In 2023, NFPA 70B went from a recommendation to a requirement. Every facility now has to maintain its electrical equipment, document the program, and prove what was done, on a schedule. Most are not ready, and the ones that are ready rely on spreadsheets and binders that can’t prove a thing when an inspector or insurer comes asking.
That gap is a recurring service line. The contractor who runs the program and proves compliance will own the account. Condoit is the infrastructure that makes you that contractor.
Keep every facility's 70B documentation current
Today, the 70B documentation lives in a binder or a one-time PDF, and the single-line is wrong the day after it is filed.
Condoit changes that:
Digital asset records for every piece of equipment
Auto-generated single-line diagrams that stay current
The facility's whole 70B record in one place, not a binder under someone's desk
Documentation the owner, the inspector, and an insurer can trust.
Give your facilities a timestamped maintenance log
Today, after an audit or an incident, you cannot show what was done, when, or by whom.
Condoit changes that:
Every inspection and maintenance task timestamped
Who did it and when, logged automatically
70B-ready records you can hand to the owner or their insurer
The proof that turns "we maintain it" into something you can defend.
Put the recurring work on a compliance schedule
Today, maintenance intervals live in someone's head or a spreadsheet, and things slip.
Condoit changes that:
The system shows you what is due at every facility you serve, and when
Work gets assigned to your crews and tracked to done
Nothing falls through, so the maintenance contract renews
The recurring cadence that makes 70B a service line, not a one-time job.
Digital tools for electricians, project managers, and engineers in the field.
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