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Arc Flash Avoidance and
NFPA 70E Compliance

June 3, 2008

2:00 pm EDT (11:00 am PDT)

Most of us know that the words “Arc Flash” mean something serious.  But, most of us do not know how dangerous an Arc Flash can be.  Are you concerned about the risks associated with your electrical system inspections? 

Did you know that injuries associated with accidental exposure to arc flash explosions are probably far more dangerous than the hazards associated with electrocution?

Do you want to learn how regulations and NFPA 70E requirements can help you provide a safe work environment when working in and around electrical equipment?

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Some things to consider are:

• There are approximately 2000 Arc Flash events that occur in the United States every year

• Temperatures can reach 35,000°F in less than 1 second

• Copper vaporizes, leading to dynamite like explosions

So, now that we have your attention, Arc Flash events can be minimized and avoided if you understand safety standards and adhere to published requirements.  Documents such as NFPA 70E can help save lives and avoid catastrophic incidents.  Safe maintenance practices, knowing what to look for, thermal imaging of electrical switchgear using safe equipment and protective gear can all help.

Join us in this informative web seminar to understand what an Arc Flash is and safety standards you should follow to save lives. Find out how you can comply with NFPA 70E.