List the characteristics of an arc flash hazard List the characteristics of an arc blast hazard Explain how other injury hazards are related to shock, flash, and blast OSHA Requirements Participants will be able to Identify requirements specified in OSHA CFR and NFPA E

Theres urgency to completing arc flash risk assessments and shock risk assessments According to changes made for NFPA E, these as assessments must be conducted before any person is exposed to electrical hazardsThe risk of an arc flash explosion occurring at your facility is not negligible, and the trend of increased power use combined

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Any time there are exposed energized conductors or circuit parts there is an arc flash and shock hazardOSHA and NFPA E both define V as the threshold where a risk exists.

NFPA E statements about the arc flash risk assessment are almost verbatim from the shock risk assessmentSection states N (A) GeneralAn arc flash risk assessment shall be performed () To identify arc flash hazards

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) details how to comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) regulation, CFR .(a), through the NFPA E standardApplying these electrical safety standards in the workplace protects electrical safety workers around devices capable of generating an arc flash.

Electrical safety in the workplace is an important topic that is addressed by N FPA E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace ( edition)This standard addresses arc flash and shock hazards, and there is a need for more empirical incident data on the actual hazards that may be experienced when equipment faults or adverse