Selecting the right arc flash protection starts with understanding and following electrical PPE guidelines, which are based ...

Until recently, however, over 600,000 U.S. workers did not have proper personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent injury from deadly arc flash hazards, according to the Occupational Safety and ...

Every safety program should factor in not just the electrical hazard itself, but the thermal energy it produces.

Critical for use near utilities’ generators and substations as well as industrial electrical panels and switch rooms, Dromex ...

Time is critical when working with electrical hazards, and dangerous situations can arise instantly without appropriate ...

OSHA’s first major update on arc flash safety in nearly two decades emphasizes the need for task-based PPE to address critical ... require proper protective equipment, including Arc Rated ...

The discussion is guided by both local and international standards, addressing practical industry challenges, such as: Can one glove provide both arc flash and electrical shock protection?