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Plain-English guides to the 2023 standard, the Electrical Maintenance Program records reviewers actually ask for, and a printable checklist to measure your own file against. Hedged where the standard hedges, specific where it is specific.
NFPA 70B became enforceable in 2023. OSHA and most insurers already expect a documented EMP.
If you can't show one when an audit, inspector, or underwriter asks — you don't have one. See what compliance looks like →
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Every record a documented Electrical Maintenance Program is expected to produce — organized the way auditors, AHJs, and insurers ask for them. Print it, walk your file, and mark what you can produce today. No email wall.
Open the checklist →Standards briefing · July 11, 2026
The 2023 edition reclassified NFPA 70B from a recommended practice to a standard. What actually changed — a written program, named roles, prescriptive intervals — and why it now has teeth.
Read the guide →Program guide · July 11, 2026
A practical template for standing up an EMP: the six areas of records NFPA 70B (2023) expects, what goes in each, and the order experienced facility teams build them in.
Read the guide →Buyer's guide · July 11, 2026
What software has to produce for an NFPA 70B (2023) program — linked, dated, attributable records — and where spreadsheets fall short. A buyer's guide with the sales pitch clearly labeled.
Read the guide →Records briefing · July 11, 2026
The seven records an Electrical Maintenance Program under NFPA 70B (2023) is expected to produce — and what each kind of reviewer actually looks for when they ask.
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