4008 N Ravenswood Ave, Chicago, IL 60613

High Voltage Safety Inspections

Certified testing • Safety compliance • OSHA standards • High-voltage protection

Certified High Voltage Safety Testing

Electric vehicles operate with high-voltage systems ranging from 400V to 800V, presenting serious safety risks if not properly maintained. Our certified technicians perform comprehensive safety inspections to ensure your EV meets all safety standards.

We follow OSHA 1910.269 standards and manufacturer-specific safety protocols for Tesla, Ford, BMW, Rivian, and all major EV brands. Our facility is equipped with proper PPE, insulated tools, and emergency response equipment for high-voltage work.

⚠️ Warning Signs Requiring Immediate Inspection:

  • • Visible arc or burn marks
  • • Unusual odors from battery compartment
  • • High voltage warning lights
  • • Tingling sensation when touching vehicle
  • • Moisture in high-voltage areas

Safety Inspection Pricing

Basic Safety InspectionStarting at $299.99
Comprehensive Safety Audit$499.99
Post-Accident Inspection$399.99
Annual Safety Certification$249.99
Emergency Safety AssessmentFrom $599.99

24/7 Emergency Service: Critical safety issues addressed immediately!

Comprehensive Safety Testing

OSHA-compliant high voltage safety protocols

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Isolation Verification

High voltage system isolation and lockout/tagout procedures

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Insulation Resistance Testing

Megohmmeter testing of high voltage cable insulation

Arc Flash Analysis

Arc flash hazard assessment and PPE requirements

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Safety System Verification

Interlock systems and emergency disconnect testing

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Thermal Imaging

Infrared inspection of electrical connections and components

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Moisture Intrusion Testing

Water ingress testing in high voltage compartments

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Voltage Monitoring

Continuous voltage monitoring during maintenance

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Ground Fault Detection

Ground fault circuit interrupter testing and verification

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Safety Documentation

Complete inspection reports and safety certificates

Safety Standards & Certifications

OSHA 1910.269

Standard:Electrical Work Standards
Status:Full Compliance

Key Requirements:

  • Personal protective equipment
  • Lockout/tagout procedures
  • Live-line work protocols
Annual Renewal

NFPA 70E

Standard:Electrical Safety Workplace
Status:Certified

Key Requirements:

  • Arc flash hazard analysis
  • PPE selection
  • Training requirements
3-Year Cycle

SAE J2344

Standard:EV Safety Guidelines
Status:Latest Standards

Key Requirements:

  • High voltage safety
  • Service disconnect
  • Warning labels
Manufacturer Approved

IEC 61851

Standard:EV Charging Systems
Status:International Standard

Key Requirements:

  • Charging safety
  • Ground fault protection
  • Overcurrent protection
ISO Certified

Case Study: Tesla Model S High Voltage Safety Issue

Emergency safety inspection prevents potential electrocution hazard

Initial Assessment

Vehicle Model:2019 Tesla Model S
Issue Reported:Tingling sensation
Voltage Reading:45V AC on chassis
Insulation Test:2.1 MΩ (Failed)

Safety Hazards Found:

  • • Ground fault in HV battery pack
  • • Compromised insulation barrier
  • • Moisture intrusion detected
  • • Emergency disconnect inoperative
  • • Risk of electrocution

Post-Repair Verification

Safety Status:Fully Compliant
Chassis Voltage:0V (Safe)
Insulation Test:125 MΩ (Pass)
Emergency Disconnect:Operational

Corrective Actions:

  • • Battery pack insulation repair
  • • Moisture barrier replacement
  • • Ground fault system repair
  • • Emergency disconnect service
  • • Complete safety certification

Professional Safety Equipment

Personal Protective Equipment

  • 🧤Class 00 rubber insulating gloves (1,000V)
  • 🥾Electrical hazard safety boots
  • Arc flash protection suits (40 cal/cm²)
  • 🥽Safety glasses with side shields
  • 🪖Class E hard hats (electrical)
  • 🛡️Insulated tools (1,000V rated)

Testing Equipment

  • 📊High voltage digital multimeters
  • 🔋Megohmmeter insulation testers
  • 🌡️Thermal imaging cameras
  • 📡Ground fault detection equipment
  • Arc flash analyzers
  • 🔍Oscilloscopes and power analyzers

Safety Inspection FAQ

How often should I have a high voltage safety inspection?

We recommend annual safety inspections for all EVs, or immediately if you notice any warning signs like tingling sensations, unusual odors, or high voltage warning lights.

What voltage levels are considered dangerous in EVs?

EV systems operate at 400-800V DC, which is potentially lethal. Any voltage above 50V DC or 30V AC requires proper safety procedures and trained technicians.

Can I perform basic maintenance on my EV myself?

Only low-voltage systems (12V) should be serviced by owners. All high-voltage components require certified technicians with proper PPE and training.

What happens if my EV fails a safety inspection?

We provide detailed reports of all safety issues found and can perform necessary repairs to bring your vehicle into compliance with safety standards.

Do you provide emergency safety services?

Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency safety assessments for critical situations involving potential electrical hazards or safety system failures.

Schedule Your Safety Inspection

Professional high voltage safety inspections and electrical testing

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Professional high voltage safety inspections by certified technicians

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