Herzig Engineering Acquires Canada Training Group, Expands Safety Services

Herzig Engineering, a provider of electrical safety and reliability services backed by Copley Equity Partners, has bought Canada Training Group (CTG). The price was not disclosed.

CTG has run electrical safety training, arc flash studies, and infrared inspections since 1980. The company says it serves industrial and commercial customers across Canada. It will keep its own brand as Canada Training Group – A Herzig Company.

“CTG is a natural fit for Herzig Engineering. Together, we are creating a stronger platform to serve customers across North America,” Matt Weiss, Herzig’s CEO, said in a statement.

Rob Smith, CTG’s CEO, said the deal lets his team “continue building on the reputation Canada Training Group has established over the last four decades.”

The acquisition gives Herzig a direct Canadian presence. Until now, the firm’s sales force had focused on the United States. Customers with operations on both sides of the border can now get consistent electrical safety training and services from one combined provider, the companies said.

Herzig does consulting, engineering, and field support for industrial and commercial facilities. Copley, a lower-middle-market private investment firm with offices in Boston and Denver, invested in Herzig at an earlier stage. The firm holds an evergreen capital base and backs growth-oriented companies across sectors.