An electrical system you haven't studied is a system you're guessing about. Ritch Electric performs arc flash hazard analyses and breaker and fuse coordination studies for commercial, institutional, and government facilities across Georgia and Alabama, so every panel carries an accurate incident-energy label and every fault clears at the right device.
OSHA expects employers to know the arc flash hazard at every panel. A current, accurate study is not paperwork, it's the difference between a nuisance trip and a facility-wide outage, or worse.
A coordination study makes sure the breaker nearest a fault opens first, instead of taking down a whole floor or building. Paired with an arc flash analysis to NFPA 70E, it gives your maintenance staff the labels, PPE categories, and documentation they need to work safely and pass inspection.
Systems drift. Every renovation, added load, or utility change alters the fault current your gear sees. Standards call for arc flash studies to be reviewed on a regular cycle, and any time the system changes significantly, we can put your facility on that schedule and keep the labels honest.
If your panels are unlabeled, your study is out of date, or breakers trip in the wrong order, talk to us. We'll scope a study that gets your facility documented, labeled, and compliant.
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