Mechanic for High-Voltage Testing

Mechanic for High-Voltage Testing The Commission for High-Voltage Issues (FKH) is an organization with a club structure that specializes in on-site testing services in the field of high-voltage technology. The commission, which has existed for around 80 years, offers independent tests of the energy infrastructure at cables, switchgear, transformers, and other operating equipment. With a compact team of around 25 mechanics and engineers, the FKH contributes to ensuring that the energy supply is safe and reliable by performing high-voltage testing on power lines, substations, and other electrical systems. The commission's services include testing for insulation resistance, partial discharge detection, and high-voltage testing of electrical equipment. In addition, the FKH provides expert opinions and certifications for the acceptance of new installations or the extension of existing ones. The commission's team consists of experienced mechanics and engineers who have extensive knowledge of high-voltage technology and are familiar with the relevant standards and regulations. They work closely together to ensure that all tests are performed in accordance with the applicable standards and regulations. The FKH is committed to providing its customers with reliable and accurate test results, which enable them to make informed decisions about their energy infrastructure.