FIELD SERVICE GROUP FULL BORESCOPE INSPECTIONS

Field Service Group Full Borescope Inspections

For smaller quantities of electrical products, this approval is done by field evaluation. For a large volume of units, a certification company like Canadian Standards Association (CSA) or UL make sure the product meets an acceptable level of safety specified in the Canadian standards. Matthew Bender, Underground Electric Foreman for MasTec Utility Services.In Canada, the Canadian Electrical Code requires manufacturers or importers of electrical products to get them вЂњapprovedвЂќ for electrical safety. AP4 Energy Services Our Approach to Field Services Our field service engineers can provide 24/7 support to safely diagnose and complete all troubleshooting & maintenance, from planned outage and project execution, to unplanned outage and post-outage reporting +Full borescope inspections +Quarterly, Semi-annual & Annual package inspections +Full alignments and As part of the MasTec Team, you will experience exciting new projects and.

Our experience is vast and includes assembly line machinery and material handling equipment, extrusion and injection equipment, plant automation equipment, used and/or retrofit equipment, robotic technologies, renewable energy equipment (e.g. Low volume and вЂњone-of-a-kindвЂќ equipmentESAFE is accredited by the Standards Council of Canada to field evaluate a broad scope of electrical equipment. They use their technical skills and product training to ensure proper use of machines and electronic devices and to ensure client satisfaction.Our customers deserve a field services partner that helps them maximize performance, minimize risk, and consistently deliver high-quality field service.If your electrical equipment or safety needs fall into any of the categories below, ESAFE is your best solution for fast, expert, and cost-effective service:

We recommend that you call ESAFE as early as possible in your process to avoid unnecessary delays. This can result in lost time and revenues in utilizing or selling your electrical products. When To Call UsAll too often, companies call us when their electrical equipment has been cited for non-compliance.

Can you inspect one and, if it passes, just provide labels for the rest?No, this is not permitted for two reasons. I have many items for inspection that are identical. ESAFE inspectors will work with you to find technical solutions and help you achieve compliance.1. Non-Compliance Citation вЂ“ If a regulator has found your equipment to be non-compliant, you will not be able to use it until it meets standards and has been approved. This allows you to make any adjustments on location and avoid business delays.

In Ontario and most other provinces, the maximum per model per year is 500 units. Is there a maximum number of items that can be inspected?Quantities vary by Jurisdiction. Secondly, our rules of accreditation prohibit an inspection agency from leaving labels with the customer, or for anyone other than an inspector to apply a label.2.

What are the legalities relating to electrical product approval?By law, all electrical products must be certified or field evaluated to electrical safety standards before they can be used or sold in Canada. Other testing may be required depending on the nature of the product and the applicability of other technical standards, if any.5. Other common tests that may be performed depending on the design of the product are the flame test and strain relief test. If I get ESAFE approval, do I still need to get a CSA label as well?No, the CSA and ESAFE labels represent approval to the same standard and both are recognized in all jurisdictions in Canada.At a minimum, the inspector will perform a hi-pot test.

The following are our S and P Approval Marks. The ESAFE MarksESAFE's labels are recognized across Canada under the Standards Council of Canada accreditation program. A corporation may be found liable to a fine up to $1,000,000.In Ontario, ESA also has the authority to order products be quarantined, seized or forfeited to the Crown for disposal. Only equipment bearing a recognized mark or label is deemed to be approved.Failure to comply with these Rules or the Regulation is an offence and upon conviction, a person or director/officer of a corporation could be found liable to a fine of up to $50,000 and/or imprisonment of not more than one year.