day activities. So the old electrical system will need to be torn out, a new electrical system installed. This requires careful evaluation of the existing load on the current system. Where have there been problems with the existing system? What are the company’s current power requirements? And more. In many ways, a remodel can be more challenging than a completely new electrical systems installation.

3 – Automation and Control Systems

Today’s industrial environments rely more than ever on smart technology. As a result, electrical contractors cannot just install the machinery and expect it to run. Today’s industrial electric contractors must understand the interfaces for these systems and how to design, program, and customize the controls systems for the electrical function of the equipment and the communications and integration with the machinery controls, control panels, and much more.

4 – Conveyor System Electrical Work

Conveyor systems come in many different configurations. They can be highly complex, automated solutions or simple conveyor systems. These systems always come with electrical controls integrated with the production line. These systems often require a bit of tweaking to get the conveyors working smoothly, so it doesn’t hurt to have an industrial electric company available for troubleshooting.

5 – Industrial Generator Installation

Industrial generator installation, just like most other industrial electrical services, is a complex undertaking. Many factors need to be considered, such as:

Are you installing it inside or outside?
How old is the building where the installation will take place?
Does the area experience extreme weather such as torrential downpours, hurricanes, or snowstorms?
Are there any local laws or regulations that may impact where and how you can install the generator?
How much power does your building use at peak usage?
How long do you need the backup generator to run?

These are just a few of the factors that need to be considered when installing an industrial generator.

Tri-State Electrical is the Premier Industrial Electrical Company Serving Alabama, Tennessee & Georgia

We provide a wide variety of commercial and industrial electric services, including high-voltage installations, conveyor system electrical work, substations, backup generators, power distribution centers, and much more. To learn more about how Tri-State Electrical can help you with your industrial electrical project, give us a call at (423) 800-2134, fill out our simple online form, or email us at info@tristateec.com today.

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