Protect Your People and Your Equipment.
We conduct professional arc flash surveys to ensure your electrical distribution equipment and panels are properly labeled, meeting safety standards and identifying the proper PPE requirements for life safety.
Labels That Save Lives, Compliance That Holds Up.
Arc flash incidents are among the most dangerous events in any facility. A professional survey ensures every panel and piece of distribution equipment carries accurate labeling, so your team knows exactly what PPE is required before the cover comes off.
- Professional arc flash surveys of distribution equipment and panels
- Proper labeling that meets safety standards
- PPE requirements identified for life safety
- Performed by journeyman electricians under strict safety protocols
A Clear Path to Compliance.
Survey
We assess your electrical distribution equipment and panels across the facility.
Analyze & Label
Equipment receives proper labeling that meets safety standards and spells out required PPE.
Document
You receive documentation supporting your safety program and compliance requirements.
Compliance That Protects People First.
Professional Surveys
Distribution equipment and panels assessed across your entire facility.
Accurate Labeling
Every panel labeled to meet safety standards, so the warning on the cover reflects reality inside it.
PPE Requirements
Proper PPE identified for life safety, telling workers exactly what to wear before opening equipment.
Qualified Personnel
Journeyman electricians trained to strict safety protocols, working in arc-flash-rated PPE.
Audit-Ready Records
Documentation that supports your safety program when the inspector or insurer asks.
Paired Testing
Combine with infrared scans and load studies for a full picture of system health in one engagement.
For Employers Who Send People Into Panels.
If your staff or contractors ever open electrical equipment, arc flash labeling is not paperwork: it is the difference between informed work and a life-altering incident. Plants, hospitals, campuses, and large facilities across Middle Tennessee rely on our surveys to keep their qualified workers protected and their compliance defensible.
Many Nashville clients schedule arc flash work alongside infrared scanning, since both examine the same equipment.
Protect Your People and Your Liability.
An arc flash study calculates the incident energy at each piece of equipment, defines safe working boundaries, and produces the labels and documentation OSHA and NFPA 70E expect.
We gather field data, model your system, and deliver a study your staff and contractors can actually work from, plus the PPE guidance to back it up.
Request a Quote- Incident-energy analysis
- Arc flash boundary calculations
- Equipment labeling
- Short-circuit and coordination study
- NFPA 70E and OSHA alignment
- Field data collection by our team
Protect Your People and Meet NFPA 70E.
An arc flash is one of the most dangerous events in an electrical system. An arc flash study calculates the incident energy at each piece of equipment, establishes safe working boundaries, and produces the labeling and documentation OSHA and NFPA 70E require to protect the people who work on your gear.
Our study covers data collection, short-circuit and coordination analysis, incident-energy calculation, and clear equipment labeling. We translate the results into practical guidance on PPE and safe work practices, not just a binder that sits on a shelf.
NFPA 70E Compliant
Meets current labeling and safety standards.
Real Calculations
Incident energy modeled for your system.
Actionable Output
PPE and work-practice guidance included.
Talk to Us
Call 615.255.5593 or request service anytime.
Arc Flash FAQs
What does an arc flash survey cover?
Surveys ensure your electrical distribution equipment and panels are properly labeled, meeting safety standards and identifying the proper PPE requirements for life safety.
Who performs the work?
All non-destructive testing is performed by journeyman electricians trained to strict safety protocols and equipped with arc-flash-rated PPE.
Why do labels matter?
Labels tell workers what PPE is required before opening equipment, protecting your people and keeping your facility compliant with safety standards.
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Is Your Equipment Properly Labeled?
Contact our Service Department for arc flash surveys and labeling.
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