Public Health Facilities
Public health facilities run refrigeration, laboratory, and clinical loads that do not tolerate an outage. Hedgehog Power Systems maintains and tests standby generators for public health customers across Illinois and the Midwest, with testing plans built around NFPA 110 and a written record after every visit.
The requirements this facility answers to.
Requirements differ between editions of NFPA 110, and the edition that applies is the one adopted by your local authority having jurisdiction. Confirm the adopted edition with your AHJ, accreditor, or insurer before relying on any schedule.
Cold chain and laboratory loads
Vaccine refrigeration and lab equipment need power restored fast and held steady. Transfer switch timing and generator stability get tested together.
NFPA 110 routine testing
Weekly inspection, monthly 30-minute exercise at 30% of nameplate, monthly transfer switch operation, annual fuel testing, and the 36-month run for Level 1 systems.
Public accountability
Records that show the system was tested, what was found, and what was fixed, ready for any reviewer who asks.
Scope of work.
- Routine inspection and exercise testing on the NFPA 110 cadence
- Transfer switch and control panel testing
- Fuel system maintenance and fuel quality testing
- Coolant and battery service to prevent the common failure modes
- Emergency response during an active outage
Start with a walk-through.
We inventory the generators and transfer switches, confirm the Level and Type, review the last twelve months of records, and hand back a written testing plan.
(708) 292-6300- Response within 1 business day
- NFPA 70E trained and certified technicians
- Written record after every visit
Also served.
Hospitals & Healthcare
Joint Commission surveys, NFPA 99 Type 1 systems, and records that hold up under review.
Data Centers & Critical Facilities
Paralleled systems, planned work windows, and technicians who respect the load.
Life Care & Senior Living
CMS and state survey readiness for facilities that run on a fixed budget.
Power that stays on.
Preventive maintenance, testing, and repair for standby generators across Illinois and the Midwest. One call reaches a technician, not a call center.