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I'm working on a arc Flash policy . I;m sure someone out there has a good lead on this and can help me out.
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Start with the NFPA 70E. In michigan you can go to a 70E compliance course that covers everything you need to know for a company to comply with the 70E www.epowerplus.com/training.htm (No I dont have any $$ ties to them)
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I have Taken the 70 E classes as well as taught some. but putting a Good company policy together is Different. I have a rought draft I'd just like to get info from others on this as I deal with Everything from HV switchgear to 120 /240 volt. Pulling buckets Changeing fuses shutdns ect.
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They have a class for exactly what you are looking for, its 2 days and designed for managers designing a safety program, I should know, I wrote the course.
I would be happy to answer any specific questions you have.
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What kind of arc flash protection would you need in a residential 200a service enclosure?
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What kind of arc flash protection would you need in a residential 200a service enclosure? That is an easy answer. Curtains on the windows.  My bad, It was arc flash...
Last edited by sparkyinak; 12/20/07 02:10 AM.
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