Buzz High Voltage, LLC

Helping you with all things high voltage!

Description

Buzz High Voltage, LLC specializes in high voltage testing, inspection, and training. With a deep understanding of high voltage power systems and test equipment, we offer a comprehensive range of services to ensure safety, reliability, and compliance. Our expertise extends to areas such as grounding, power system modeling, and high-speed data acquisition, analysis, and visualization.

Our Clients

Value Proposition

Services

High Voltage Testing and Inspection

High Voltage Systems and Equipment

Standards and Compliance

Engineering and Technical Services

Specialized Services

About us

Jeffrey Hildreth, P.E.

Jeff Hildreth has worked in the electric power transmission field for most of his 28-year engineering career. After graduating from the Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta GA, with his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering he started out designing computer hardware for Intel in Hillsboro, Oregon. After a few years he returned to Georgia Tech to work at the National Electric Energy Testing Research and Applications Center (NEETRAC) high voltage laboratory. As a research engineer, he tested power system apparatus including insulators, circuit breakers, transformers, and more. While working at NEETRAC, he continued his studies at Georgia Tech where he earned his master's degree in Electrical Engineering. In 2002 he took his skills to the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) in Vancouver Washington where he was assigned to the ultra-high-voltage laboratory. During his nearly 20 years at BPA he applied his engineering and testing skills to support the construction, operation, and maintenance of the high voltage transmission grid in the Pacific Northwest. He became a trusted expert in high voltage test and measurement as well as field commissioning tests. In 2022, Jeff took a new position leading high voltage testing at KEMA Laboratories in Chalfont, PA where he quickly advanced to the role of lab director. Jeff is a senior member of the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) where he contributes leadership to the development of consensus standards. He is a licensed professional engineer in the states of Pennsylvania and Washington.