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Since 1966 Schneider Electric Engineering Services has completed over 10,000 power system
assessments, studies, and designs for our customers, who include:
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•Lowe’s Manufacturing •Wyeth
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•Union Carbide •Mayo Clinic •General Foods •Caterpillar Inc.
•INVISTA •Southern California •Kraft Foods •Martin Marietta Utility
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Carolina Courthouse •OXY WWTO WWTP
•U.S. Postal Service™ •Chevron
•Wright Patterson AFB
The Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety reports that electrical injuries
are the second-most costly worker’s compensation claim.
Conduct an Arc Flash Risk Assessment to Evaluate the Likelihood on Ocurrence and
Step 2 Severity of Arc Flash Hazards
(2) The employee interacts with the equipment where conductors or circuit parts are not exposed but an increased likelihood of
injury from an exposure to an arc flash hazard exists”
Step One
Step Two
Schneider Electric can assist with data collection, analysis, and label installation to help you
comply with the requirements of NFPA 70E.
In addition, the calculation method and data to support the information for the label shall be documented.
observe. Therefore, the PPE that employers must provide for workers Eqpt Name: UPS-80kW
the maximum IE and arc flash boundary may indicate that minor
system changes do not invalidate the labels of the PPE category.
This results in simpler label installation and records management.
• Requires workers to interpret discrete IE values to select 3 ft 3 in. Arc Flash Boundary
• Any changes in the power system can easily invalidate the Values produced by a Schneider Electric engineering analysis. Any system
modification, adjustment of protective device settings, or failure to properly maintain
equipment will invalidate this label. For more information, contact Schneider Electric
label values. at 1-888-778-2733.
• An update to 2004-2012 Schneider Electric legacy labels. 480V Shock hazard when cover is open
3 ft 6 in Limited Approach
• Easier to install than actual IE & arc flash boundary labels. 1 ft 0 in. Restricted Approach
Step Three
Less
5 PPE (protect workers from the hazard) effective
Step Four
Step Five
Step Six
Properly-rated equipment is needed to test voltages. Insulated tools are required for workers who are to perform testing and
troubleshooting on energized equipment.
Solution Group 1 Lowers arc flash energy by reducing the arcing time.
Solution Group 2 Removes worker from location or places a barrier between worker and
exposed energized parts.
Asset Connect
Asset Connect offers wireless sensors that can be installed into low- and medium-voltage
equipment as well as transformers and busway. Sensors can be placed in locations usually not
accessible with an infrared camera. They can be installed on equipment with high arc flash ratings,
allowing equipment condition to be monitored without a risk of danger to personnel or equipment.
Many of our engineers are leaders in IEEE, NFPA, and other power system standard-making organizations.
Specifically, we:
• Have over 150 strategically located professional engineers who • Offer arc flash mitigation solutions through a variety of
are collectively registered in every state of the U.S. to meet state engineering and electrical distribution services
licensing requirements • Established a standardized methodology to complete arc flash
• Are professional engineers who have in-depth knowledge of analyses along with uniform reporting standards nationwide
power distribution and control equipment and expertise of the • Provide generic arc flash analysis specifications to assist
calculation methods required for arc flash analyses customers with specification development
• Provide full-scope NFPA 70E compliance support and solutions • Have the capabilities to perform the arc flash analysis, as well
as make recommendations for corrective action(s)
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