How we conduct your Infrared Electrical Inspections ...

At Heat Seekers, every infrared inspection follows a structured process designed to ensure safety, accuracy, and reliable results.

• Preparation
  Before the inspection begins, operational conditions such as equipment loading, production schedules, and environmental factors are reviewed to determine the optimal inspection window. Safety protocols are confirmed, and all technicians are equipped with the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).

• Inspection
  With equipment energized and operating under normal load conditions, our certified Level II Thermographic Technicians use advanced infrared imaging technology to scan critical electrical components, including switchgear, circuit breakers, transformers, motor control centers, panels, and electrical connections. Thermal anomalies such as overheating, loose connections, load imbalances, or deteriorating components are identified and documented. When possible, infrared viewing windows are used or recommended to improve safety and minimize exposure.

• Analysis & Documentation
  Captured thermal images and temperature data are analyzed, compared against normal operating conditions, and assessed for severity.  Only findings are documented and submitted in a detailed PDF report, allowing developing issues to be identified before failure occurs.

• Reporting & Recommendations
  Following the inspection, clients receive a detailed PDF report including a detailed equipment surveyed list, thermal images, identified thermal deficiencies, visual risk exposure conditions observed that could pose a risk to the integrity of the facilities electrical, mechanical, and building operating system, priority levels, and recommended corrective actions. This allows maintenance teams to address concerns proactively, reduce downtime, and improve system reliability.