eHandbook: Electrical safety standards are changing. Are you prepared?
Sept. 24, 2024
If you don’t have an electrical maintenance program and an electrical maintenance plan, now is the time to start.
Recently, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) adopted the Standard for Electrical Equipment Maintenance, NFPA 70B, which had long been developed as recommended practices. The 70B standard follows other NFPA standards that address safe electrical design and installation and worker safety. Maintenance was the last aspect of electrical safety that needed to be addressed by the code.
It's important to understand the guidelines now and start the planning process. Many already have electrical maintenance programs and an electrical maintenance plan (EMP). If you don’t, now is the time to start.
In this eHandbook, you'll learn:
How to select the right PPE for your electrical system maintenance
Why evaluating equipment for its impact on productivity and safety is essential
How to stay compliant with the new NFPA 70B standard
Ways to develop an electrical maintenance plan
Sponsored by: Vortec (ITW Air Management), UE systems
This paper addresses where leaks commonly occur, leak detection methods, and practical advice for an audit and repair plan. You'll learn why an ongoing leak detection and repair...
Here are some things you can do in between formal preventive maintenance visits on your electric screw compressor to extend compressor life and prevent downtime.
They cost more than refrigerated dryers. They need more parts and service than refrigerated dryers. They increase demand for compressed air. So when should you use a desiccant...
