About
Licensed to do the work, not just recommend it.
On this kind of work the license is the product. An engineering firm can model your system and issue a report; it cannot open the gear, confirm a setting, or authorize an energization. Flashpoint can, in both Carolinas, and that is the whole basis of the practice.
Most reliability consultancies speak one language — electrical or mechanical. Flashpoint speaks both, across twenty-five-plus years in manufacturing, pharmaceutical, chemical, food-processing, solar, and hyperscale-datacenter environments. All of it built on hands-on electrical testing, not a checklist read off a clipboard.
Licenses & certifications
- NETA-Certified Electrical Testing Technician
- NICET Level 3 — Electrical Power Testing
- Certified Thermographer
- OSHA 30 (Construction & General Industry)
- Master Electrician — North Carolina
- Master Electrician — South Carolina
- Mobius Institute Vibration Analysis Cat II (in progress)
Field experience
- 250+ arc flash assessments across manufacturing, pharma, datacenter, chemical, food, and solar
- Hyperscale datacenter arc flash studies
- National solar gigafactory commissioning
- Overseas mission-critical power systems
- Motor circuit analysis, medium-voltage systems, protective-device coordination, LOTO program development
Run as a business, not a side practice
Flashpoint's principal founded and ran National Standard Electric to $1M in annual revenue, and built an engineering department at a regional electrical firm, growing it 250%. Budgets, crews, margins, and clients won from zero — the commercial side of a project is not unfamiliar territory here.
What that means on your site
You get a party that reads a voltage-imbalance-induced bearing fault a purely mechanical analyst would miss entirely, and that reports what it finds without a contract to protect. Findings arrive as vendor-neutral consulting observations and best-practice guidance you can act on immediately.
Flashpoint provides reliability consulting and advisory services and is vendor-neutral. Where a project requires licensed engineering deliverables, those are referred to an appropriate licensed professional.
Put that experience to work on your site.
A short scoping conversation: what you have, what has been verified, and what has not.
Start a scoping conversation