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Understanding Shock Hazard Boundaries in Arc Flash Protection
A shock hazard happens when a person is exposed to a source of electrical energy that can result in electrical shock or electrocution. This can occur through direct contact with live electrical parts or indirectly through tools, equipment, or conductive surfaces. Key...
Choosing the Right PPE for Electrical Safety
When it comes to electrical safety, particularly arc flash protection, personal protective equipment (PPE) plays a critical role. NFPA 70E outlines specific PPE categories designed to protect against arc flash hazards. An arc flash is a sudden release of energy caused...
Understanding the Differences Between NFPA 70 and NFPA 70E
When it comes to electrical safety standards, two key documents frequently come up: NFPA 70 and NFPA 70E. While they both play crucial roles in ensuring safety in electrical installations and maintenance, they serve different purposes and are applied in different...
Prioritizing Electrical Safety: How Frequently to Assess Your Electrical Equipment
Electrical safety is of top importance in every workplace, from industrial facilities to commercial buildings. To put safety first, you need to do a variety of assessments. But what kind, and how often? And which federal organization mandates these practices? Arc...
Illuminating Safety: Top 5 Practices for Facility Electrical Safety
No one wants to see electrical equipment fail or employees get injured. That means electrical safety has to be a top priority. But exactly what does that involve? Here Are the Top Five Practices to Keep Your Facility Safe from Electrical Issues: Regular Electrical...
