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How to reduce arc flash incident energy
You've had an arc flash study done and installed labels on all your equipment. You've given training to your electrical workers on how to interpret those labels, but you've still got one problem… some of the levels are very high. In fact, some of them are so high that the workers are uncomfortable even going near the staff… now what?
Electrical Risk Management: The Basics
A simple yet valuable article on why Risk Management is so important for Electrical Safety.
What Arc Flash PPE is Required if There's No Label
What arc flash PPE is required, if there’s no label? Who’s responsible for providing arc flash hazard information? Is there any other way to know my PPE is ‘good enough’? And more in our article.
Beginners Guide To: Electrical Maintenance
We have been asked about Electrical Maintenance quite a bit in 2025. We wanted to write an easy-to-read and concise guide that explained what it is...and why an organization may consider planning for it.
Lessons learned from new workplace electrical safety stats (ESFI 2025)
We share our thoughts and summarize some interesting lessons learned from ESFI workplace data.
9 Steps To Performing an Arc Flash Study
This guide will help you learn how to perform an arc flash study on time and on budget. The best part? You don’t need to go anywhere else. It’s all here.
Understanding the Importance of Circuit Breaker Maintenance
Circuit breaker maintenance is crucial for the safety, efficiency, and longevity of any electrical system. This article will walk you through why, and share some important tips.
Why Your Insurance Company Cares About Your Electrical Maintenance
Here is a quick article discussing why electrical maintenance should matter to you and why it absolutely matters to your insurer.
Does a 100 Cal Arc Flash Suit Really Work?
Electrical workers have been getting mixed messages when it comes to a 100 cal arc flash suit. It was always common knowledge that working on anything over 40 cal/cm2 was extremely dangerous and should never be done... or is that really common knowledge?
How to Label Your Electrical Equipment
In order to create a single line diagram, all equipment must be accurately labeled with correct IDs and information about where it is being fed from and where it is feeding to.