Industrial electrical commissioning services in Alberta and British Columbia.

Startup, testing, verification, and performance validation of electrical systems for high-complexity industrial and commercial projects. Certified team, complete documentation, and a system delivered ready to operate.

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electrical commissioning contractor Alberta — Pro Call Electric

More than energising the system. It’s verifying it’s right.

Electrical commissioning is the systematic process of verifying, testing, and validating an electrical system after installation. It confirms that every component operates as designed, within safe parameters, and in compliance with applicable codes and standards.

For industrial projects, commissioning is the step that turns an installation into a reliable operating asset. Without it, latent faults stay hidden until the worst possible moment. Usually during production startup.

Pro Call Electric performs full electrical commissioning including:

  • Point-to-point installation verification.
  • Continuity and insulation testing.
  • Motor start and stop sequencing.
  • Protection verification: relays, breakers, and fuses.
  • PLC and integrated controls testing and validation.
  • QA/QC documentation and commissioning reports.

Situations that require specialised electrical commissioning.

  • Startup of a new industrial plant or process expansion.
  • Installation of new MCC panels, switchgear, or transformers.
  • Integration of PLC/SCADA systems with field equipment.
  • Planned shutdown with safe return to operation.
  • Post-emergency maintenance on critical systems.
  • Owner, insurer, or auditor-required validation.

Structured process. Documented delivery.

1. Pre-commissioning check

Systematic inspection of the full installation before energisation: connectors, terminations, cables, circuit identification, and design compliance review.

2. Insulation and continuity testing

Insulation resistance measurements (megger testing) and continuity verification of all critical circuits.

3. Controlled energisation

Staged energisation with parameter monitoring: voltage, current, phase sequence, and temperature.

4. Functional testing

Functional validation of each system: motors, controls, instrumentation, protection systems, and automation.

5. QA/QC documentation

Test reports, deviation punch list, electronic as-built, and commissioning certificate delivered to the owner.

Technical depth where the details matter.

Controls and automation expertise: our team understands the integration between electrical systems, PLCs, and SCADA — not just the power side.

ISNET and SECOR: approved for the safety programmes of Alberta’s and BC’s largest industrial operators.

Full QA/QC: documentation delivered on every project, no exceptions.

Experience in classified and high-pressure environments: O&G, mining, and manufacturing plant experience throughout Alberta and BC.

20 years in Alberta: deep knowledge of the Safety Codes Act Alberta and local commissioning requirements.

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
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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.