Arc Flash Trainings for your Workplace
Stay compliant with Employee Training, System Analysis, and updated Labels
Starting at just $75 Per Label.
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What's Included
NFPA 70E - OSHA Compliance
Free Short Circuit Study
Arc Flash Labels
Survey of entire electrical system
Software model of Electrical System
Equipment Maintenance Evaluation
Electrical Maintenance Program Development
Emergency Response Planning
Electrically Safe Working Condition Planning
Virtual Employee Training Session
Stamped Report with Necessary Documentation
Our Process
Phone Consultation: Introduction and begin learning about your facility and it's unique compliance needs. Provide a preliminary quote within 24 hrs.
Site visit: We will come to your site to take measurements, calculate hazards, label equipment and provide training.
Documentation: We stamp and provide necessary documentation for your safe keeping. You will also get a copy of the workplace training for your records.
Arc Flash Compliance Overview
An Arc Flash study is required to be performed every 5 years or after electrical changes to maintain OSHA and NFPA compliance and ensure workplace safety.
There are generally 3 requirements of an Arc Flash Study to remain OSHA and NFPA compliant:
First, a certified and experienced Electrical Engineer needs to evaluate your electrical system, and calculate hazards.
Second, labels with the calculations need to be displayed on all high voltage electrical equipment that is serviced.
Third, all employees with access to high voltage equipment need to go through a comprehensive Arc Flash Training program.
EAP provides solutions for all for your workplace electrical compliance needs with our comprehensive Arc Flash Study.
More Info on Arc Flash Compliance
When is an Arc Flash Study Required
Why:
Osha Requires workplaces to protect employees from electrical hazards by providing warning labels, PPE, and Trainings.
When:
Facilities that have electrical equipment that is >208V like large generators and dedicated utility services, or perform maintenance while energized, will need an Electrical Engineer to create custom labels, trainings, and PPE recommendations for them.
What:
Common facilities that are >208V or require Energized maintenance:
Hospitals & Healthcare Facilities
Data Centers
Offices and Residential towers
Schools and Universities
Industrial Facilities
Solar and Wind Farms
How often:
The NFPA requires arc flash studies to be updated every 5 years, or after any changes to the utilities.
Trainings are recommended to be renewed every 3 years (when the code is updated).
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