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Murphy Electrical Services provides industrial electrical troubleshooting, installation, maintenance support, equipment connections, and system upgrades.
Industrial work requires careful planning, clear communication, safe work practices, and an understanding of how electrical systems affect equipment and production. MES evaluates each project based on the electrical requirements, existing conditions, access, scheduling, shutdown needs, materials, and safety concerns.
Work is completed with attention to code compliance, dependable installation practices, testing, labeling, and organized job documentation.
Industrial Electrical Services
Industrial Electrical Services
• Industrial electrical troubleshooting
• Equipment and machinery power connections
• Motor and disconnect connections
• Electrical panels and distribution equipment
• Feeders, branch circuits, and raceway installation
• Lighting installation and upgrades
• Maintenance and shutdown electrical support
• Electrical repairs and safety corrections
• Dedicated circuits for industrial equipment
• Three-phase electrical systems
• Transformer and disconnect installation
• Equipment relocation electrical work
• Electrical labeling and panel schedules
• Testing and commissioning support
• Code corrections and inspection repairs
• Small industrial remodeling and expansion projects
Safety and Project Planning
Safety and Project Planning
Industrial electrical work must be planned around safety, equipment requirements, production schedules, and site conditions.
Before work begins, MES reviews:
• Electrical drawings and equipment information
• Available voltage, phase, and circuit capacity
• Disconnecting and overcurrent-protection requirements
• Raceway, conductor, grounding, and bonding requirements
• Equipment access and working clearances
• Lockout/tagout requirements
• Energized-work risks
• Shutdown and production scheduling
• Testing, labeling, and inspection requirements
• Coordination with maintenance personnel and other trades
Industrial Project Process
Industrial Project Process
1. Review the project requirements
MES will discuss the equipment, electrical needs, operating conditions, project schedule, and safety requirements.
2. Evaluate the existing system
Available power, distribution equipment, access, raceway routes, conductor requirements, grounding, protection, and shutdown needs will be reviewed.
3. Define the scope
The planned work, materials, estimated price, exclusions, scheduling, testing, and possible jobsite conditions will be explained.
4. Coordinate the work
The project will be coordinated with the customer, maintenance personnel, equipment vendors, contractors, inspectors, and other trades when needed.
5. Install, test, and document
The completed work will be inspected, tested, labeled, cleaned, and documented as required.
Need Industrial Electrical Support?
Need Industrial Electrical Support?
Contact Murphy Electrical Services to discuss equipment power, troubleshooting, maintenance, repairs, upgrades, or facility improvements.
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