Electrical Safety Training
Inherent dangers exist with the operation, maintenance, and repair of electrical equipment. Electrical hazards such as arc flash and arc blast can result in serious injury or death to electrical workers. With proper training, your employees are prepared to protect themselves, their co-workers, and your critical infrastructure.
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Electrical Safety Training
Inherent dangers exist with the operation, maintenance, and repair of electrical equipment. Electrical hazards such as arc flash and arc blast can result in serious injury or death to electrical workers. With proper training, your employees are prepared to protect themselves, their co-workers, and your critical infrastructure.
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If your facility is like most, equipment and loads are continually added or removed in small increments, constantly changing your electrical infrastructure. The impact of these changes is not always apparent until some part of the system becomes overloaded or exhibits other problems. Keeping your single-line diagram up to date provides a road map that enables proper protection and system reliability, and is necessary for NFPA 70E compliance.
Arc flash incidents are highly concentrated radiant thermal energy resulting from an arcing fault between two points. These potentially devastating events kill or injure people every day. An up-to-date arc flash study helps mitigate these hazards by calculating the limited and restricted approach boundaries inside which workers must use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
