ARC FLASH HAZARD ANALYSIS Sample Clauses

ARC FLASH HAZARD ANALYSIS. The barge contractor shall provide a detailed incident energy arc flash hazard analysis for the entire electrical installation in accordance with ER 385-1-1. The analysis shall be completed for all electrical equipment and locations where the potential for an AFH exists as defined by ER 000-0-000. The detailed incident energy analysis shall be conducted using EasyPower and the IEEE 1584 method of calculation. The arc flash hazard analysis shall be provided with a report to summarize the results and provide recommendations for mitigating hazards where alternative designs cannot bring the risk to an acceptable level. As a minimum, the report shall contain the following sections:
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ARC FLASH HAZARD ANALYSIS. Perform Arc Flash hazard analysis to determine incident energy levels as well as clearing times to which employees could be exposed during work on or near each applicable electrical equipment item and/or exposure area. For each electrical item identify proper ratings of PPE, calculate Arc Flash and shock protection boundaries, and determine warning label requirements. Incident energy and protection boundaries will be computed using the latest IEEE 1584 Standard and NFPA 70E. Contractor shall perform this analysis on all applicable exposure areas at the facilities defined in the table specified in Section 1.

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