Engineering
Power system design, substation EPC, and protection studies engineered for continuous-duty mine and aggregates operations.
Engineering
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Power that keeps running, even at the edge of the grid.
Plant electrical design, substation EPC engineering, and protection studies sized for continuous-duty crushing, processing, and conveyor systems on remote sites.
Power distribution, MCC, and switchgear design for crushing, screening, and processing plants.
Substation design to IEEE C37 and IEC 62271 for mine-site and aggregates interconnections.
Arc flash hazard analysis to CSA Z462 and IEEE 1584, plus protective device coordination for continuous-duty equipment.
Load flow, short-circuit, grounding, and cable ampacity studies sized for remote and high-vibration environments.
Engineering scoped for sites with limited grid access, backup generation, and long equipment lead times.
ETAP, SKM, EasyPower, AutoCAD, and CDEGS, used across design and study work.
Self-performed low-, medium-, and high-voltage construction for substations, crushing plants, and conveyor systems.
Greenfield and brownfield substation builds and upgrades for mine-site interconnections.
Power distribution, MCCs, switchgear, and motor control for crushing and processing plants.
Power and controls installation for overland, in-plant, and stacking conveyor systems.
Spark crews handle low-, medium-, and high-voltage scopes directly across the site.
Crews and equipment mobilized to remote and fly-in sites with the same safety standard
COR-certified Canadian operations and Prime Contractor accountability on every build.
Vendor-neutral protection, control, and SCADA engineering for crushing, processing, and substation assets.
Protection philosophy, relay coordination, and control narratives for mine-site substations and plants.
SCADA design and integration across crushing, conveyor, and substation systems.
IED programming and control panel design, vendor-neutral throughout.
Control drawings and schematics engineered to utility and mine-site build standards.
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.
Scheduled maintenance and planned shutdown execution for crushing, processing, and substation equipment that’s sequenced to your production calendar.
Preventive maintenance scheduled against equipment risk profile and production calendar.
Outage planning, sequencing, and audit-ready handover at re-energization.
Infrared, partial discharge, and oil sampling to extend service intervals on continuous-duty equipment.
The PM team is qualified to diagnose, repair, and re-commission on the same visit.
Maintenance windows planned around remote-site logistics and equipment lead times.
Three CSA/UL-certified panel shops in Calgary, Hamilton, and Fresno design, program, build, and test custom control panels for mine and aggregates sites.
VFD, PLC, RTU, SCADA, and MCC panels designed, programmed, and tested in-house.
Engineered-to-order E-houses for remote and rugged mine-site deployment.
Equipment built to withstand vibration, dust, and temperature extremes on remote and difficult sites.
Three certified panel shops in Calgary, Hamilton, and Fresno.
Pre- and post-build acceptance testing with documentation delivered before shipment.
Crews, fleet, and equipment ready for 24-to-72-hour mobilization to remote and difficult sites — the same safety governance as planned work, just faster.
Emergency crews dispatched from 16+ regional offices across Canada and the U.S.
Crews and fleet equipped for mobilization to remote and difficult-to-access mine sites.
MV/HV transformers, switchgear, and arresters available for emergency delivery through our in-house supplier.
The same accredited testers and electricians who do planned work arrive with the certifications to fix it.
Root-cause findings, repair actions, and preventive recommendations documented after every event.
Real questions,
Yes. Plant expansions, controls retrofits, and substation upgrades are routinely executed inside live production environments, with disciplined outage coordination and shutdown sequencing.
Mobile crews can be dispatched from 16+ regional offices when site work is required.
Yes. Engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and long-term maintenance live under one roof — one accountable team from drawing through energization and ongoing service.
Within 24 to 72 hours for emergency response, dispatched from 16+ regional offices across Canada and the U.S.
Yes. Three CSA and UL-certified panel shops in Calgary, Hamilton, and Fresno produce custom protection, control, and automation panels, and E-houses are engineered to order for remote and rugged deployment.
Yes. Arc flash hazard analysis per CSA Z462 and IEEE 1584, protective device coordination, and ground grid studies are core Spark Engineering capabilities.
Spark develops a compliant in-house alternative — custom switchgear extension, modular control buildings, custom panel, or transformer conversion — built at CSA/UL panel shops in Calgary, Hamilton, or Fresno.
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