Ensuring workplace safety and NFPA 70E compliance through expert engineering calculations and labeling.
An Arc Flash Study is a critical safety audit of your electrical system that determines the incident energy levels at various points in the grid. At Arson Power, we use industry-leading software like ETAP and SKM to simulate potential faults and calculate the safe working distances for your personnel.
This study is not just a safety measure; it's a legal requirement under OSHA and NFPA 70E standards to prevent catastrophic injuries and equipment damage.
Our engineering team in New York ensures that every study meets the rigorous requirements of IEEE 1584 and NFPA 70E. Failure to comply can lead to heavy fines and increased liability.
Our field engineers collect detailed data on your transformers, breakers, and cable lengths.
We create a digital twin of your power system using ETAP software to run fault simulations.
We provide ANSI-compliant labels that specify incident energy and required PPE levels.
Unlike basic consultants, Arson Power provides Mitigation Strategies. If a point in your system has dangerous energy levels, we recommend settings changes or hardware upgrades to reduce the hazard.
Our goal is to lower your PPE requirements from Dangerous levels to manageable Category 1 or 2, significantly improving technician safety and mobility.
With our headquarters in New York and years of industrial experience, we bring a level of precision that is rare in the industry.
