Our team visits the facility and gathers the necessary electrical system information. This includes the opening of panels and removal of covers from panels when needed to obtain the necessary information.

Key information gathered includes information regarding: Fuses, Breakers, Wire Size, Wire Type, Distance, Conduit Type, Nameplate Information, Transformers, Motors and much more.

Based on information gathered in the field we then perform the Incident Energy Analysis. As part of this analysis we also perform the short-circuit study and protective-device coordination study.

A report of the analysis is provided that details the results, as well as all the information gathered and parameters of your electrical system. The report will also include recommended modifications to the electrical system that will potentially lessen the arc flash energy and other electrical risks.

Arc Flash labels are developed, printed, and adhered to the respective electrical equipment (MCCs, Panelboards, Switchboards, Disconnects, etc.).

The labels will include all the required NFPA 70E Elements (voltage level, incident energy, and arc flash boundary) in addition to the panel name and upstream fed from location, which many others do not provide.

We can then provide training to the Qualified Person level to ensure the policies and procedures are understood by the persons who need to interact with the electrical equipment. ​

The Qualified Persons training includes both classroom and hands-on exercises to ensure the fundamental requirements are understood by all. The electrical safe work practices training is required every 3 years per NFPA 70E.