Arc Flash & Arc Blast Hazards are the #1 exposure for anyone in facility operations and management today. We have an incredible opportunity to welcome Michael Wright of 70E Solutions for a full day, certified training session. In this 8-hour, hands-on class, participants will learn first hand the details of NFPA 70E and how it...
5 Key Tips to do More With Less by Protecting and Maintaining Your Building’s Critical Power Systems
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Published in the 9/17/10 edition of the New England Real Estate Journal We all know today’s economy is dreadful. More and more, budgets are scrutinized and things get cut or never even make the list. Electrical preventive maintenance being one of them. Too often we’ve heard property managers say there is no budget for preventive...
PowerHawke Sponsors Keynote Speaker at New England Healthcare Engineers Society Fall Conference
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PowerHawke is proud to be this year’s Keynote Sponsor at the NEHES Fall Conference being held at Bretton Woods, NH on October 3rd – 6th, 2010. Steve Nelson, a New England Patriot Hall of Famer will talk about Teamwork and working...
How to Maintain and Test UPS Systems, John E. Diamond, Cushman & Wakefield, New York City
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AVOID critical power problems such as surges, sags, spikes and total failure. Check out this recent EC&M article and think about this: Simply because a UPS is up and running, doesn’t mean it’s fully operational. FACT: You can test your UPS and Battery system – without the need for downtime – and stop potential emergency...
The #1 reason for catastrophic IT facility failure: the lack of electrical maintenance. According to a recent FORBES article, too often, the conflict between the need for IT uptime and maintenance downtime pushes electrical maintenance to a low priority for many data centers. FACT: You can test your system – without the need for downtime...
"Over the years, we've seen case after case where business disasters could have been avoided or severely lessened if only some simple PM measures had been put into...