Arc Flash Hazards Heat An arc flash can be up to , degrees FR clothing can minimize extent of burns FR clothing is available up to Cal cm Ultraviolet (UV) light Can cause damage to retinas, possible causing blindness Coating on eyefilter out

Arc Flash and NFPA E Presented by J.DKyle OSHA (a) () Wearing Proper PPE Safe Work Practices not to work hot or live except De energizing introduces additional or increased hazards Emerg systems, Life SupportInfeasible

New Terms in NFPA E Risk A combination of the likelihood of occurrence of injury or damage to health and the severity of injury or damage to health that results from a hazard. Risk Assessment An overall process that identifies hazards, estimates the potential

Hear from Rick Simpson with NTT on important parts of NFPA E Arc Flash Electrical Safety TrainingHe shares what we'll cover in an upcoming training cours