Safety Engineering for Battery, Power Electronics, and High Voltage Hardware
We help hardware companies move from lab to production without the incidents, permit delays, and OSHA findings that slow scale up. Led by a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) and Certified Machinery Safety Expert (CMSE).
Built for teams with stored energy, energized test, and automated machinery
Battery cell and pack developers. Energy storage integrators. Power electronics and high voltage equipment manufacturers. EV and electric aviation teams. Advanced manufacturers running automated lines. If your facility has stored energy, energized test, or automated machinery, we speak your language.
What we do
Lithium Ion Battery Safety
Site assessments, storage and charging layouts, thermal runaway response plans, and NFPA 855 and IFC compliance for labs, production, and warehouses.
Electrical and High Voltage Safety
NFPA 70E programs, energized work procedures, high voltage test lab safeguarding, and LOTO for complex equipment.
Machine Risk Assessment
ISO 12100 risk assessments, ISO 13849 safety function verification, and equipment specific LOTO placards.
Hydrogen Safety
Hazard analysis, ventilation and detection design review, hazardous area classification, and NFPA 2 compliance.
EHS Program Buildout
A complete EHS program for hardware startups scaling from a prototype lab to a production floor.
Training
Battery safety, NFPA 70E electrical safety, and hydrogen safety training built around your equipment, not generic slides. On site or remote.
Engineering rigor, not checklists
We come from the hardware side
Our experience comes from running EHS inside power electronics companies and working alongside battery developers, not just auditing from outside.
We write to the standard
Every deliverable cites the code section that drives it, so your AHJ, insurer, and engineering team can trace the requirement.
We design for production
Controls are sized to the actual hazard, so you don’t overspend on protection you don’t need or underbuild where it matters.
Not ready to talk yet? Start with a checklist
Two free screening checklists for battery storage and charging (NFPA 855) and high voltage test labs (NFPA 70E). The same questions we ask on real assessments.
Have a battery, high voltage, or machinery safety problem?
Tell us what you’re building and where you’re stuck. We reply within one business day.