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The Living, Breathing Facility -
Using Thermography as Preventive Therapy
by Jeffrey Gadd
With so much responsibility - coupled with shrinking budgets and a lack of
qualified, motivated manpower - it’s easy for maintenance professionals to
become overwhelmed at times. The old adage “do more with less” has never been
more applicable than it is today for many maintenance managers. Since infrared
surveys have proven time after time to save money by preventing electrical
failures, having your building’s electrical system scanned once a year only
makes good sense. To help you get the most out the infrared inspection, follow
an ordered list of equipment and in an organized fashion. No need jumping all
around the building and it is not efficient to look at every last piece of
equipment. The following is a general outline for planning your next infrared
inspection, common for most facilities.
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