Point your phone at the work. Ironhand sees what you see, flagging code violations, answering questions by voice, and catching mistakes before they become callbacks.
THE PROBLEM
The trade is losing knowledge faster than it can replace it. There aren't enough experienced electricians left to train the next generation.
Part number in one app, NEC table in another. Scanning YouTube and Google. Nobody finds what they need on the first try.
Every failed inspection is a return trip, a schedule hit, and margin you don't get back.
Your top guy's knowledge and oversight, on every job site, in real time.
HOW IT WORKS
Need a part ID, wire rating, NEC reference, or step-by-step guidance? Point your phone and ask out loud.
"What size wire do I need for this 50-amp range circuit?"
6 AWG copper or 4 AWG aluminum, per NEC 210.19(A)(1). Based on the Square D panel I'm seeing, you'll want the HOMT250 breaker.
Ironhand monitors for code violations and safety issues as you work, alerting you by voice before mistakes become rework.
Conductor appears to be aluminum on a copper-rated breaker terminal. Verify conductor material or use approved AL/CU connector.
If aluminum, install an approved AlumiConn connector or replace with copper conductor rated for this amperage.
Before you close up, Ironhand runs a compliance review: wire fill, labeling, protection requirements, and more.
PLAN INTELLIGENCE · NEW
Every question the plans already answer becomes a call to the PM or the foreman. Mounting heights, panel schedules, keynotes, fixture spec. Multiply that by every crew on every job. A PM running 20 field guys told us most of his calls are questions sitting on a sheet. That conversation is why this exists.
The answer is split across a floor plan, a schedule, and a general note. Crews burn time flipping sheets, or they build from memory and find out at inspection.
Ironhand reads the whole set: floor plans, panel schedules, one-lines, keynotes, and general notes. Ask out loud with your gloves on. Answers cite the sheet they came from, and if it's not in the plans, Ironhand says so instead of guessing.
"Which panel feeds the rooftop units, and what size are the breakers?"
RTU-1 and RTU-2 are fed from panel MDP, circuits 14 and 16, on 60-amp 3-pole breakers per the panel schedule. The mechanical schedule shows an MCA of 46 amps on both units.
Drop the PDF plan set into Ironhand. Same app your crew already talks to. No new office software, no retraining.
Panel schedules, one-lines, keynotes, fixture schedules, and the NEC behind all of it. Not a generic PDF chatbot.
Every answer carries its citation. Show the foreman, show the GC, show the inspector. If it's not in the set, Ironhand tells you.
SEE IT ON YOUR OWN PLANS.
Rolling out now with founding shops. If the job runs on a plan set, this is for your crew. Bring one to the call and we'll answer live questions from your job, on the spot.
FOR APPRENTICES & TRADE SCHOOLS
FOR APPRENTICES
Learn from every job, not just the ones your journeyman has time to explain.
Real-time NEC references in plain language while you work
Catch your own mistakes before your foreman does
Build the pattern recognition that takes years, in months
Step-by-step guidance and troubleshooting, like an expert looking over your shoulder
FOR TRADE SCHOOLS
Your students show up to job sites ready, not guessing.
Supplement classroom instruction with real-world job augmentation
Students graduate with confidence on how things actually work, not just theory
Differentiate your program, graduates that contractors actually want to hire
WHY IT MATTERS
Stopping to look up specs, code references, and YouTube demos instead of working.
Failed inspections, callbacks, and rework: labor, materials, return trips, and schedule disruption.
Ironhand compresses the learning curve so your crew produces sooner.
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