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An Arc Flash is an electrical explosion caused by a fault or short circuit allowing current to flow through the air. Electrical safety inspections identify hazardous situations and corrective actions. Our maintenance procedures and consulting can help improve processes and reduce costs. Lockout/Tagout refers to practices that safeguard employees during equipment service or maintenance from unexpected energization or hazardous energy release. The company address is provided.
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