Report section 04 / Service scope
NFPA 70B Compliance
Connect the equipment, the work and the records.
Turn individual service visits into an organized equipment maintenance record.
- Review equipment and existing records
- Define tasks and responsibilities
- Track completed and deferred maintenance
Keep the record with the equipment
For your facility file
What you take away.
- Defined equipment maintenance scope
- Organized completed-work records
- Findings, recommendations and deferred work
Build the maintenance program
NFPA 70B is the Standard for Electrical Equipment Maintenance. CRE can help your facility organize equipment information, planned maintenance and service records around a defined program.
Our service supports your maintenance program. It does not provide NFPA certification or guarantee compliance, insurer acceptance or an authority’s approval.
Reference: NFPA 70B, 2026 edition, on NFPA LiNK ↗. Confirm the applicable edition and project requirements with your facility’s responsible team.
What we review
Existing equipment information, available maintenance history, manufacturer documentation, site access and operating constraints. We identify missing records and work with your team to define responsibilities, task scope and follow-up needs.
Maintenance intervals and procedures are selected for the equipment and applicable program requirements. We do not assign one universal interval to every facility.
What you receive
A defined maintenance scope and organized records of completed tasks, findings, recommendations and deferred work. Program documentation distinguishes completed work from unresolved items and separately scoped services.
Before we get started
Your questions, answered.
Can CRE work with our existing maintenance program?
Yes. We can review available equipment information and service history with your team, identify missing records and define the maintenance work and documentation needed within the agreed scope.
Does the service certify our facility?
No. CRE supports the maintenance program; this service does not provide NFPA certification or guarantee compliance, insurer acceptance or approval by an authority.
Is there one maintenance interval for every facility?
No. Equipment, condition, manufacturer documentation and applicable program requirements inform the schedule. Task scope and intervals are defined for your facility.
The next step
Let’s talk about your facility.
Tell us where it is, what equipment you have and what you need help with. We’ll work through the scope and scheduling with you.
U.S. projects are considered individually; scope and local licensing are confirmed before scheduling.
Initial-service assessments: $500 flat for small / medium facilities; $1,000 flat for large / equipment-heavy facilities. Fully credited toward your initial service if you accept the quote.