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Electrical Engineering Services
Keeping Your Facilities Safe
40+ Years of Experience
Businesses run on electricity, and we keep yours thriving with
our Unmatched Expertise and Proven Track Record of Safety.
For any facility, from data centers to hospitals, EAP is there for you
preventing accidents and ensuring your operations never falter.
Businesses run on electricity, and we're here to keep yours thriving
Electrical Compliance Experts
EAP, has been engineering electrical solutions for large industrial clients for over 40 years. Our clients can attest to our commitment to excellency. We have a simple yet profound goal – to provide the best electrical engineering and safety solutions that work with every budget. Don't leave your workplace safety and reliability to chance. Call EAP, the MOST experienced in electrical safety.
Electrical Compliance Experts
EAP, has been engineering electrical solutions for large industrial clients for over 40 years. Our clients can attest to our commitment to excellency. We have a simple yet profound goal – to provide the best electrical engineering and safety solutions that work with every budget. Don't leave your workplace safety and reliability to chance. Call EAP, the MOST experienced in electrical safety.
SERVICES
Arc Flash Study
Ensure workplace safety and OSHA compliance with our comprehensive Arc Flash Hazard Analysis. Identify Electrical Hazards, Label Equipment, and Train your Workforce. You can trust EAP to keep everyone safe
Coordination Study
Keep your Projects compliant and on budget with an EAP Coordination Study. Improve Reliability, Increase Effeciency, and Protect Critical Assets. Eap has you projects covered.
SERVICES
Arc Flash Study
Coordination Study
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Do I Need an Arc Flash Study
Do you Need an Arc Flash Study:
The 2024 NFPA 70 has been released and there are changes that could impact you.
Employers will be required to update employee trainings, and safety programs to meet the new standards.
Equipment and hazard labels should also be audited to ensure maintenance programs and PPE requirements are compliant with the updates.
Standards for Arc Flash Safety:
OSHA and the NFPA require electrical systems to be evaluated for Arc Flash hazards every 5 years or after any renovations that involve changes to the electrical system as the code minimum.
Getting your system evaluated every three years is considered the best practice since trainings and safety programs require updates at a three year interval and the electrical code (NFPA 70) is usually updated every three years.
Updated and accurate electrical hazard calculations are required to be displayed on all hazardous electrical equipment that is accessible by employees like switchboards and panelboards, motor control centers, transformers etc.
Training on Arc Flash hazards and preventative measures need to be provided to employees with access to electrical equipment ever year via classroom, virtual, or on-the-job learning. Also, the training program needs to be updated every three years with the latest standards.
Documentation of each aspect of the arc flash study should be kept and a safety program to address electrical hazards, worker roles, safety-related work practices, PPE, and employee training needs to be created and implemented from the documentation. This also needs to be audited and updated every year.
EAP is here to help with any of your arc flash needs from A-Z. With over 40 years experience working on arc flash studies, you can trust your workplace safety and compliance are in good hands.
For More Information
Check Out Our Blogs
Do I Need an Arc Flash Study
Do you Need an Arc Flash Study:
The 2024 NFPA 70 has been released and there are changes that could impact you.
Employers will be required to update employee trainings, and safety programs to meet the new standards.
Equipment and hazard labels should also be audited to ensure maintenance programs and PPE requirements are compliant with the updates.
Standards for Arc Flash Safety:
OSHA and the NFPA require electrical systems to be evaluated for Arc Flash hazards every 5 years or after any renovations that involve changes to the electrical system as the code minimum.
Getting your system evaluated every three years is considered the best practice since trainings and safety programs require updates at a three year interval and the electrical code (NFPA 70) is usually updated every three years.
Updated and accurate electrical hazard calculations are required to be displayed on all hazardous electrical equipment that is accessible by employees like switchboards and panelboards, motor control centers, transformers etc.
Training on Arc Flash hazards and preventative measures need to be provided to employees with access to electrical equipment ever year via classroom, virtual, or on-the-job learning. Also, the training program needs to be updated every three years with the latest standards.
Documentation of each aspect of the arc flash study should be kept and a safety program to address electrical hazards, worker roles, safety-related work practices, PPE, and employee training needs to be created and implemented from the documentation. This also needs to be audited and updated every year.
EAP is here to help with any of your arc flash needs from A-Z. With over 40 years experience working on arc flash studies, you can trust your workplace safety and compliance are in good hands.