Articles by Dennis Neitzel

Previous editions of NFPA 70E required an arc flash hazard analysis. The 2015 edition now requires an arc flash risk assessment to determine if an arc flash hazard exists.

The need for analyzing electrical hazards in the workplace has been recognized by a small segment of the industry for many years.

Previous editions of NFPA 70E required an arc flash hazard analysis. The 2015 edition now requires an arc flash risk assessment to determine if an arc flash hazard exists.

Safety assessments of electrical equipment and systems should be a planned and scheduled event to help ensure a safe and reliable electrical system.

The answer to this question depends on whether or not you previously complied with the training and documentation requirements of any or all of the following:

This article defines and identifies who a Qualified Person is; it will also identify the training required for a person to be considered qualified.