NFPA 99 electrical safety verification and leakage-current testing that surveyors check for — performed on-site across Florida and Puerto Rico, documented with NIST-traceable certificates.
Request a free assessmentBMCA technicians test ground continuity, chassis and patient leakage current, polarity, and insulation against NFPA 99 limits. We work around your operations, label each device as we go, and hand you certificates ready for any survey.
After initial licensure, many Florida inspections arrive unannounced. An uncalibrated or unverified device is exactly the kind of gap a surveyor finds fast — and the kind a paperwork-only compliance consultant can’t fix, because they don’t touch the equipment. We do both.
01 CLIA-regulated benches full of powered analyzers and centrifuges.
02 Processors, stainers, and cryostats on a single power-safety schedule.
03 ICF/IID and group homes with on-site medical equipment.
04 Standardized electrical safety across every location.
05 Exam-room and lab equipment under one verification program.
06 Incubators and critical equipment where safety can’t lapse.
Leakage current, ground-wire resistance and insulation verification to NFPA 99 — on any line-powered device in a patient-care or laboratory area. Reports carry measured values, not just a pass stamp, so you can trend toward failure instead of discovering it.
Request a no-obligation Compliance & Equipment Readiness Assessment. We'll spot-check your equipment and documentation and leave you a short readiness report.