Arc Flash Facility Compliance

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Arc Flash Facility Compliance

Is Your Facility Truly Arc Flash Compliant?

Electricity is arguably the most valuable resource we have in our modern society. Without electricity, most of the things we do and rely on on a daily basis wouldn't be there.

Becoming Arc Flash Compliant is far more than applying generic Warning Labels to the electrical equipment in your business and/or building.

There are six (6) different NFPA 70E Codes that you and your facility manager and maintenance staff MUST follow. If not, and some sort of electrical issue causes an injury or worse, it is you, the business owner, who is going to be 100% liable.

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What Compliance Really Means

Compliance Is a Legal Obligation — Not a Suggestion

NFPA 70E defines what employers must do. Understanding what's required protects your employees, your business, and your future.

More Than Warning Labels

Becoming Arc Flash Compliant is far more than applying generic Warning Labels to the electrical equipment in your business and/or building. True compliance requires documented programs, trained employees, and current risk assessments.

Six NFPA 70E Codes

There are six (6) different NFPA 70E Codes that you, your facility manager, and maintenance staff MUST follow. Each code carries legal weight and defines specific employer obligations.

You Are Liable

If an electrical issue causes an injury or worse, it is you — the business owner — who is going to be 100% liable. Compliance is not optional; it is your legal responsibility as an employer.

Risk Assessment First

We recommend commissioning an Arc Flash Risk Assessment to make sure you and your company are in full compliance with all NFPA 70E Arc Flash Hazard Analysis requirements before something happens.

I recommend commissioning an Arc Flash Risk Assessment

To make sure you and your company are in full compliance of all the NFPA 70E Arc Flash Hazard Analysis requirements before something happens.

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When searching for a reliable electrical safety consultant, call 1-888-NFPA70E

You will find everything you need here to understand, learn, and implement in your company as laid out in the NFPA 70E.

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