ARC FLASH MANAGEMENT
A HOLISTIC APPROACH
TO ELECTRICAL SAFETY
We have a wealth of experience in the management and risk assessment of Arc Flash in businesses throughout the UK and Europe.
Find out more about the danger of arc flash in your business and how we can help to minimise and manage the risk below.
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It’s generally accepted that in the wider subject of electrical injury in the workplace, the likelihood of arc flash is minimal. However, should arc flash occur, damage to property and personnel tends to be far greater than with other electrical injuries in the workplace. There are a host of factors from the surrounding environment to equipment suitability and age that play a part in the likelihood of an arc flash event.
In many cases our clients often believe their arc flash risk is bigger at high voltage HV (above 1000Vac). However, in our experience of carrying out arc flash studies, we’ve found the risk is higher at low voltage. See our article by Paul Hopton, Principle Electrical Consultant at Electrical Safety UK for a full case study on this analysis.
It’s generally accepted that in the wider subject of electrical injury in the workplace, the likelihood of arc flash is minimal. However, should arc flash occur, damage to property and personnel tends to be far greater than with other electrical injuries in the workplace. There are a host of factors from the surrounding environment to equipment suitability and age that play a part in the likelihood of an arc flash event.
In many cases our clients often believe their arc flash risk is bigger at high voltage HV (above 1000Vac). However, in our experience of carrying out arc flash studies, we’ve found the risk is higher at low voltage. See our article by Paul Hopton, Principle Electrical Consultant at Electrical Safety UK for a full case study on this analysis.
It’s generally accepted that in the wider subject of electrical injury in the workplace, the likelihood of arc flash is minimal. However, should arc flash occur, damage to property and personnel tends to be far greater than with other electrical injuries in the workplace. There are a host of factors from the surrounding environment to equipment suitability and age that play a part in the likelihood of an arc flash event.
In many cases our clients often believe their arc flash risk is bigger at high voltage HV (above 1000Vac). However, in our experience of carrying out arc flash studies, we’ve found the risk is higher at low voltage. See our article by Paul Hopton, Principle Electrical Consultant at Electrical Safety UK for a full case study on this analysis.
It’s generally accepted that in the wider subject of electrical injury in the workplace, the likelihood of arc flash is minimal. However, should arc flash occur, damage to property and personnel tends to be far greater than with other electrical injuries in the workplace. There are a host of factors from the surrounding environment to equipment suitability and age that play a part in the likelihood of an arc flash event.
In many cases our clients often believe their arc flash risk is bigger at high voltage HV (above 1000Vac). However, in our experience of carrying out arc flash studies, we’ve found the risk is higher at low voltage. See our article by Paul Hopton, Principle Electrical Consultant at Electrical Safety UK for a full case study on this analysis.
It’s generally accepted that in the wider subject of electrical injury in the workplace, the likelihood of arc flash is minimal. However, should arc flash occur, damage to property and personnel tends to be far greater than with other electrical injuries in the workplace. There are a host of factors from the surrounding environment to equipment suitability and age that play a part in the likelihood of an arc flash event.
In many cases our clients often believe their arc flash risk is bigger at high voltage HV (above 1000Vac). However, in our experience of carrying out arc flash studies, we’ve found the risk is higher at low voltage. See our article by Paul Hopton, Principle Electrical Consultant at Electrical Safety UK for a full case study on this analysis.
Why use Electrical Safety UK for your
Arc Flash risk assessments?
Our Consultants identify and prioritise Risk Control Measures by attention to a sound targeted strategy to optimise cost/ benefit considerations
Experience by market sector from 30 volts DC up to 400,000 volts AC
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