Electrical Power & Safety Company

Safety Starts with the Details Proper labeling = safer work environments. EPSCO ensures every label is placed accurately, helping teams stay compliant and informed. #ElectricalSafety #WorkplaceSafety #AttentionToDetail #EPSCO epsco.co

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Meet Luke, our Chief Operating Officer! Luke oversees the day-to-day operations at EPSCO, supporting our team to ensure everything runs smoothly. From operations reviews to strategic planning and customer engagement, he's all about helping his colleagues remove barriers and solve problems. For Luke, the most rewarding part of his job is supporting team members and giving them the insight they need to succeed. His role focuses on collaboration—helping others directly impacts our customers’ experience by creating a positive, confident work environment. What does Luke appreciate most about EPSCO? The "More love and not less" culture we embrace. Outside of work, you'll find him enjoying bow hunting, golfing, student ministries, sports, and outdoor adventures with his family. A little inspiration that keeps Luke grounded? He turns to Bible verses daily to stay motivated both personally and professionally. Thanks, Luke, for all you do to keep EPSCO running strong! #EPSCO #EmployeeSpotlight #Teamwork #Collaboration #Leadership

Electrical failures can disrupt operations, damage equipment, and pose serious safety risks. But the good news is—they don’t usually happen out of nowhere. There are telltale signs that indicate a system is on the verge of failure, and identifying these early can save time, money, and lives. Here’s what to watch for: 1. Excessive Heat or Hot Spots Heat buildup in electrical components is often the first warning sign. Infrared scans can detect hot spots, which are invisible to the naked eye, and help you address issues before they lead to equipment failure or fires. 2. Frequent Breaker Trips If your breakers are tripping more than usual, it’s a red flag. This could indicate an overloaded circuit, faulty wiring, or degraded equipment—all early signs of a bigger electrical problem. 3. Flickering Lights or Power Drops Voltage inconsistencies, including flickering lights or power fluctuations, often point to loose connections or failing components. Ignoring these signs can lead to system-wide failures or equipment damage. 4. Unusual Noises or Smells Buzzing sounds or burnt odors near electrical panels should never be ignored. These are often precursors to insulation breakdown or short circuits. 5. Visible Corrosion or Discoloration Discolored or corroded electrical components are clear signs of damage, possibly due to moisture or age. Corrosion can lead to poor conductivity and increase the risk of failure. Don’t Wait for a Breakdown! At Epsco, we specialize in arc flash analysis, infrared scans, and safety training. Our goal is to help you identify these warning signs before they turn into costly, dangerous failures. Reach out today to schedule a consultation and ensure your facility is operating safely and efficiently! #ElectricalSafety #PreventativeMaintenance #ArcFlash #InfraredScan #ManufacturingSafety #FacilityMaintenance

Why Arc Flash Analysis is Critical for Your Business Safety Electrical systems are at the heart of your business, powering operations and ensuring productivity. But with that power comes risk, and an often-overlooked danger is the threat of an arc flash. Arc flashes are sudden, explosive releases of energy caused by an electrical fault. In mere seconds, temperatures can reach up to 35,000°F, with a blast that can cause severe injury, equipment damage, or worse. These incidents pose significant safety risks to your employees, disrupt business operations, and lead to costly downtime and repairs. This is why conducting a thorough Arc Flash Analysis is not just a regulatory box to check—it’s a critical safety measure. By identifying potential hazards, calculating incident energy levels, and implementing appropriate protective measures, an Arc Flash Analysis can help safeguard your team and reduce liability for your business. At EPSCO, we help businesses protect their people and equipment through comprehensive arc flash studies, ensuring compliance with NFPA 70E and OSHA standards. Our team of experts works to create safer work environments, minimize risks, and maintain operational efficiency. Are your electrical systems safe? Don’t wait for an accident to find out. Contact us today to learn more about how Arc Flash Analysis can be the key to your business's safety and success. #ElectricalSafety #ArcFlashAnalysis #WorkplaceSafety #NFPA70E #OSHACompliance #EPSCO

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Safety isn’t just a priority—it’s a responsibility. At EPSCO, we’re dedicated to helping you protect your workforce with top-tier safety solutions: from Arc Flash Analysis to Infrared Scanning and interactive safety training. Now through February, enhance your team’s safety culture with our limited-time training offer: ⚡ One Moment Online Training: 10%-15% discount ⚡ Onsite Training: Includes a no-cost 70E safety audit ($5,000 value) With EPSCO, safety is all we do. Together, we’ll make sure every team member is prepared, protected, and ready to return home safely each day. Connect with our team to get started!

Wishing you a safe and joyful Thanksgiving from all of us at EPSCO! We're grateful for your continued trust and partnership.

Employee Spotlight: Meet Nick, Engineering Manager at EPSCO! Nick plays a key role in supporting our field teams and ensuring top-notch quality in everything we do. Whether it's onboarding new engineers, delivering detailed reports to customers, or maintaining operational excellence, Nick keeps things running smoothly. What drives him? It's all about helping our customers truly understand the technical data we provide. "Breaking down complex info into something everyone can use is super rewarding," he says. According to Nick, “The culture at EPSCO is like no other. Everyone is here to work as a team and help each other out however necessary. EPSCO is made up of humble, hardworking individuals. Outside of EPSCO, Nick loves the outdoors—snowboarding, boating, hunting—you name it! Oh, and he's got a passion for real estate investing too. His superpower? Staying organized and prioritizing like a pro. We’re lucky to have Nick on the team, always pushing for collaboration and teamwork. Thanks for all you do! #EPSCO #EmployeeSpotlight #EngineeringExcellence #Collaboration #Outdoors