Certifications:
United Infrared – Infrared application training in the following disciplines:
- Electrical Inspection – Infrared inspection of power and distribution systems
- Roof Inspection – Infrared inspection of roofing systems for trapped moisture
- Structural Inspection – Infrared inspections of CMU block wall for missing/misplaced grout
- Data Center Inspection – Infrared inspection to locate over/under cooling of server racks in aisles and power distribution systems
- Building Envelope Inspection – Infrared inspection of building envelopes for insulation deficiencies, air infiltration/exfiltration and moisture issues.
- Mechanical – Thermographic inspection of rotating equipment for excess heat buildup due to wear, alignment, lubrication and belt tension issues.
Professional Memberships:
Types of Infrared Inspections Performed:
Electrical – Detection/location of hot spots, overloads and opens in main power systems, distribution boards, circuit breaker panels and switches
Steam Pipe – Detection of leaks in subsurface steam pipes and condensate lines. Location of steam pipes in walls and floors.
Radiant Heating – Detection/location of leaks in hot water radiant heating system and opens/shorts in electric radiant heating systems. Identification of faulty control systems and valves.
Roof Moisture/ EIFS – Detection of trapped moisture in building roofing systems and EIFS clad structures.
Structural Inspection – Detection of missing and misplaced grout in concrete masonry wall structures and other mass density related inspections.
Data Center Inspections – Identify areas of over and undercooling of server racks, isles and general cooling distribution issues. Thermographic inspection of Data Center power distribution and delivery systems for hot spots and overloads. Inspection of systems and cabling during Datacenter backup generator load testing.
Building Envelope – Thermographic inspection of building envelopes for missing, misapplied or degraded insulation, moisture intrusion and air infiltration/exfiltration.
Mechanical Infrared Inspections – Detection of excess heat in mechanical rotating equipment due to wear, excess friction, lubrication, alignment and tensioning issues.
Solar Panel Inspections – Detection of hot, defective PV cells in panels and hot converter boxes, open and shorts in connecting wiring and electrical distribution systems.
Other passive and active thermographic applications related to the temperature distribution across a target’s surface as a function of density and/or conductivity.