Arc Flash Studies
What is Arc Flash?
Simply put, an arc flash is a phenomenon where a flash-over of electric current leaves its
intended path and travels through the air from one conductor to another, or to ground.
The results are often violent and when a human is in close proximity to the arc flash, serious
injury and even death can occur.
Why should I do an Arc Flash Study?
What exactly are the dangers?
What safety measures does Arc Flash require?
Numerous approaches are available to safeguard workers against electrical hazards. Some of these approaches are designed to protect qualified employees performing tasks on electrical circuits, while others are tailored for non-qualified employees working in the vicinity of energized equipment.
Here are a few of the protective methods:
If You Must Work on Energized Circuits
When it’s not possible to de-energize a circuit and an employee must work with live electricity, the employer is responsible for establishing and enforcing safety protocols. These protocols are crucial for preventing electric shock or other injuries resulting from direct or indirect electrical contact. The safety protocols should align with the nature and scope of the electrical hazards involved.
These safety related work practices could include:
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