Risk assessments for shock and arc flash are driven by the NFPA 70E® requirement. The arc flash study can be used to determine the voltage and shock boundaries within a facility. If the arc flash assessment determines that an arc flash hazard exists, Allied Reliability's electrical consultants can help you determine proper protection, safe work practices, the arc flash boundary, and the required PPE.
Companies are increasingly concerned with the safety of their employees and contractors who may work on hazardous electrical equipment. The most common electrical injuries come from electric shock and from arc flash incidents.
Allied Reliability Electrical Services offers arc flash and short circuit analysis studies which help clients comply with changing electrical safety regulations.
As one of the most common electrical injuries, arc flash threatens the safety of employees and contractors who work on hazardous electrical equipment. Driven by the NFPA 70E requirement, adhering to compliance guidelines is critical.
