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4 Benefits of Hiring Experienced High-Voltage Electric Service Technicians

Many commercial and industrial businesses require high-voltage energy to run their equipment and infrastructure. And high voltage electrical projects are highly specialized and extremely dangerous if installed or maintained by poorly trained or inexperienced commercial or industrial electricians.

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1 — Experienced High-Voltage Electricians Are Safer

Where high-voltage equipment is concerned, improper installation can easily create fire and electrical hazards that endanger everyone in the building. This includes expensive damage to the facilities and equipment and possibly injuring or killing anyone who works with it. Therefore, high-voltage electricians receive extensive safety training before they work on a high-voltage electrical project and complete ongoing training for the high-voltage equipment they work  on.

2 – High Voltage Electricians Are Expert Problem Solvers

High-voltage electricians face many challenges with high-voltage electrical equipment such as power transformers, switching gear, control equipment, power relay panels, and industry-specific machinery. But the environment where that equipment is installed. Interfacing industrial equipment with electrical systems can present many challenges, such as:

  • Old buildings with inadequate electrical infrastructure to operate high-voltage equipment safely
  • Interfacing old equipment with new high-voltage electrical systems
  • Integrating high-voltage equipment into an existing installation and production setup
  • Insufficient or inadequate wiring for the existing equipment
  • Correctly diagnosing and repairing current high-voltage equipment

No solid guidelines or resources are available for some highly specialized high-voltage electrical equipment, requiring research, consultation with experts, and hands-on experience to get the installation right.

3 — Experienced High-Voltage Electricians Save Time

Because high-voltage electricians believe in extensive training and experience to earn certificates to work in the field, they have resources and specialized equipment that other electrical workers do not. Where other electricians struggle to figure out which tools to address the issue, an experienced high-voltage electrician will have the tools necessary and the knowledge to fix the problem faster.

4 — Experienced High-Voltage Electricians Save Money

Getting a high-voltage electrical problem fixed right the first time by an experienced electrician is far better than saving some money on an inexperienced electrician. An incorrect installation or repair leads to rework and possibly a fire or electrical shock.

Experienced high-voltage electricians can quickly complete complex work, quickly getting that equipment back online and limiting costly downtime.

Looking for Experienced High-Voltage Electricians?

Then look no further. Tri-State Electrical is one of the premier high-voltage electrical service providers in the Southeastern U.S. So, if you are looking for high-voltage electrical installation or repair, contact Tri-State Electrical Contractors. For more information or to get a quote, call (423) 800-2134, fill out our simple online form or email us at info@tristateec.com today.

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Tri-State Electrical Refocuses on Providing Commercial and Industrial Electrical Services

Tri-State Electrical Contractors announce that they are re-committing to a focus on their core electrical services such as commercial and industrial electrical projects, and scaling back work on solar technology projects.

“There is a lot of demand right now for industrial and especially commercial electrical projects, “ said Tri-State Electrical Contractors spokeswoman Candice Neal. “A lot of businesses have waited until the COVID-19 pandemic has receded before initiating new electrical projects.”

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Post-COVID In-Demand Commercial and Industrial Electrical Services

Now that business seems to be on the rebound, many companies see a need to upgrade or retrofit their current electrical systems, or even design new electrical systems to expand existing business. There has been a tremendous demand for the following services:

  • Upgrading Signage and Lighting – Clear, colorful signs and bright, energy-saving LED lights to make it easier for customers to find your business and the goods and services within it.
  • Electrical Load Analysis – Reduced operating hours and a need to cut costs have led many businesses to look at ways to save money. Conserving energy by taking action on the results of an electrical load analysis results in significant cost savings.
  • Generator Installation  Because of severe winter storms and record-breaking heat waves that have slammed into the Southeastern US this year, the electrical grid has been under considerable stress. Many businesses cannot afford to be without power, so many of them are investing in commercial and industrial generators.

This pent-up demand for commercial and industrial electrical work made us step back and take a closer look at what our customers wanted, and as it turned out, this was fewer solar technology installations and more commercial and industrial electrical work right now,” said Neal.

Tri-State Electrical is the Premier Commercial Electrical Company Serving the Southeastern US

We provide a wide variety of commercial electric services, including electrical system updates and retrofits, new lighting installations, electrical load analysis, backup generators installation, 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.

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How Does Tri-State Electrical Work Safely?

Safety is vital for anyone who works with electricity, especially industrial and commercial electrical contractors. We here at Tri-State Electrical Contractors take it very seriously, and here are some of the ways we keep it that way.

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.

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Zero Tolerance for Unsafe Practices

We have a zero-tolerance policy for unsafe practices at work while emphasizing our rules, standards, and procedures when providing our services, from beginning to end.

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.