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Electrical Infra-red (IR) Thermography Inspection

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This scope was carved out of FR-2026-04.

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Arc Flash Coordination Study

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AgencyNew York → NYS Department of Corrections and Community Supervision
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Performs infra-red thermographic scanning of electrical distribution equipment for prime contractors on NYS Department of Corrections and Community Supervision facility projects. Conducts scans with equipment covers removed to identify thermal anomalies per 2023 NFPA-70B using high-resolution infrared imaging equipment. Requires Certified Thermographer. Delivers a thermography report containing baseline images for all devices by building and location.

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