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Electrical Engineering Services
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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 a Coordination Study
Requirements for electrical coordination:
Electrical coordination is required by NFPA 70 (NEC) in various sections.
Simply Put Electrical coordination is required for a buildings emergency systems, elevators, and especially for critical infrastructure like hospitals.
In general, every commercial building requires a coordination study to be performed by a licensed engineer during the electrical design portion of construction.
Also if emergency systems like back up generators and static transfer switches have been added or updated or if there has been an electrical fault in the system, it will be required to get a new coordination study.
What is a Coordinated System:
A coordinated system means that in the event of an electrical fault, each overcurrent protective device (circuit breakers and fuses) triggers in the correct order, and in a quick enough manner to prevent electrical hazards.
An Engineer will come and check your system and make sure everything works well and remains safe in the event of a short circuit. They will also check to make sure that breakers and fuses made by different manufactures are working well together
if the engineer identifies any problems with your electrical system, the engineer will recommend improvements and repairs that need to be made to your system. tA nice bonus is your system is also checked for small problems and inefficiencies which can save you money in the long run.
Most importantly a coordination study keeps your workplace safe and compliant with OSHA standards. If OSHA discovers that your system has not been properly maintained and tested for electrical coordination, you could face some hefty fines.
For More Information
Check Out Our Blogs
Do I Need a Coordination Study
Requirements for electrical coordination:
Electrical coordination is required by NFPA 70 (NEC) in various sections.
Simply Put Electrical coordination is required for a buildings emergency systems, elevators, and especially for critical infrastructure like hospitals.
In general, every commercial building requires a coordination study to be performed by a licensed engineer during the electrical design portion of construction.
Also if emergency systems like back up generators and static transfer switches have been added or updated or if there has been an electrical fault in the system, it will be required to get a new coordination study.
What is a Coordinated System:
A coordinated system means that in the event of an electrical fault, each overcurrent protective device (circuit breakers and fuses) triggers in the correct order, and in a quick enough manner to prevent electrical hazards.
An Engineer will come and check your system and make sure everything works well and remains safe in the event of a short circuit. They will also check to make sure that breakers and fuses made by different manufactures are working well together
if the engineer identifies any problems with your electrical system, the engineer will recommend improvements and repairs that need to be made to your system. tA nice bonus is your system is also checked for small problems and inefficiencies which can save you money in the long run.
Most importantly a coordination study keeps your workplace safe and compliant with OSHA standards. If OSHA discovers that your system has not been properly maintained and tested for electrical coordination, you could face some hefty fines.