When temperatures rise to unsafe levels, we adjust our work schedules to protect the safety of our crews. This may mean working overnight, when cooler temperatures reduce the risk of heat-related illness.

Working at night in high-voltage substations requires careful planning, proper lighting, clear communication, and strict adherence to established safety procedures. Our crews remain focused on the hazards associated with the environment while completing critical transformer fieldwork.

Adjusting work hours allows projects to continue while reducing heat exposure and physical strain on our technicians. Whether we are supporting transformer installation, repair, testing, or maintenance, the safety of our people comes first.

The hours may change, but our commitment remains the same: work safely, support our customers, and complete the job with care and expertise.