Selected as a preferred electrical contractor by numerous equipment OEMs, plant operators, manufacturers, and commercial construction firms - Powertec Electric's industrial services division boasts the credentials, experience, and expertise to handle complex projects at any facility. Having wired a vast array of industrial apparatus across a wide spectrum of sectors, our teams possess specialized skills wiring and integrating production lines, machine cells, manufacturing tools, automated systems, high-stress/wear equipment, and sensitive gear safely and rapidly. We can seamlessly handle intricate low-voltage connections for controls and monitoring infrastructure as well high-voltage transformations and distribution to power the operational backbone of facilities. Additional services span design-build of new industrial properties and renovations/upgrades to improve aging plants. Areas of core expertise include: optimized material handling systems; facility-wide backup power implementations; high-efficiency LED lighting retrofits; code-compliant hazardous environments wiring; and preventative maintenance programs to improve equipment longevity. Trust Powertec Electric as the single-source provider of electrical expertise dedicated to maximizing safety, operational continuity, and long-term fiscal performance at your facility.
Powertec supports industrial facilities with equipment installations, power distribution, service upgrades, grounding and protection, lighting, backup power, thermal imaging, preventative maintenance, and electrical troubleshooting.
Yes. Powertec can review electrical requirements, available capacity, disconnects, controls, grounding, and protection before completing the electrical connection for new or relocated equipment.
Yes. Preventative maintenance can include visual inspections, testing, thermal imaging, connection checks, and documentation tailored to the facility and the critical electrical equipment being maintained.
Thermal imaging inspections can identify abnormal heat patterns that may indicate loose connections, overloaded components, imbalance, or deteriorating equipment. Findings should be reviewed by a qualified electrician before corrective work is planned.
Powertec can coordinate access, shutdowns, and work sequencing with facility staff. The final schedule depends on the project scope, safety requirements, equipment availability, and the facility’s operating constraints.
Yes. Generator and UPS solutions can be planned around the critical loads that must remain available. A site assessment helps determine capacity, transfer requirements, runtime, and installation constraints.
Yes. Powertec can assess the existing service and distribution equipment, compare it with current and planned loads, and recommend upgrades where additional capacity, reliability, or code compliance is needed.
Provide the facility address, equipment specifications, single-line drawings if available, voltage and load requirements, shutdown limitations, desired schedule, and a clear description of the problem or planned work.
