Alpha 360 LLC trains the people who run maintenance and critical facilities, inspects properties and their systems, and investigates losses after something has gone wrong.
Three services from one firm, all built on the same thing: people who have run the plant.
Training for the people who run maintenance and critical facilities, organised by position from Technician to Chief Engineer, with an Alpha 360 certification for each level you earn.
Before a decision: buying, lending or budgeting. We look at the property and its systems and report what condition they are in: property, MEP and facility inspections.
Inspect → coming 2027
After something has gone wrong: a fire, a flood, an equipment failure or an outage. We find out what happened, why, and where it started, for owners and insurers.
Investigate → coming 2027
Training ends in an Alpha 360 certification. Inspection and investigation end in a written report with findings and safety recommendations. Alpha 360 does not bid the repairs or decide insurance coverage.
Training for the people who run maintenance and critical facilities, organised by position from Technician to Chief Engineer.
Six positions, Technician to Chief Engineer. Every module is a full lecture with a knowledge check, and each level you earn carries an Alpha 360 certification.
Commissioning is start-up and proving — proving that equipment and systems function properly once online. Four levels, from reading the drawing set to running an integrated systems test.
Live plant systems in a browser with graded drills, and trade calculators with a rounds and turnover log on any phone or tablet.
Before a decision: buying, lending or budgeting. A written report with findings, photographs and safety recommendations.
Structure, envelope, roof, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire and life safety.
Central plant, boilers, chillers, switchgear, generators and controls.
For owners who want to know what they have before the budget cycle, not after the failure.
Inspect → coming 2027
After something has gone wrong: a fire, a flood, an equipment failure or an outage. A report with findings and safety recommendations.
What failed, why it failed, and the sequence that got there.
What is damaged. A report, not a repair bid.
Boiler, pressure vessel and rotating equipment surveys done before a loss happens.
Investigate → coming 2027
Training, inspection or investigation — it all comes to the same place.