Electrical Safety and Preventive Maintenance Solutions for Central Pennsylvania
Leer Electric helps commercial, industrial, institutional, healthcare, manufacturing, and government facilities throughout Central Pennsylvania achieve compliance with NFPA 70E and NFPA 70B while reducing risk, improving reliability, and protecting their workforce.
As electrical safety requirements continue to evolve, OSHA, insurance carriers, and risk management professionals increasingly expect facilities to implement documented electrical safety and maintenance programs. Facilities that fail to comply face increased exposure to workplace injuries, equipment failures, unplanned downtime, insurance claims, and potential OSHA citations.
Our team provides a clear path to compliance through comprehensive Electrical Preventive Maintenance (EPM), Arc Flash Studies, One-Line Drawings, Electrical Safety Programs, Employee Training, and Ongoing Compliance Support.
Electrical Safety Standards Are No Longer Optional
For many years, NFPA 70E and NFPA 70B were viewed as industry best practices. Today, they have become the recognized standards for electrical safety and maintenance across North America.
OSHA Uses NFPA 70E as the Benchmark for Electrical Safety
OSHA routinely references NFPA 70E when evaluating whether employers have provided a workplace free from recognized electrical hazards under the General Duty Clause. Facilities that cannot demonstrate compliance with accepted electrical safety practices may face citations, liability exposure, and increased risk following an electrical incident.
NFPA 70B Now Requires a Documented Maintenance Program
The 2023 edition of NFPA 70B transformed electrical maintenance from a recommended practice into a standard that requires facilities to establish and maintain a documented Electrical Maintenance Program (EMP).
This means organizations are now expected to:
Insurance Companies Are Raising Expectations
Many insurance carriers now require evidence of:
Facilities without documented compliance programs may face increased premiums, coverage limitations, or additional underwriting requirements.
Not sure where your facility stands? Leer Electric offers complimentary consultations to identify gaps in your electrical safety and maintenance programs and build a clear path toward compliance with NFPA 70E and NFPA 70B.
