Electrician for Medical Offices and Healthcare Facilities
Standby power and transfer switch testing, dedicated equipment circuits, emergency lighting records and work scheduled around patient hours for practices and care facilities in Nassau and Suffolk.
Medical offices, dental practices, urgent care centers and care facilities cannot lose power to equipment or leave an exit unlit. The electrical work is not complicated, but the scheduling, documentation and standby power testing have to be done properly and on time. No Shorts Electric has done this work on Long Island since 1984.
We work around patient hours, keep the noise and dust down, and leave you with the records an inspector or accreditation surveyor will ask to see.
What healthcare facilities call us for
- Dedicated circuits for imaging, sterilization, refrigeration and dental equipment, with the receptacle types the equipment calls for.
- Standby generator and automatic transfer switch testing on the NFPA 110 schedule, with written records.
- Monthly and annual emergency and exit lighting tests, logged for the fire marshal.
- Panel and distribution maintenance, including infrared scans, so a failure does not take the practice down mid-day.
- Fit-out and expansion electrical, permits and inspections included.
Working in an occupied practice
We confirm the schedule with your office manager, arrive outside clinic hours where the work allows, and do not shut anything down without a named person agreeing to it first. Every visit ends with a short written summary and photos for your file.
Questions managers ask
Do you test the generator and transfer switch?
Yes. Monthly exercise and inspection, annual service and transfer switch testing, on the NFPA 110 schedule, with a record after each test.
Can you work early mornings or evenings?
Yes, inside our 7 AM to 8 PM window, seven days a week.
Do you provide documentation for inspections and surveys?
Yes. Test logs, inspection reports and repair history are delivered after each visit.