WHERE ELECTRICAL EXPERTISE MEETS YOUR INDUSTRY
One electrical partner. Different operating environments.
Each market brings different equipment, access requirements and construction sequences. Olson Electric brings electrical construction and instrumentation into that plan, with a defined scope built around your facility and project team.
EXPLORE MARKETS

01 / SEMICONDUCTORS / CLEANROOMS
Semiconductors & cleanrooms
From facility infrastructure to individual process tools, semiconductor electrical work depends on clear interfaces and careful sequencing. Olson Electric supports base-build, installation and modification scopes, connecting the electrical package with equipment requirements, owner standards and the wider cleanroom construction team.
Typical project scope
- Base-build electrical installation and facility modifications
- Electrical connections for process tools, automated material handling and support equipment
- Equipment-manufacturer cable interconnects, final terminations and cable management
- Instrumentation and control-system connections within the electrical package
- Electrical support for tool relocations, conversions and demolition scopes
- Coordination with equipment vendors and adjacent installation teams
Plan the electrical scope
Share the tool or equipment list, electrical connection requirements, available drawings and owner installation standards. Include cleanroom access requirements, installation sequence and any shutdown or turnover windows.

02 / DATA CENTERS / CRITICAL FACILITIES
Data centers & critical facilities
Data centers bring site infrastructure, building systems and equipment together around a coordinated installation plan. Olson Electric supports the electrical scope from base-build distribution to equipment connections, working with the general contractor, equipment suppliers and other trades to define responsibilities, access and sequence.
Typical project scope
- Site and building electrical installation coordinated with the base build
- Distribution equipment, feeders and equipment power connections
- Conduit, raceways, cable routes and associated electrical supports
- Facility lighting, control wiring and specified equipment interfaces
- Electrical modifications and staged installation packages
- Coordination of connection points, access and turnover requirements
Plan the electrical scope
Share single-line drawings, equipment and load schedules, layouts and the division of responsibility between contractors and vendors. Identify construction phases, delivery dates and any work inside an operating facility.

03 / MINING / MINERAL PROCESSING
Mining & mineral processing
Mining electrical work connects a wide range of equipment across demanding sites. Olson Electric supports electrical and instrumentation scopes for mine facilities and mineral processing, with installation planning shaped by equipment interfaces, site access, operating conditions and the requirements of each construction or modification package.
Typical project scope
- Site power distribution and substation installation scopes
- Heavy-equipment wiring, motor connections and motor controls
- Electrical connections for conveyors and other material-handling equipment
- Ventilation controls, automated control panels and instrumentation connections
- Facility lighting, backup-power and specified safety-system installations
- Electrical modifications coordinated with maintenance and operating windows
Plan the electrical scope
Share the site layout, single-line drawings, equipment list and control-interface requirements. Include site access rules, operating constraints, shutdown dates and the boundaries of the electrical package.

04 / MANUFACTURING / PROCESS FACILITIES
Manufacturing, chemical & food processing
New equipment and changing production needs create electrical work throughout a facility. Olson Electric supports manufacturing, chemical and food-processing projects with electrical installation and instrumentation connections, coordinating the work around process layouts, equipment requirements and the owner’s plans for construction, changeovers or facility upgrades.
Typical project scope
- Facility distribution, feeders and production-equipment connections
- Motor wiring, control circuits and associated electrical interfaces
- Instrumentation connections for process measurement and control
- Conduit, cable routing and electrical installation within production areas
- Electrical alterations for new lines, equipment moves and facility upgrades
- Installation sequencing coordinated with owner operating requirements
Plan the electrical scope
Share process and equipment layouts, connection schedules, control requirements and the proposed electrical drawings. Identify production changeovers, restricted work areas and the owner’s requirements for access and installation in processing spaces.

05 / OIL / GAS / REFINING
Oil, gas & refining
Oil, gas and refining projects depend on clear boundaries between electrical work, process equipment and plant operations. Olson Electric supports installation and modification packages with electrical and instrumentation connections, coordinating the scope around owner requirements, equipment interfaces, access restrictions and planned work windows.
Typical project scope
- Facility power distribution and process-equipment electrical connections
- Motor wiring, control circuits and equipment interfaces
- Process-instrument wiring and control-system connections
- Conduit, cable routing and termination work within the defined scope
- Electrical installation for plant upgrades and equipment modifications
- Work sequencing coordinated with owner access and operating requirements
Plan the electrical scope
Share single-line and process drawings, equipment and instrument lists, and owner-defined area requirements. Identify tie-in boundaries, access restrictions and the shutdown or construction windows available for the work.

06 / POWER GENERATION / RENEWABLES
Power generation & renewables
Power-generation and renewable-energy facilities connect equipment, controls and site infrastructure through a coordinated electrical package. Olson Electric supports electrical and instrumentation scopes across utility solar, biomass and waste-to-energy projects, with the work defined around equipment requirements, contractor interfaces and the owner’s construction plan.
Typical project scope
- Electrical installation for power-generation and renewable-energy facilities
- Utility-solar electrical work and associated site distribution
- Feeders, cable routes and electrical equipment connections
- Instrumentation and control connections for facility equipment
- Electrical packages for biomass and waste-to-energy process areas
- Coordination of equipment deliveries, connection boundaries and installation phases
Plan the electrical scope
Share the single-line drawings, site plan, equipment package and electrical scope boundaries. Identify vendor and utility interfaces, construction phases and any operating-facility work windows so the installation responsibilities can be reviewed.

07 / COMMERCIAL / BUILDING SYSTEMS
Commercial facilities
Commercial electrical projects range from complete new buildings to focused upgrades in occupied spaces. Olson Electric supports new construction, tenant improvements and renovations with electrical installations planned around building layouts, equipment loads, lighting needs and the coordination required between owners, contractors and occupants.
Typical project scope
- Building power distribution, branch circuits and equipment connections
- Interior and exterior lighting with associated controls
- Backup-power installation scopes and building-system connections
- Electrical fit-outs for tenant improvements and space changes
- Renovations and upgrades coordinated with occupied-building requirements
- Installation planning with owners, general contractors and other trades
Plan the electrical scope
Share floor plans, lighting and power layouts, equipment loads and tenant requirements. Include the occupancy schedule, construction phases and any limits on shutdowns, access or work hours.
Start with your project.
Tell us the location, facility type, equipment and planned installation window. We’ll work through the electrical scope and the next steps together.
