Independent Inspection. No Repair Sales. Clear Reporting.
Find abnormal heating before it becomes a bigger maintenance problem.
Electrical equipment inspections for commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities.
Led by
John Sinkevicius
Founder / Level II Certified Infrared Thermographer® Infraspection Institute
Commercial and institutional building-operations experience.
01 / The report
See how equipment, thermal images, and findings are organized into a report your maintenance team can use.
02 / NFPA 70B
NFPA 70B became a standard in 2023. Infrared thermography is part of its condition-based electrical maintenance planning.
Before 2023
Recommended Practice for Electrical Equipment Maintenance
2023 onward
Standard for Electrical Equipment Maintenance
| Equipment condition | Reference interval |
|---|---|
| Condition 1 | 12 months |
| Condition 2 | 12 months |
| Condition 3 | 6 months |
03 / Existing programs
You don’t need to replace them to use IID.
04 / Equipment and facilities
Commercial electrical thermography for commercial, industrial/manufacturing, and institutional facilities.
For facility teams, chief engineers, plant maintenance teams, property managers, and commercial electrical contractors.
See the complete equipment listOther critical electrical assets can be included when we agree the scope.
05 / How the inspection works
Understand the finding, plan the next step, and verify the thermal condition after corrective work when needed.
IID
IID inspects the agreed equipment.
IID
IID identifies and documents the thermal pattern.
IID
Your team receives images, equipment references, and recommended next steps.
Your electrical professional
Your chosen electrical professional carries out corrective work.
IID
IID can return for a separately scoped inspection after corrective work.
IID provides independent inspection and reporting. We do not sell the corrective electrical repair.
06 / The inspector
The person who scopes the work is the person who performs the inspection.
John brings experience in commercial and institutional building operations, preventive maintenance, and coordination with trades and contractors.
He currently serves as an Assistant Chief Engineer at the University of Illinois Chicago.
Read more about John
07 / Insights
Practical guidance for planning inspections, understanding findings, and coordinating follow-up.
Maintenance planning
Find out how electrical infrared inspections help facility teams identify hidden hot spots, prioritize follow-up, and reduce the risk of unexpected outages.
6 min read
Findings and reports
Understand electrical thermography reports, temperature comparisons, inspection limitations, and next steps so your team can act on findings with confidence.
6 min read
Contractor support
Choose infrared inspection support for commercial electrical projects with scope, thermographer credentials, access responsibilities, reports, and handover.
6 min read
08 / Questions
Your facility coordinates safe access, operating conditions, escorts, and qualified electrical personnel where energized equipment must be opened or accessed. John confirms these arrangements when scoping the work.
Yes. IID offers second opinions, repair verification, mid-cycle checks, and supplemental coverage alongside an existing program.
IID provides infrared inspection and reporting and does not sell the corrective electrical repair. The customer arranges corrective work with its chosen electrical professional.
A property or location, contact details, and a brief description are enough to begin a conversation. Detailed equipment lists can follow during scoping.
It identifies thermal patterns that can help direct maintenance attention. Evaluation depends on equipment access and operating conditions, and the detailed scope and limitations are documented with the inspection.
09 / Contact
Tell John where the property is and what you need. He’ll follow up to discuss the equipment, access, and scope.
