Electrical safety is non-negotiable in manufacturing. Watch our on-demand webcast on arc flash and electrical safety to delve into essential topics like NFPA standards, arc flash injury statistics, and risk mitigation strategies at your convenience. Stay informed, stay safe! Watch now: https://lnkd.in/gXFPPFT6
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False alarms can disrupt operations and desensitize personnel, posing serious risks. However, advanced flame diagnostic technologies are eliminating them. Read more from MSA - The Safety Company: https://hubs.ly/Q02H573s0 #flamedetection #falsealarm #MSA #safety
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Maintenance of production equipment often requires taking live voltage and current measurements. That’s why it’s critical to be aware of the core safety practices designed to keep you safe. https://ow.ly/FIsr50Ry4Aw #SystemMaintenance
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Control Loops may also carry a unique cybersecurity risk factor for your operations or processes. Adding Hexagon PAS Cyber Integrity to help manage your critical operations, along with PAS ControlWizard, keeps your risk measurable, based configurable temporal risk criteria.
Control loops are the first line of defense against an escalating process upset and a great source of leading indicators of process safety. Learn more about some effective metrics in this blog. https://lnkd.in/g3SHKD5M
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Thermography is now mandatory for businesses following the National Electrical Code (USA). But how do you create a great program that is NFPA 70B compliant? This article provides several tips to help you achieve just that. Check out our 5th post in our ongoing series. https://lnkd.in/g6ch42fA
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New Blog Alert: Stay Safe from Arc Flash Hazards! Arc flash and electrical safety are essential in manufacturing facilities. Our latest blog post dives into the critical aspects of arc flash hazards, covering codes, standards, triggers, and mitigation strategies. 🔍 Key Topics: NFPA 70, 70B, & 70E standards OSHA guidelines Common triggers of electrical hazards Effective mitigation strategies 🔗 Read Blog: https://ow.ly/MoPw50S4tGI #ElectricalSafety #ArcFlash #WorkplaceSafety #ManufacturingSafety #LBAUniversity
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Control loops are the first line of defense against an escalating process upset and a great source of leading indicators of process safety. Learn more about some effective metrics in this blog. https://lnkd.in/g3SHKD5M
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Industry Insights – There are many ways to improve plant safety and reliability, including regular safety audits and root cause analysis of an equipment failure or issue. This month, Industry Insights uses two articles to explain how both approaches can help identify and mitigate potential issues while also solving the underlying cause of the issue. This month's newsletter features two must-read articles that cover the following topics: 📌 Seven-step electrical system process to comply with NFPA 70B 📌 Case study determining the root cause of high vibration levels in a vertical pump Check out the latest issue of Industry Insights now. Link in the comments below 👇 Tom Calko, PE Kristi Brooks Phillip Prueter, P.E.
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🏆🏆 Double Win! Improve safety AND equipment reliability with these key maintenance practices outlined in NFPA 70E®. From accurate modeling to documented testing, discover how proactive compliance saves money & protects your team. ⚡ Read more: https://hubs.li/Q02lyK3r0 #electricalmaintenance #reliability #maintenance #safety
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Why risk it? 🤔 CO2 is an odorless, colorless threat that requires mechanical detection and it's important than you have alerts setup in order to keep employees safe. - NFPA, IFC, NBIC, OSHA, and NIOSH TWA standards. - Regulatory Compliance: Monitors meet all major safety standards - Space-Saving: Requires no floor space - Critical Placement: Essential for keg coolers to warn when CO2 is leaking and in the air. Learn more! 👉 https://lnkd.in/gUx6xMkg
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Striving for safety and efficiency in every connection - quality assessment and control are essential in the electrical industry to uphold standards, prevent malfunctions, and safeguard against potential hazards.
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