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Detailed Arc Flash Hazard Analysis for Optimal Facility Safety - Archer Electric - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Your Full-service Electrical Contracting Firm

Serving Green Bay and Appleton to Oshkosh and Milwaukee, Archer Electric, LLC, is a full-service electrical contracting firm offering a broad spectrum of electrical, engineering, and awareness/safety training services to commercial and industrial customers throughout Wisconsin.

We specialize in helping companies meet NFPA 70E and OSHA regulations related to electrical safety in the workplace. We also offer a variety of electrical and engineering services including power systems/energy quality monitoring, and everything from static control/elimination to systems analysis and project consultation/supervision.

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Electrical Safety Training

Electrical Safety Training

Wisconsin-based Archer Electric, LLC, offers a wide array of safety training topics and formats related to electrical safety and hazard awareness.

OSHA & NFPA 70E Safety & Compliance

OSHA & NFPA 70E Safety & Compliance

OSHA regulations require a written and documented program for the control of hazardous energy, known commonly as a lockout/tagout program.

Electrical Services

Electrical Services
Identify and trace existing circuits to locate and mark accurate feeder/source information.

Engineering Services

Engineering Services

Identify and trace existing circuits to locate and mark accurate feeder/source information.

Arc Flash Hazard Anaylsis

Arc Flash Hazard Anaylsis

With protection from the dangers of arc flash and arc blast being one of the main focuses of the NFPA 70E, there are few things as important as having a proper and thorough Arc Flash Engineering Study of your facility completed.

Compliant OSHA & NFPA 70E Safety & Compliance - Archer Electric - Oshkosh, Wisconsin
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Why Choose Us

How common are arc flash incidents and related injuries? Approximately how many fatal and non-fatal arc flash incidents occur annually?
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Arc flash incidents are fairly common with many serious injuries and fatalities reported. According to the NFPA 70E, arc flash incidents and the related burns "make up the majority of hospital admissions due to electrical accidents" (rather than shocks). Further, more than 2,000 people are admitted to intensive care burn units each year as a result of severe arc flash burns they received during an arc flash incident. Fatalities occur at a rate of approximately one per day in the United States with non-fatal arc flash incidents occurring approximately 5-10 times per day. Even these non-fatal arc flash incidents consistently result in many serious burns and injuries requiring weeks to months of intensive care hospital stays and many months of painful rehabilitation
What businesses and facilities are required to have an arc flash analysis?
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Nearly every facility that uses electrical distribution systems and/or equipment is required to have an arc flash engineering study performed. Basically, any facility where an individual might be exposed to electrical hazards and the possible danger associated with arc flash exists requires a study. In addition to industry and manufacturing plants, this also includes facilities such as hospitals and schools.
If I only have a small facility and an outside electrical contractor does the majority of our maintenance and testing work, can I avoid having to set up a safety program for arc flash protection or forego an engineered study?
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The size of the facility is not the determining factor in who needs these arc flash engineering studies and electrical safety programs. You cannot circumvent the requirements for an electrical safety program and an arc flash engineering study. Further, the cost for performing such an engineering analysis for a small facility will be extremely low compared to the costs to your business as the result of an electrical accident involving one of your contractor employees. The host employer will generally be responsible for making sure that adequate electrical safety measures have been taken to protect and warn your contract employers from the known hazards of your facility, arc flash included.
Comprehensive Arc Flash Hazard Analysis for Facility Safety - Archer Electric - Appleton, Wisconsin
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Thorough Arc Flash Hazard Analysis for Facility Safety - Archer Electric - Green Bay, Wisconsin

Excellent work on installing two very large fan/ light fixtures in our home. Remotes work great with them also! Would highly recommend.

Kris Hess

Customer
Thorough Arc Flash Hazard Analysis for Facility Safety - Archer Electric - Green Bay, Wisconsin

“Archer Electric’s service exceeded our expectations. The final product was done in such a way that even the novice worker could follow it. They did an outstanding job for us.”

Dave Herberg

Process Improvement Manager, Dutchland Plastics Corporation
Thorough Arc Flash Hazard Analysis for Facility Safety - Archer Electric - Green Bay, Wisconsin

“I have seen first-hand the time and effort Archer Electric puts into their electrical audits and seminars. With the professionalism and pride that goes into their work, I would not hesitate to recommend their services to anyone!”

Ray Buman

Owner, Vibracon Plus LLC
Thorough Arc Flash Hazard Analysis for Facility Safety - Archer Electric - Green Bay, Wisconsin

“Russ is very thorough on his analysis and reporting. He makes sure he backs up his conclusions with data and gives more than one option to remedy my issues.”

Shaun Mullenix

Environmental Engineer, Mid-States Aluminum Corporation
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