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Tune in to Eaton's library of informative videos to find out more about resetting arc flash safety in your facility.

Arc flash safety Q&A with Eaton experts

Tune in to reset safety with critical knowledge of arc flash safety and mitigation.

The Reset Safety: Ask the expert arc flash mitigation Q&A video series delivers expert insights and practical guidance on key components of electrical safety programs. Led by Application Engineer Ellen Bachman, each short video answers a vital question to help reinforce a culture of safety and compliance.

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Why is PPE so important?

 Arc flash incidents pose serious hazards, and wearing the right PPE can mean the difference between life and death. An Eaton Application Engineer explains that electrical workers face serious hazards every day, making PPE crucial for their safety. The video showcases a montage of different types of PPE, including arc-rated clothing, gloves, face shields, and hearing protection. Each piece of equipment plays a vital role in protecting workers during an arc flash event.

What are the benefits of a documented safety program?

A well-documented safety program is essential for enhancing worker safety, reducing the likelihood of electrical incidents, and ensuring compliance with legal and code requirements.

How does arc flash training fit into a company's overall safety program?

In this video, we explore the critical role that arc flash training plays in a company's overall safety program. Arc flash incidents pose significant risks to electrical workers, and proper training is essential to mitigate these hazards. Join us as we delve into the importance of arc flash training and how it contributes to a culture of safety within an organization

Arc flash safety with Eaton's experience centers

    Stay safe with Eaton: Understanding electrical codes and standards

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    Don’t get caught off guard. Be aware of the scenarios in which an arc flash can occur.

    One of the primary reasons for electrical injuries is electric arcing, commonly referred to as arc flash. Arc flash incidents are often related to human error when work is being performed on or around energized electrical equipment. Even when the work involves control equipment and the handling of small, low-voltage electrical components, the risk of arc flash still exists.