Hospitals & Healthcare Facilities
A hospital cannot be taken offline to look for a problem. Every inspection has to happen while the building is running, and the equipment that most needs checking is the equipment least available for shutdown.
That is exactly what a thermal survey does. Scanning under load finds the connection that is heating up while it is still a scheduled repair, rather than after it has taken a panel down and put the response on emergency power.
What we run for you
Infrared electrical inspections
Distribution, switchgear and panels surveyed energized and under load, from a safe standoff, without interrupting a department.
Infrared mechanical inspections
Motors, pumps and air handling scanned the same visit, where the failure mode is heat either way.
What you get
Every finding recorded with a thermogram, control photograph, measured temperature and location. That documentation supports a work order and satisfies an inspection or an insurer.
Hospitals answer to Joint Commission environment-of-care expectations for maintaining building systems; the electrical maintenance standard behind thermal surveys is NFPA 70B. Scans run under load, so no department goes dark.
Questions we hear from hospitals & healthcare facilities
Can you inspect without an outage?
Yes. That is the method, not an accommodation: thermal survey requires the equipment energized and under load, so distribution gets inspected while every department keeps running.
What do facilities and compliance get out of it?
A dated record of measured condition per component: thermogram, control photo, temperature, location. It supports work orders, capital requests, and the documentation reviewers expect a maintained system to have.
How is the work scheduled around patient care?
Around your constraints, not ours. Scanning is non-contact and quiet, areas are surveyed in whatever order the facility dictates, and nothing is switched, opened under load beyond your own procedures, or taken offline.