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Bowtie Engineering provides electrical safety, arc flash studies, NFPA 70E training, and electrical maintenance for facilities with complex or critical power systems — including data centers, manufacturing plants, industrial facilities, commercial buildings, utilities, and crypto mining operations. Whatever your industry, the requirement is the same: keep workers safe around energized equipment, keep critical systems running, and stay compliant with OSHA and NFPA. What changes by industry is the risk profile and the stakes of downtime — and we tailor the program to both.
Data centers can’t tolerate unplanned downtime, and their dense, high-capacity electrical systems carry serious arc flash risk. Bowtie provides incident energy (arc flash) studies, NETA-standard testing of critical power and switchgear, and NFPA 70E training for the technicians who maintain energized systems — all designed to protect uptime and people at the same time. For multi-site operators, we standardize the program across every facility.
Manufacturing facilities run diverse equipment across shifts, where a single electrical incident can halt a production line and injure workers. Bowtie helps manufacturers meet OSHA and NFPA 70E with arc flash studies, onsite NFPA 70E training tailored to plant hazards, and NFPA 70B maintenance that prevents the outages that cost production hours. Our training is capped at 25 participants and built around your actual equipment, not a generic slideshow.
Industrial facilities — processing, chemical, heavy manufacturing — often operate aging, high-energy electrical systems where arc flash and equipment failure are constant risks. Bowtie brings a systems approach: an incident energy study to map the hazard, NETA-standard testing to verify equipment condition, and training to prepare the qualified workers who maintain it. We document everything for audits and insurers.
Commercial and mixed-use buildings need current arc flash labeling, code-compliant electrical systems, and maintained equipment to protect tenants, staff, and maintenance personnel. Bowtie provides arc flash studies with proper labeling, power quality and infrared assessments, and electrical safety guidance that keeps building systems compliant and reliable.
Utilities and energy providers operate under strict OSHA 1910 requirements and can’t compromise on system reliability. Bowtie supports them with NFPA 70E training, arc flash risk assessment, and engineering-led testing that reduces incident rates while maintaining the reliability their customers depend on.
Crypto mining facilities run continuous, high-density electrical loads that stress power systems in ways conventional facilities don’t. Bowtie designs and maintains safer, more reliable power systems for these operations — with incident energy studies, NETA-standard testing, and maintenance built for equipment running near capacity around the clock.
Bowtie serves data centers, manufacturing plants, industrial facilities, commercial buildings, utilities and energy providers, and crypto mining operations — any facility with complex or critical electrical systems that must meet OSHA and NFPA compliance.
Yes. The core services — arc flash studies, NFPA 70E training, NETA testing, and maintenance — are the same, but the risk profile, equipment, and downtime stakes differ by industry, so we tailor scope, training content, and intervals to each facility.
Yes. Bowtie specializes in standardizing electrical safety programs across multiple sites nationwide, so multi-location operators get consistent studies, training, testing, and documentation everywhere they operate.
Bowtie delivers electrical safety, arc flash studies, NFPA 70E training, and maintenance tailored to data centers, manufacturing, industrial, commercial, utilities, and crypto mining — with the ability to standardize across every site you operate.