Arc flash risk assessments are required by organizations like the NFPA and OSHA. Assessments are required if equipment is more than 50 volts, you’ve made recent upgrades, your state adopted NFPA 70E mandates, or you haven’t had an assessment in five years. Are you compliant?

The rules are complex but this white paper explains it all. Read it to learn:

• When risk assessments are required by bodies like OSHA, IEEE and NFPA
• Arc flash boundaries
• Arc flash labels
• Personal protective equipment requirements
• What to expect from an arc flash risk assessment