Casper Sippel
Coordination & Arc Flash Studies In Baltimore, Maryland
Comprehensive Service
Our Coordination and Arc Flash Study Solutions
System Data Collection & Field Verification
Short-Circuit & Protective Device Coordination Studies
Arc Flash Hazard Analysis & Labeling
Study Updates & Re-Evaluations
Standards-Driven Solutions
Coordination and Arc Flash Studies Built For Baltimore's Municipal and Industrial Facilities
IEEE 1584 & NFPA 70E Compliance
Our arc flash work follows IEEE 1584 calculation methods and supports your NFPA 70E electrical safety program, from incident energy results to compliant equipment labels.
Regulatory Compliance Expertise
Licensed, bonded, and certified to work in wastewater treatment plants, freshwater treatment plants, pump stations, and utility facilities, our team performs field work where strict compliance and safety rules apply.
Engineered Coordination
We work directly with architects, engineers, and designers, matching study results to stamped drawings and project specifications.
Bid-Ready Project Management
Experienced project managers handle scheduling, coordination, and reporting for open-bid commercial and public infrastructure contracts.
The Casper G. Sippel Inc Standard
Why Our Coordination and Arc Flash Studies Stand The Test Of Time
Casper G. Sippel Inc has wired Baltimore’s infrastructure since 1923. Over a century of field work means we have seen how power systems behave in real plants, not just on paper. That experience shows up in every study we produce, because the numbers are only useful when the data behind them is correct.
A study is both a safety document and a planning tool, and our project managers treat it that way. We collect field data carefully, model the system with current software, and check results against how the equipment actually runs. When a treatment plant or industrial client receives our report, the breaker settings, labels, and recommendations are ready to put into practice.
Municipalities, utilities, and general contractors depend on work that holds up to review. Our reports are clear, well documented, and built to support inspections and audits. We would rather take the time to get a study right than hand over a file that raises questions later.
Licensed & Certified Professionals
Fully licensed, insured, and bonded electricians, trained for regulated municipal and utility environments.
Documentation You Can Rely On
Clear reports, fault current data, and equipment labels, built to support inspections and audits.
Engineered System Integration
Study results coordinated with architects, engineers, and project stakeholders working from stamped drawings.
100+ Years of Proven Performance
Over a century of continuous operation serving Baltimore's most demanding electrical infrastructure projects.
Workplace Safety & Code Compliance
Reducing Arc Flash Risk In Baltimore's Critical Facilities
An arc flash is a sudden, violent release of electrical energy inside faulted equipment. It can reach extreme temperatures in a fraction of a second and cause serious burns and injuries. Workers in Baltimore’s treatment plants, pump stations, and industrial facilities face this hazard every time they open an energized panel. The danger is real, and a current study is what makes it manageable.
The problem is that many facilities operate without a current study. Equipment may be decades old. Service may have been upgraded without anyone updating the electrical model. Labels may be missing, faded, or wrong. When that happens, workers cannot know how much energy a fault would release or what protective gear the job calls for. They are left to guess, and guessing around electricity is dangerous.
The consequences reach past safety. NFPA 70E and OSHA expect employers to evaluate arc flash hazards and label equipment. Insurers and auditors look for that documentation. A missing or outdated study can stall a project, fail an inspection, or leave a facility exposed after an incident. For municipal and public clients, that exposure is hard to defend.
Our studies close that gap. We document the system, calculate incident energy at each point, and produce the labels and reports your team can act on. We also flag protective devices that are set wrong or coordinated poorly, since those settings drive both the hazard level and how far an outage spreads. Correcting those settings improves safety and reliability at the same time.
We would rather find these issues in a study than after an incident. A well-built arc flash and coordination study gives Baltimore facility managers something they can plan around, train on, and stand behind. It turns an unknown risk into a documented, managed part of running the plant.
Treatment Plant & Industrial Study Specialization
Specialized Coordination Studies For Treatment Plant and Industrial Operations
Treatment plants and industrial facilities have power systems that most contractors rarely touch. They run large motor loads, variable frequency drives, motor control centers, and backup generators, often across several service points. A coordination study for this kind of facility is more involved than one for a small commercial building, because the model has to account for every source and every path. Getting that model right is what makes the results trustworthy.
We have spent decades inside these facilities. Casper G. Sippel Inc works in wastewater treatment plants, freshwater treatment plants, pump stations, and industrial plants across Maryland. That field experience matters when we build a study. We have seen how influent pumps, aeration systems, clarifiers, and backup power tie together, so the fault current model reflects how the plant actually runs.
These facilities also cannot simply shut down for a study. Our project managers plan field data collection around plant operations, working section by section so service is not interrupted. We coordinate with plant staff, engineers, and general contractors to gather what we need safely. The goal is an accurate study with no disruption to the water and wastewater service the community depends on.
When the study is finished, plant managers receive coordinated breaker settings, arc flash labels, and a report that supports both daily safety and long-term planning. As the plant adds equipment or upgrades its service, we are ready to update the study so it stays accurate year after year. That continuity is part of what a long-term electrical partner provides.
Our Service Area
Serving Maryland & The Mid-Atlantic With Pride
Service Areas Include:
Baltimore, the Baltimore Metropolitan Area, the State of Maryland, and the wider Mid-Atlantic region.