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Arc flash assessments

Arc flash assessments that reduce risk and keep workers safe

Our arc flash study calculates the incident energy at all serviceable equipment and labels it, so your crew knows the hazard before they open the panel.
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Why it matters

Arc flash is not a rare event

Every year, arc flash incidents injure thousands of workers and carry significant costs for U.S. industries. Most are preventable and a current arc flash assessment is the first step.

30,000

Arc flash incidents per year

2,000+

Workers hospitalized annually

400

Fatalities per year

59%

Increase in electrical injuries

Sources: Industry estimates, BLS

What we deliver

The information your facility needs to work safely and stay compliant

A Lume Safety arc flash risk assessment per NFPA 70E delivers everything your EHS and operations teams need to protect workers, meet NFPA 70E requirements, and make informed decisions about your electrical infrastructure. A current assessment also satisfies NFPA 70B, which independently requires that single-line diagrams and arc flash studies be maintained and kept current.

Delivered reliably and on schedule. Every arc flash assessment includes:

  • Short-circuit analysis and protective device coordination
  • Incident energy calculations 
  • Hazard labeling on every panel
  • PPE guidance based on actual incident energy levels
  • Arc flash studies using IEEE 1584 methodology
  • Engineering recommendations to reduce incident energy where it exceeds acceptable limits
  • A complete hazard assessment report that your EHS and maintenance teams can use to quickly identify areas of concern
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Open Enrollment

Electrical Safety & Arc Flash Training [2027 NFPA 70E]: October Live Webinars

Get up to speed on 2027 NFPA 70E changes and required electrical safe work practices in this live instructor-led training.
Is your facility overdue?

When to contact us

If any of these apply, it's time to talk.
  • No arc flash study in 5+ years
  • Equipment has changed since the last assessment
  • New equipment installed in the facility or a recent expansion
  • No reliable as-built record of the electrical distribution system
  • An audit, insurance renewal or incident investigation is pending
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How it works

From first call to final report, no surprises

Our team of experienced, licensed Professional Engineers handles the complexity so your team doesn't have to.

Scope & site review

Our engineers start with a conversation about your facility, equipment inventory and timeline.

On-site data collection

Experienced technicians gather the electrical system data needed for the study. Equipment stays running.  

Engineering analysis & modeling

Licensed Professional Engineers will model the facility and complete the incident energy calculations using SKM software. Every piece of equipment is analyzed.

Delivery & implementation

You receive your report backed by Professional Engineer review, arc flash labels and PPE guidance. Our engineers walk your team through the findings and recommendations.