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Inspection of Lightning Protection Systems

  • Protect buildings, installations, and people from the effects of lightning strikes
  • Independent inspections to ensure reliable and properly functioning lightning protection
We offer this service in
  • Belgium
  • United Kingdom
  • Italy

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Prevent Damage from Lightning Strikes

A lightning strike can have serious consequences for people, buildings, electrical installations, and sensitive equipment. A properly functioning lightning protection system safely diverts the lightning current to the ground and helps prevent damage and dangerous situations.

Normec conducts independent inspections of lightning protection systems. During these inspections, we assess whether the system is functioning correctly and still meets current requirements. This ensures that your building is optimally protected.

A thorough inspection of your system

A lightning protection system must continue to function reliably throughout its entire service life. That is why an inspection upon commissioning and periodic inspections are important.

During the inspection, our specialists assess, among other things:

  • The overall condition of the lightning protection system
  • The continuity and operation of the system
  • The connections between the various components
  • The discharge of lightning current to ground
  • The available technical documentation
  • The system’s compliance

This gives you an objective picture of the performance and reliability of your lightning protection system.

Greater peace of mind for your building and systems

A well-maintained lightning protection system not only reduces the risk of damage to the building but also protects electrical and electronic systems from the effects of atmospheric discharges.

With an inspection by Normec:

  • You increase the safety of people and buildings
  • You reduce the risk of damage to systems and equipment
  • You’ll comply with applicable inspection requirements
  • You gain insight into the technical condition of the system
  • You’ll receive a clear digital report

Your partner for reliable lightning protection

Normec supports companies, organizations, and building managers with independent inspections of lightning protection systems. Thanks to our technical expertise and objective approach, you’ll have reliable insights that allow you to continue ensuring the safety of your building and installations.

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Frequently asked questions about inspection of lightning protection systems

A periodic inspection ensures that the system can still safely divert lightning currents and provides optimal protection for buildings, installations, and people.

Normec can perform inspections upon commissioning of the installation and during periodic inspections throughout the system’s service life.

Among other things, the general condition of the installation, the system’s operation, the connections, the grounding, and the available documentation.

The installation design and the installer’s declaration of conformity, or an equivalent declaration from a qualified technician.

Yes. After the inspection, you’ll receive a clear report detailing the inspection results and any areas of concern.