Industrial electrical maintenance: Preventive, predictive, and corrective in Alberta and BC.

Pro Call Electric provides complete industrial electrical maintenance programmes: periodic asset inspections, emergency response, troubleshooting, and shutdown support for industrial plants across Alberta and British Columbia.

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industrial electrical maintenance Alberta — Pro Call Electric

Electrical failures don’t give warning. But they do leave evidence.

In most industrial electrical incidents, the signs were already there: a warm connection, degraded insulation, a breaker that tripped, a relay that was out of adjustment. What was missing was a maintenance programme that caught those signs before the failure.

Preventive and predictive electrical maintenance cuts total cost of ownership, increases production uptime, and keeps your facility compliant with Alberta Safety Codes Act requirements. Including the maintenance obligations that come with ISNET membership.

From routine inspections to emergency response.

Preventive Maintenance:

  • Panel, MCC, and switchgear connection inspection and tightening.
  • Compartment and filter cleaning.
  • Protective device verification: breakers, relays, and fuses.
  • Component lubrication and wear-item replacement.
  • Insulation resistance testing (megger testing) of motors, cables, and transformers.
  • Grounding and bonding system verification.

Predictive Maintenance:

  • Infrared thermographic inspection of panels and electrical connections (non-outage inspection).
  • Power quality analysis: harmonics, voltage imbalance, power factor.
  • Motor vibration analysis (where applicable).
  • Periodic contact resistance measurement on switches and breakers.

Corrective Maintenance / Emergency Response:

  • Response to unplanned electrical failures.
  • Defective component replacement.
  • Root cause diagnosis of recurring faults.
  • Support for safe return to operation after an outage.

Shutdown Support:

  • Planning and execution of maintenance during planned outages.
  • Deep inspection of normally energised systems.
  • Replacement of limited-life components.
  • Protection testing and system recommissioning post-shutdown.

Maintenance that fits your operation.

We develop customised maintenance programmes that include:

  • Annual inspection and intervention schedules.
  • Periodic condition reports with findings and recommendations.
  • Maintenance history records for audit and compliance.
  • Critical spare parts planning to reduce response time.

A technical partner who knows your assets.

Industrial focus: we understand the operational impact of every electrical intervention.

ISNET and SECOR credentials: approved for maintenance programmes at industrial operator sites.

Real troubleshooting: we find the root cause, not just the symptom.

Full documentation: every visit generates a technical report with findings, actions, and recommendations.

Fast emergency response: when production stops due to an electrical fault, we respond with priority.

Why Choose Pro Call Electric?

At Pro Call Electric, we deliver top-tier electrical engineering and contracting services. From complex industrial automation to commercial infrastructure, our certified team ensures your systems are safe, reliable, and optimized for performance.

Experienced Electric Experts
Premium
Materials
Long-Term Durability
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Safety & Compliance

Our Process

We follow a step-by-step process to guarantee quality and customer satisfaction:

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, all of our electricians are fully licensed, certified Master Electricians, and covered by comprehensive liability insurance and WCB in Alberta and British Columbia.
We serve industrial facilities (oil & gas, mining, water treatment), commercial buildings, and high-end residential properties.
Yes, we offer priority emergency support for our contract clients to minimize downtime and resolve critical electrical faults.
Safety is our core priority. We are SECOR certified, members of ISNetworld, and adhere strictly to C22.1 Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) and OHS regulations.