Know the Condition of Your Equipment
Preventative electrical maintenance is crucial to minimize unexpected outages or equipment failure. Testing, equipment history, operating conditions, and observed changes all contribute to understanding the health of an electrical system.
IXR works with facility and maintenance teams to assess critical electrical assets and develop testing programs appropriate to the equipment, operating environment, and consequences of failure.
NETA-BASED MAINTENANCE, INTEGRATED WITH YOUR SYSTEMS
IXR applies ANSI/NETA MTS testing procedures and proven preventive and condition-based maintenance techniques to evaluate equipment health, identify developing deficiencies, and establish practical maintenance intervals based on condition, criticality, and operating history.
Inspection findings, test results, deficiencies, and recommended actions are structured to integrate with existing CMMS and EAM platforms—turning field data into prioritized work orders, traceable maintenance records, and defensible long-term asset-management plans.
Electrical Maintenance Testing
Programs can be developed for individual assets or broader power systems and may include:
- Switchgear, circuit breaker, and transformer testing
- Protective relay and protection system testing
- Medium voltage cable and insulation testing
- Grounding system verification
- Equipment condition assessment and trending
Results are documented in our database to establish equipment history, identify deficiencies, and support future maintenance planning.
Planned Outages. Better Information.
Outage windows are limited, and the work completed during them needs to count. IXR can coordinate electrical testing with planned maintenance activities, helping teams prioritize critical equipment and respond efficiently when testing identifies an unexpected condition.
Where corrective work is required, our field and engineering capabilities allow issues to be investigated further and equipment retested before return to service.
Reliability Is Built Over Time
A strong preventative and predictive maintenance program creates more than a record of completed tests. It develops a clearer picture of asset condition over time, reducing unexpected outages, helping owners make better decisions around maintenance, repair, upgrades, and eventual replacement.
