by Chad Shaw | Mar 5, 2026 | Blog, Facility Compliance, Infrared, Risk Management, Thermal Imaging
Thermographic Scanning vs Visual Inspections: Which One Prevents Failures Better? When it comes to keeping your facility’s electrical systems safe and operational, you’ve probably heard that regular inspections are essential. But here’s where things...
by Chad Shaw | Feb 26, 2026 | Blog, Electrical Safety, Facility Compliance
Lockout/Tagout isn’t just another safety checkbox on your compliance list; it’s the critical procedure that stands between your workers and potentially fatal energy releases during maintenance operations. Yet despite being one of OSHA’s most...
by Chad Shaw | Sep 9, 2025 | Blog, Electrical Safety, Industrial Electrical Consulting, Infrared, Risk Management, Shaw Consulting News
How Thermographic Scanning Prevents Costly Electrical Failures Electrical failures don’t just disrupt operations—they put lives, assets, and reputations at risk. In many cases, the warning signs are invisible until it’s too late. Thermographic scanning, also known as...
by Chad Shaw | Aug 18, 2025 | Blog, Electrical Safety, Industrial Electrical Consulting, Risk Management, Shaw Consulting News
Lightning strikes may seem like a rare occurrence, but when they do hit, they can cause serious damage to your equipment, disrupt operations, and skyrocket repair costs. Whether you’re a facility owner, safety director, or operations manager, protecting your assets...
by Chad Shaw | Aug 18, 2025 | Blog, Electrical Engineering, Industry Trends, Shaw Consulting News, Technology & Innovation
As the electrical design industry continues to evolve, the pressure to keep up with the latest trends and technologies is mounting. Whether you’re a facility owner, plant manager, or an electrical engineering consultancy, the demand for smarter, more efficient,...
by Chad Shaw | Jul 3, 2025 | Arc Flash, Blog, NFPA 70E
When working with energized electrical equipment, knowing when PPE is required can prevent serious injury—and confusion. According to NFPA 70E Table 130.5(C), if you’re operating a breaker under normal operating conditions and it’s not the first time...
