Comprehensive electrical safety services, start to finish
Two electrical safety standards. One complete program.
NFPA 70E requires an electrical safety program to protect your people. NFPA 70B — now a standard, not a recommendation — requires an electrical maintenance program to keep your equipment reliable and your documentation defensible.
Every Lume Safety service maps directly to a requirement in one of those standards: incident energy analysis, condition-based maintenance, qualified worker training, and more.
Engage us for a single study or let us build and manage both programs end to end, including documented equipment history, predictable annual costs, and a rolling schedule that keeps your facility current.
The expertise your facility depends on
Arc Flash Assessments
Infrared (IR) Thermographic Inspections
NFPA 70E Training
Electrical Preventive Maintenance (EPM)
NFPA 70B Audits
Electrical Safety & Arc Flash Training [2027 NFPA 70E]: October Live Webinars
A process built around your facility, not a template
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Assess
We start by understanding your facility, your equipment, and your current compliance posture. -
Recommend
You get a clear picture of what’s required, what’s at risk and what comes next. -
Deliver
Licensed engineers and certified technicians complete your project per all applicable codes and standards. -
Stay involved
We don't hand off a report and disappear. We stay available as your compliance needs evolve.
More than a report and a box of labels
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Consultative, not transactional
We're a partner, not a vendor. You get the right answer for your facility, not the easiest one to sell and a team that stays involved past the report. -
Reachable when it matters
When an audit or an incident sets the timeline, you reach a person and get a plan. -
Consistent delivery
We hold the same quality and standards every time, every facility. -
Full compliance coverage
We provide every electrical safety service your facility needs, from one team. -
Licensed professional engineers & certified technicians
Their experience shows in the work, not just the credentials behind their name.