The electrical hazard risk assessments also identify the requirements for an Energized Electrical Work Permit, as required by NFPA 70E-2015, Section 130.2(B).

These three short steps may give the impression that risk assessments don’t require much attention, but that’s far from true. Risk assessments are the foundation of any safety program. The NFPA 70E ...

Under NFPA 70B, electrical maintenance plans outline equipment testing, user training, risk assessments, and documentation ...

A risk assessment of each task must be performed and documented, as noted in NFPA 70E 110.1(H), to capture details on the employee’s exposure to electrical hazards, the associated risks, and the ...

• Perform a shock risk assessment in accordance with Sec. 130.4(A). Determine the nominal phase-to-phase voltage of the system or equipment along with the approach boundaries (limited and restricted) ...

For example, labels may include shock protection information, such as the Limited and Restricted Approach Boundaries. It’s also common practice to include the date of the last arc flash risk ...

Bermuda Air Conditioning Group, through its electrical division, Bermuda Universal Electric, will hold its third NFPA 70E ...

The electrical hazard risk assessments also identify the requirements for an Energized Electrical Work Permit, as required by NFPA 70E-2015, Section 130.2(B).