2. In recent years arc flash has also
become recognized as a serious
workplace hazard.
Shock and electrocution have
long been recognized as a serious
workplace hazard
3. An arc flash is rapid release of energy due to an
arcing fault between a phase conductor and
another phase conductor,
a neutral conductor or a ground.
Arc flashes are most commonly
caused from human error.
4. Everyday, there are up to ten arc flash incidents
resulting in
up to two fatalities a
day.
That’s 3,000 arc flash incidents per year!
5. The combination of a workplace
injury and
equipment downtime can cost
as much as $8 to10 million dollars
per injury!
6. Reduce risk of
electrical injury and death
Improve safety in your workplace
by following these 7 tips...
7. One:
CREATE AN ELECTRICAL
SAFETY INITIATIVE
TIP! The methodology for conducting an arc flash analysis is
outlined in
IEEE 1584 Guide for Performing Arc-Flash Hazard
Calculations
11. Five:
CREATE A ROBUST SAFETY
TRAINING PROGRAM
TIP! Keep your team sharp by conducting regularly-scheduled
safety training and audits for all electrical workers .
12. Six:
EMPOWER
YOUR TEAM
TIP! If your staff doesn’t know how to troubleshoot electrical
issues – they need to learn and practice in a simulation
environment! If your staff does know how to troubleshoot,
they need hone their skills and practice in a simulation
environment!
14. Helping companies reduce equipment downtime
by providing simulation-based training software
that
teaches people how to troubleshoot electrical
problems