Your insurer or landlord wants a report
Insurers and landlords often ask for a yearly thermal scan of main switchboards. We scan, report and help you fix anything before renewal.
Thermal imaging that finds hot spots before they become shutdowns.
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When someone asks for a thermal report, or a board just doesn't feel right.
Most switchboard faults give off heat long before they fail. A loose connection, an overloaded circuit or a tired breaker shows up clearly on a thermal camera while everything still looks normal to the eye, so you can fix it on your schedule instead of in the middle of trading.
We scan while your site runs normally, so the scan itself needs no shutdown. You get a report that ranks each finding by urgency, shows the thermal and normal photos side by side, and says plainly what we recommend.
Planned maintenance across one site or many
Annual or six-monthly scans around your operating hours, reported the same way each time so changes are easy to spot.
See maintenance programsSomething doesn't seem right
Tripping breakers, a warm panel or buzzing? A scan helps find the cause. If a board is hot to touch or smells of burning, keep people clear and call us on (07) 3180 8812. If there's smoke or fire, call 000.
Who does the work
Scans are led by our AINDT Level 2 certified thermographer. Repairs are carried out by our own licensed electricians under ISO 45001 certified safety systems.
What you get
A report you can hand to your insurer or file with your maintenance records.
Each report includes- Thermal and normal photos of every finding
- Measured temperatures and an urgency rating
- A plain-English recommended fix
- A summary page for managers and insurers
From scan to fixed, in four steps.
Book the scan
Tell us how many sites and boards you have and when they run at normal load. We confirm access, inductions and timing.
Scan under load
Our thermographer scans each board and asset while your site runs as usual, opening covers only where it is safe to do so.
Report
You receive a prioritised report with photos, temperatures and recommendations within five business days.
Fix what we find
We quote any repairs and complete them at a time that suits you.
What a thermal scan costs.
One callout price covers the visit and the first switchboard, then a set rate for each extra board. Repairs are quoted separately, so you decide what's next.
Business hours
Mon–Fri, 7am–5pm
$290 + GSTEach extra switchboard is $40 + GST.
After hours
Mon–Fri 5pm–7am, and weekends
$440 + GSTEach extra switchboard is $60 + GST.
Prices exclude GST. Every job is quoted in writing before it starts.
Book a thermal scan →Need a thermal scan or report?
Tell us how many sites and switchboards you have and when you need the report.
Response within one business day
No obligation to proceed
Clear scope and documented next steps
Send an enquiry
Tell us what you need and how to reach you. We reply within one business day.
Thanks, we have received your request. We will review your enquiry and respond within one business day. For urgent questions, call (07) 3180 8812.
What clients say after working with Give.
In regard to the service that Give Industries have provided to date, I have only positive comments towards the team that have attended ALSTOM.
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Thermal imaging FAQ
Do you need to turn the power off for a thermal scan?
No. Thermal imaging only works when circuits are carrying their normal load, so we scan while your site runs as usual. A shutdown is only needed later if a repair calls for one, and we plan it with you.
How often should switchboards be scanned?
Many sites scan their main switchboards once a year, often because an insurer asks. Sites with heavy or critical loads may scan more often. We can suggest a schedule after the first scan.
Who carries out the scan?
Scans are led by our AINDT Level 2 certified thermographer. AINDT is the Australian Institute for Non-Destructive Testing, which certifies the people who carry out inspections like thermography.
Will the report satisfy my insurer?
Our reports are written to be handed to insurers and property managers. Requirements vary, so send us your insurer's request and we will make sure the report covers what they ask for.
Can you fix what you find?
Yes. We are licensed electrical contractors in Queensland, Victoria and New South Wales. Repairs are quoted separately, so you can use us or your existing contractor.