Padmount Inspection

Pad-mounted equipment, when not properly maintained, can pose a serious safety hazard to utility workers as well as residents and children. Rusted or faded units are also unsightly and often are covered in overgrown shrubs and bushes, making it hard to find or access units for connecting or restoring power. The ECG Padmount Inspection program provides a statewide bid and competitive pricing for a contractor to

– Clean
– Inspect
– Paint

Inspection crews will leave your equipment looking like new and ensure units are level, labeled, and locked.

Additional advantages

In addition to pad-mounted equipment, crews can sand and paint decorative light poles, saving you thousands over replacing old and unsightly lamp posts.

Upcoming Events

7
June 2023

ECG Engineering & Operations Conference

12 PM EST

ECG’s annual Engineering and Operations Conference is strategically structured to give our members more one-on-one time to network and have in-depth conversations with vendors and utility professionals. Session topics presented by Industry Experts are… read more

7
June 2023

ECG Board Meeting

4 PM EST

The ECG June Board Meeting will be held in conjunction with the Engineering & Operations Conference at the Marriott Savannah Riverfront in Savannah, GA. Meeting time is 4:30 pm. Click here to view ECG Board-approved minutes from previous… read more

14
June 2023

Utility Customer Service Training: Series 2

9 AM EST

The SELF Evaluation: Self-awareness for Improved External and Internal Serviceread more

21
June 2023

Advanced Lineworker Program Module 2

8 AM EST

ECG’s One-Year Advanced Lineworker Program is designed to build on the knowledge and skills lineworkers already possess. It is the next step in developing your Lineworker. The class will be from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm each day Four Modules MODULE… read more