What's lurking in your hospital?

Failing connections, overheating breakers, and power quality problems rarely announce themselves. They show up as a hot spot on a thermal image or a disturbance on a power monitor long before they take a critical load offline.

For 20 years, ProgUSA has helped facilities teams pick the right test equipment and use it well. Today we also offer focused risk screening and diagnostic support to help you find issues earlier and decide the right next step.

Common needs

Reliability of critical power, thermal hot spots on switchgear and breakers, arc flash questions, power quality on sensitive medical and IT loads, and safety and grounding testing.

Where ProgUSA fits

Diagnostic equipment, application guidance, and risk triage that supports your in-house team and the testing partners you already work with, without displacing either.

What we support

Electrical risk screening, thermographic inspection, arc flash risk assessment, and power quality site audit.

Focused support, not a replacement for your contractors

ProgUSA Power Quality Services is a focused add-on to our equipment work. We help you screen for risk, clarify likely issues, and point you toward the right next step. We are not a testing contractor and we do not compete with the NETA firms and service companies our customers rely on. When a problem needs full field testing or repair, we help you get to the right partner.

Electrical risk screening

A structured walk-through of your electrical system to flag the conditions most likely to cause an outage or a safety event.

Thermographic inspection

Infrared imaging of switchgear, panels, breakers, and connections under load to find hot spots before they fail. Acoustic imaging is available to locate partial discharge and compressed-air or gas leaks.

Arc flash risk assessment

A review that helps you understand incident energy and where labeling, PPE, and procedures should be addressed.

Power quality site audit

Monitoring of critical feeders to characterize harmonics, sags, swells, and transients that stress sensitive equipment.

Own the capability if you want it

Some facilities teams prefer to run their own thermal and acoustic surveys between formal assessments. ProgUSA supplies the cameras and the training to use them, including FOTRIC and FLIR thermal imagers and acoustic imaging cameras. Equipment first, with service support when you want a second set of eyes.

Compliance context

This work supports the electrical maintenance and safety expectations facilities teams manage every day, including NFPA 70B maintenance practices, NFPA 70E arc flash safety, and the electrical reliability that Joint Commission and CMS reviews expect of the environment of care. Screening and diagnostics help you document condition and act before a finding becomes a deficiency.