Qualifications
Celebrating 50 years in business BET continues to serve major industrial, commercial and institutional clients’
low to extremely-high voltage testing and maintenance needs. BET is an
InterNational Electrical Testing Association
(NETA) accredited firm, which has been accepted by the
American National Standards Institute
(ANSI) as a standards-making organization. NETA certifies BET, as well as the individual technician; thus
assuring our clients of the qualifications of the company as well as the overall competence of each technician.
BET is a full-service, third-party, independent testing firm that accredits its technicians through uniform testing standards, maintains a calibration accuracy program.
Field Technicians BET field technicians must serve a five-year electrical testing apprenticeship, attend classes and educational seminars, and maintain a good working knowledge of the latest testing practices.
Electrical Engineers BET’s full-time Electrical Engineers bring more than 40 years of experience each in project design, troubleshooting, reliability testing and commissioning within the refinery, power generation and power distribution industries. Having created reliability control plans and managed preventive maintenance programs for high and extra-high voltage switchgear, BET Engineers are well-versed in the National Electric Code and NFPA 70E.
As electrical project and reliability managers, BET Engineers have retrofitted and maintained substations, protective relays, transformers, installed condition monitoring, circuit breakers, UPS, battery banks and motors, as well as managed the installation of condition monitoring systems.
Is your site NFPA 2021 compliant? Is your staff "qualified" or "unqualified" to work on electrical equipment?
Burlington Electrical Testing conducts onsite Arc Flash Hazard Awareness training which provides an understanding of the federal laws (OSHA), potential dangers, as well as the accepted safety practices when personnel are to be exposed to electrical hazards.
This includes defining an arc flash and its effects on the human body, complying with Arc Flash labeling, and the selection and use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
The Arc Flash Hazard Awareness class is to be part of your overall electrical safety program; therefore, your staff will require a working knowledge of the electrical equipment at their facility, along with the tools, test equipment and available PPE.
The one day class is presented by an instructor certified by NFPA, and the NJACT / NECA to instruct Electrical Safety Related Work Practices based on NFPA70E 2018. Curriculum follows the accompanying Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices text modules and will focus on:
1. Electrical Safety Culture
2. Electrical Hazard Awareness
3. OSHA and NFPA 70E concepts
4. Electrical Safety Program
5. The Control of Hazardous Energy
6. Arc Flash Hazard Analysis
7. Personal Protective Equipment
8. Existing Electrical Equipment
For scheduling and quotations please call:
(215) 826-9400
Burlington Electrical Testing is a testing and verification firm with more than 35 years of experience in electrical maintenance testing, acceptance testing, electrical certification, and engineering evaluations of electrical distribution equipment.
