How to Protect Against Electrical Fire Losses

ELECTRICITY: THE LARGEST INDUSTRIAL FIRE HAZARD

The leading cause of fires in industrial properties is electrical hazards and equipment failures, according to the National Fire Protection Association. The resulting property damage, business interruption, and worker injuries can be devastating. NFPA and OHSA compliance are critical to avoiding accidents and heavy fines.

Plus, with the hard insurance market and supply chain delays, it’s more important than ever to mitigate fire risks to avoid claims and work disruptions.

Our whitepaper can help. It explains four important ways of assessing your facility’s electric fire risks and the dangers of leaving electrical systems unchecked.

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In this whitepaper you will learn:

• The dangers of electrical fires (from property damage to non-compliance to reputational damage)
• The four most effective ways to assess electrical fire risk: short circuit studies, coordination studies, arc flash assessments, and infrared imaging 
• Arc flash boundaries and personal protective equipment requirements 
• A case study featuring Detroit Diesel Remanufacturing which used risk engineering to make their plants safer