Arc Flash Safety Services and Training

Arc Flash Solutions Provider

Iam Unlimited is your Arc Flash solutions provider. We have trained professionals who specialize in Arc Flash safety solutions for the workplace.  We have a 5 step Arc Flash Safety Program which is comprehensive & customized for each customer as well as a 5 step follow-up program to keep you up-to date on new ANSI and OSHA standards and regulations. Iam Unlimited provides operational & administrative synergy with Lockout/Tag out, highly trained technical personnel & engineering support, and innovative market leading products and services. For more information about our Arc Flash program and services contact us at info@iam-unlimited.com or call us at  810-238-8611.

Iam Unlimited Arc Flash Safety Program

Iam Unlimited has a complete 5 step Arc Flash Safety Program to meet your needs. We have industry experts offering training by an NEC/OSHA certified trainer, Electrical Power System Analysis, One Line Drawings, Mitigation Reports, and written safety program.

Step 1 - Written Program
  • Assesment of the existing safety program
  • Written policies for working on energized equipment, such as lockout rules, work permits & PPE requirements
Step 2 - Training
Training by an NEC/OSHA certifed trainer with topics including:
  • Hazards created by an Arc Flash or Arc Blast
  • Arc Flash regulations (NFPA 70 and 70E)
  • How to protect workers and comly with OSHA
  • Review of existing safety practices and resources
  • Appropriate safety practices and resources
  • Reducing the risks of Arc Flash
  • Using the proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Step 3 - Electrical Power System Analysis
  • Survey and data collection of all electrical panels
  • Short circuit and duy calculation to ensure all equipment is properly rated to withstand a short circuit current
  • Protective device coordination (breakers, fuses,etc. ) to ensure that each device will work properly when needed.
  • Analysis of power system for Incident Energy, PPE requirements, Flash Hazard Boundaries, and Shock Hazard
  • Installation of Arc Hazard labels - Vinyl, UV rated
Step 4 - One Line Drawings
Provide up-to-date Electrical Drawings used to:
  • Help workers identify equipment voltage levels
  • Identify system configurations that impact hazard calculations
  • Help plan future electrical system work
  • Determine alternate sources, capacitator back feeds, and energized sources 
Step 5 - Addditional Mitigation Reports
  • Submit report for PPE requirements at a plant
  • Submit protective device coordination study and recommendations to reduce arc exposure