IIA is dedicated to helping you solve your quality and design challenges.

Our entire team will work to create solutions that are comprehensive, cost-effective, and appropriate to achieve your goals. We offer a range of engineering services that span a wide variety of industries and applications.

In 2023, IIA expanded its engineering capabilities to better serve the electric power industry, with a focus on fitness-for-service (FFS) evaluations, finite element analysis (FEA) and Tmin (minimum allowable thickness) calculations for Service Water piping systems.

As a full-service provider, IIA’s licensed professional engineers work closely with our non-destructive examination (NDE) experts to deliver turnkey solutions to clients in every industry.
 

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Whether you need timely inspections, would like an estimate, or have an emergency and need help right away, we are here for you.
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Electrical


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Finite Element Analysis (FEA)


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Fitness for Service (FFS) Evaluations


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Incident Investigations & Equipment Validation


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Lift Planning Engineering


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Mechanical


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Fitness for Service (FFS) Evaluations


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Structural/Civil Engineering


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Welding & Materials


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Resources

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LIFT/FIRE/CRANE Newsletter – Q3 2026 - Under Pressure: Why Routine Fire Hose Testing is Vital Along with calm heads and courageous hearts, firefighters depend on their equipment to perform in a crisis.… Read More
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Inspection Newsletter – Q3 2026 - Prevent Storage Rack Failures Storage racking failures are a significant cause of warehouse-related injuries and fatalities. ANSI recommends annual inspection to identify structural damage that can… Read More
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Lab Newsletter – Q3 2026 - IIA Completes Crunch Job for Potato Chip Manufacturer When batch inconsistencies came to light at a Colorado potato chip factory, the fryer pan was the primary… Read More