Engineering
Power system design and substation EPC engineering for fertilizer, oil and gas, manufacturing, and process facilities. Controls and automation engineering for plant expansions and retrofits.
Engineering
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Electrical solutions that keep production moving.
Spark’s plant power system design covers substation EPC through MCCs, switchgear, arc flash, and the protection coordination that ties them together.
Plant electrical design, equipment layouts, and interconnections engineered around live operating constraints.
LV/MV MCCs, switchgear, transformers, delivered as integrated design-and-install work packages.
Substation EPC engineering for industrial interconnections to IEEE C37 and IEC 62271.
Arc flash hazard analysis to CSA Z462 and IEEE 1584, plus protective device coordination across plant electrical systems.
Load flow, short-circuit, grounding, harmonics, EMT, and motor starting studies for plant power systems.
Ground grid analysis and site safety integration, engineered for plant shutdowns and turnaround windows.
ETAP, SKM, EasyPower, AutoCAD Revit, PSCAD, and CDEGS used across design and study work.
Industrial scopes get built by Spark crews directly, not by subcontractors with their own schedules.
Low-, medium-, and high-voltage electrical installation, terminations, and field support across industrial plants.
Switchgear, MCCs, transformer installs, conduit and cable tray, lighting, and grounding for plant power distribution.
Utility interconnection and upgrades for industrial substations, engineered and built end-to-end.
Industrial controls wiring, instrumentation installation, and integration with plant SCADA platforms.
600+ tradespersons and 700+ fleet vehicles deployed across Canada and the U.S.
COR-certified Canadian operations; Prime Contractor accountability; stop-work authority for every employee on site.
Three CSA/UL-certified panel shops handle the full panel lifecycle, from design and programming through build and acceptance testing.
Calgary AB, Hamilton ON, and Fresno CA. Shipping across Canada and the U.S.
Design, programming, build, and install of custom control panels for VFD, PLC, RTU, SCADA, MCC, pumps, and skids.
Pre- and post-build acceptance testing, operator training, and ongoing maintenance from the panel shop team.
Panel designs accepted from the customer or developed in-house by Spark’s Engineering team.
Custom protection and control panels pre-programmed in-house and factory-tested before shipment.
Engineered-to-order control buildings. Modular E-houses, substation and communications buildings, and auxiliary enclosures.
Plant expansions inside operating facilities require sequencing that doesn’t break production. Spark plans the shutdown windows, integrates new equipment with the live systems it has to talk to.
Electrical infrastructure for new facilities and plant expansions across a broad range of manufacturing and industrial operations.
Construction equipment installation and integration with existing plant power and control systems.
PLC programming, SCADA integration, and process automation engineered alongside the expansion’s electrical scope.
Substation builds, MCC additions, and transformer installations integrated into expansion scopes.
Disciplined outage and shutdown coordination tied to plant production schedules and turnaround windows.
Coordination with Owner-furnished equipment and OEM specialist resources protects schedule and warranty.
Industrial operators need real 24/7 coverage, not occasional service calls. Spark embeds local technicians on shift contracts in the communities where customers operate.
24/7 shift coverage from local technicians in the communities where customers operate.
Emergency response with 24 to 72-hour mobilization from 16+ regional offices across Canada and the U.S.
700+ fleet vehicles and dedicated emergency crews ready for industrial dispatch.
Energized fault response, transformer replacements, breaker swaps, and switchgear repairs under live operating conditions.
Engineering, parts, and field crews from one accountable team. No handoff between diagnosis and execution.
Spark Power covers all 50 U.S. states and Canada.
Acceptance testing to NETA ATS standards for new and refurbished industrial electrical equipment.
Predictive and preventive maintenance to NETA MTS standards across plant power systems.
Low-, medium-, and high-voltage breaker testing with primary and secondary injection.
Oil analysis, DGA, insulation resistance, power factor, and sweep frequency response on critical plant transformers.
Thermography surveys, power quality monitoring, and partial discharge analysis for industrial systems.
Fieldbus network analysis, troubleshooting, and SCADA verification for plant controls and automation.
24 to 72-hour mobilization and audit-ready documentation delivered inside compressed outage windows.
Real questions,
Yes. Engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and long-term maintenance live under one roof.
Yes. Local technicians on shift contracts from 16+ regional offices across Canada and the U.S.; supported by emergency dispatch with 24 to 72 hour mobilization.
Yes. Plant expansions, controls retrofits, substation upgrades, and shutdown support are routinely executed inside live production environments, with disciplined outage coordination and shutdown sequencing.
IEEE, ANSI, IEC, CSA, UL, NERC, NETA ATS/MTS, NFPA 70E, CSA Z462, IEEE 1584. ISO 9001 for High Voltage Eastern Canada and Spark Renewable Services in the U.S.; COR-certified across Canadian operations; ISNetworld, ComplyWorks, Avetta third-party prequalified.
Yes. Three CSA and UL-certified panel shops in Calgary, Hamilton, and Fresno produce custom protection, control, and automation panels designed in-house or to customer drawings.
Yes. Engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and long-term maintenance live under one roof.
Yes. Electrical testing, substation upgrades, P&C and SCADA modernization, retrofit relay panels, and remote-site automation for oil and gas facilities.
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