Another summer of electrical shutdowns means another season of valuable asset data, maintenance records, deficiencies, and recommendations. Instead of letting that information disappear into static PDF reports, contractors can turn it into a system of action that drives future maintenance, corrective work, and stronger customer relationships.

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OSHA's definition of a qualified person goes beyond training. Learn why equipment-specific knowledge is critical for electrical safety and NFPA 70B compliance.

Successful electrical maintenance programs begin with organized asset data, technician training, and structured preventive maintenance workflows.

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Electrical maintenance doesn't stop when internet access disappears. Learn how Egalvanic's offline mobile app lets technicians capture electrical asset data, inspections, photos, and NFPA 70B maintenance records anywhere, then automatically sync everything once connectivity is restored.

Discover how electrical contractors can turn one-time arc flash studies into recurring maintenance contracts using connected asset data and NFPA 70B compliance.

Electrical contractors are facing growing pressure to do more with less while helping customers manage aging infrastructure and new NFPA 70B maintenance requirements. In this article, we share insights from a conversation with a veteran electrical contractor and explore why maintenance management, asset health tracking, and long-term facility relationships are becoming the future of electrical contracting.

Most arc flash programs fail long before the audit begins. The real issue isn’t labels or PPE—it’s missing, outdated, or disconnected electrical data. This post breaks down why NFPA 70E compliance depends on a strong NFPA 70B data foundation, how poor data leads to failed arc flash studies, and what a modern, audit-ready system actually looks like.