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Arc Flash Fact Sheet Brady Arc Flash Training Aids

Promote awareness of the dangers associated with arc flash accidents and make sure your workers know how to protect themselves!

Poster■■ Highlights the common causes of arc flash and provides safe work

practices and personal protection equipment requirements■■ Laminated on both sides to stand up to industrial environments■■ Full-color printing and eye-catching graphics for optimum visual impact

Arc flash is extremely dangerous and can cause traumatic injury or death!Never work live without management approval and a complete understanding of the associated hazards and safe work practices.

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Hazard Required Flash IncidentCategory Protection Equipment* Energy

(cal/cm2)

0 • Longsleeve Shirt & Long Pants n/a(natural fibers)

Safety Glasses or Safety GogglesHearing Protection(Ear Canal Inserts)

Leather Gloves (as needed)

1 • Arc-Rated Longsleeve Shirt & Long Pants 4(or Arc-Rated Coverall)

Arc-Rated Face Shield or Arc Flash Hood• Hard Hat• Safety Glasses or Safety Goggles

Hearing Protection(Ear Canal Inserts)

• Leather GlovesLeather Work Shoes (as needed)


• Arc-Rated Face Shield or Arc Flash Hood• Hard Hat• Safety Glasses or Safety Goggles• Hearing Protection

(Ear Canal Inserts)• Leather Gloves

• Leather Work Shoes


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2* • Arc-Rated Longsleeve Shirt & Long Pants 8(or Arc-Rated Coverall)

• Arc-Rated Arc Flash Hood• Hard Hat• Safety Glasses or Safety Goggles• Hearing Protection (Ear Canal Inserts)

Leather Gloves & Leather Work Shoes


Arc-Rated Arc Flash Suit Jacket & PantsArc-Rated Arc Flash Hood

• Hard Hat & Arc-Rated Hard Hat LinerSafety Glasses or Safety Goggles

Hearing Protection (Ear Canal Inserts)Arc-Rated Gloves

Leather Work Shoes



Hard Hat & Arc-Rated Hard Hat LinerSafety Glasses or Safety Goggles


Leather Work Shoes

* Arc Rating of PPE should correspond with the Hazard level and Incident Energy present.

Voltage-rated gloves and other shock protection may also be required when working on exposed energized electrical parts.

Arc Flash Hazard Categories &Personal Protection Requirements

Taken from NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace.

is a short circuit through air, that flashes over fromone exposed live conductor to another, or to ground.Lightening is an example of a naturally occuring arc flash!

When in doubt Category 1Fire-Resistant

Clothing

Category 4Flash Suit over

Fire-Resistant Clothinglock it out!

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Placing a conductive object too closeto a high-amp source of current

Sparks (from dropping tools, rackingbreakers, replacing fuses, etc.)

Equipment failure due to the use ofsubstandard components, improperinstallation, or just normal wear and tear!

Circuit breaker failure dueto lack of maintenance oroveruse of the reset function

Breaks or gaps in insulation

Dust, corrosion and otherimpurities on the surfaceof the conductor

What are common causes of arc flash?

Removing or installing circuitbreakers and fuses

Working on control circuits

Cleaning starter buckets in an MCC

Taking a voltage reading

Applying safety grounds

Throwing a circuit breaker

Operating disconnect switches

Installing conduits andbus duct switches

Tasks that may expose you to danger:

Whenever possible, lockout equipmentbefore service and maintenance.

Conduct a hazard assessment andfollow approved safe work procedures.

Wear appropriate protective clothingand equipment (see chart).

Use insulated gloves, tools,blankets and barriers.

Keep unqualified personnel outsideof the flash protection boundary.

Keep equipment clean and freefrom dirt and corrosion.

Avoid operating equipment athigher than the rated voltage.

Be careful to avoidgenerating sparks.

How to protect yourself and others:

Preventing Arc Flash Injuries

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Sign & Label■■ Post signs and labels in the work area and near electrical equipment

to boost awareness and compliance■■ Signs and labels specify the personal protection equipment required

for each arc flash hazard category■■ Sign: BradyTuff™ B-401 rigid plastic, laminated graphics

Label: Self-sticking B-302 polyester with overlaminate

BE SAFE! De-energize and lockout equipment before service or maintenance.

*Arc Rating of PPE should correspond with the Hazard level and Incident Energy present.Voltage-rated gloves and other shock protection may also be required when workingon exposed energized parts. See Table 130.7(C)(9) in the 2012 NFPA regulation.

Wear the proper protective gear when working on or near exposed energizedelectrical parts. For further information, refer to NFPA 70E, Standard ForElectrical Safety In The Workplace.

Arc Flash ProtectionHazard /

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(cal/cm2)Protective Clothing & Equipment

FR = Flame Resistant0 • Long-sleeve shirt and long pants (natural fibers) N/A • Safety glasses or safety goggles • Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) • Leather gloves (as needed)1 • Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt and long pants (or Arc-rated coverall) 4 • Arc-rated face shield or arc flash hood • Hard hat and safety glasses or safety goggles • Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) • Leather gloves • Leather work shoes (as needed) • Arc-rated hard hat liners (as needed)2 • Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt and long pants (or Arc-rated coverall) 8 • Arc-rated arc flash suit hood or arc-rated face shield and arc-rated balaclava • Hard hat and safety glasses or safety goggles • Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) • Leather gloves and leather work shoes • Arc-rated hard hat liners (as needed)3 • Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt and long pants AR • Arc-rated coverall AR 25 • Arc-rated arc flash suit jacket, pants and hood • Hard hat with arc-rated hard hat liner AN • Safety glasses or safety goggles • Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) • Arc-rated gloves and leather work shoes4 • Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt and long pants AR • Arc-rated coverall AR 40 • Arc-rated arc flash suit jacket, pants and hood • Hard hat with arc-rated hard hat liner AN • Safety glasses or safety goggles • Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) • Arc-rated gloves and leather work shoes





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Work Permit■■ Meets NFPA 70E 130.1(A) requirements which mandate the

use of a written permit when performing live electrical work■■ 2-ply carbonless copy paper

Wallet Card■■ Ensure compliance and safety by

providing each employee with their own arc flash wallet card

■■ Card specifies the personal protection equipment required for each arc flash hazard category

■■ Made of laminated cardstock, two-sided printing

BE SAFE! De-energize and lockoutequipment before service or maintenance.

*Arc Rating of PPE should correspondwith the Hazard level and IncidentEnergy present.

Voltage-rated gloves and other shockprotection may also be required whenworking on exposed energized parts.See Table 130.7(C)(9) in the 2012 NFPAregulation.

Wear the proper protective gear whenworking on or near exposed energizedelectrical parts. For further information, refer to NFPA 70E, Standard For ElectricalSafety In The Workplace.

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Protective Clothing & EquipmentFR = Flame Resistant

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0 • Long-sleeve shirt and long pants (natural fibers) N/A • Safety glasses or safety goggles • Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) • Leather gloves (as needed)1 • Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt and long pants 4 (or Arc-rated coverall) • Arc-rated face shield or arc flash hood • Hard hat and safety glasses or safety goggles • Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) • Leather gloves • Leather work shoes (as needed) • Arc-rated hard hat liners (as needed)2 • Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt and long pants 8 (or Arc-rated coverall) • Arc-rated arc flash suit hood or arc-rated face shield and arc-rated balaclava • Hard hat and safety glasses or safety goggles • Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) • Leather gloves and leather work shoes • Arc-rated hard hat liners (as needed)

3 • Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt and long pants AR 25 • Arc-rated coverall AR • Arc-rated arc flash suit jacket, pants and hood • Hard hat with arc-rated hard hat liner AN • Safety glasses or safety goggles • Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) • Arc-rated gloves and leather work shoes4 • Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt and long pants AR 40 • Arc-rated coverall AR • Arc-rated arc flash suit jacket, pants and hood • Hard hat with arc-rated hard hat liner AN • Safety glasses or safety goggles • Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) • Arc-rated gloves and leather work shoes





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OSHA is citing for arc flash violations.

Know the requirements!

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NFPA 70E Standard For Electrical Safety In The Workplace, 2012130.3 (C) Equipment Labeling

Electrical equipment that is in other than dwelling units, and is likely to require examination, adjustment, servicing, or maintenance while energized, shall be field marked with a label containing all the following information:

(1) At least one of the following: Available incident energy with corresponding working distance, Minimum arc rating of clothing, Required level of PPE, and/or Highest Hazard/Risk Category (HRC) for the equipment.

(2) Nominal system voltage.

(3) Arc flash boundary rating.

NFPA 70 National Electric Code, 2012110.16 Flash Protection

Switchboards, panelboards, industrial control panels, meter socket enclosures, and motor control centers that are in other than dwelling occupancies and are likely to require examination, adjustment, servicing, or maintenance while energized shall be field marked to warn qualified persons of potential electric arc flash hazards. The marking shall be located so as to be clearly visible to qualified persons before examination, adjustment, servicing, or maintenance of the equipment.

Hazard Category

Required Flash Protection Equipment* Incident Energy cal/cm2

Hazard Category 0

0Longsleeve Shirt & Long Pants (natural fibers)

n/a

0 Safety Glasses or Safety Goggles n/a0 Hearing Protection (Ear Canal Inserts) n/a0 Leather Gloves (as needed) n/a

Hazard Category 1

1Arc-Rated Longsleeve Shirt & Long Pants (or Arc-Rated Coverall)

4

1 Arc-Rated Face Shield or Arc Flash Hood 4

1Arc-Rated Jacket, Parka, Rain Wear or Hard Hat Liner (as needed)

4

1 Hard Hat 41 Safety Glasses or Safety Goggles 41 Hearing Protection (Ear Canal Inserts) 41 Leather Gloves 41 Leather Work Shoes (as needed) 4

Hazard Category 2


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2 Hard Hat 82 Safety Glasses or Safety Goggles 82 Hearing Protection (Ear Canal Inserts) 82 Leather Gloves 82 Leather Work Shoes 8

Hazard Category 3


25

3 Arc-Rated Arc Flash Suit Jacket & Pants 253 Arc-Rated Arc Flash Hood 25


25

3 Hard Hat & Arc-Rated Hard Hat Liner 253 Safety Glasses or Safety Goggles 253 Hearing Protection (Ear Canal Inserts) 253 Leather Work Shoes 253 Arc-Rated Gloves 25

Hazard Category 4


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Arc Flash Hazard Categories & Personal Protection RequirementsTaken from NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace

* Arc Rating of PPE should correspond with the Hazard level and Incident Energy present.Voltage-rated gloves and other shock protection may also be required when working on exposed energized electrical parts.

For more information visit:www.BradyID.com/arcflash

Wallet Card Front

Sign

Poster

Label

Wallet Card Back

Work Permit

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www.BradyID.com/arcflash

Catalog # Size Description Quantity104571 18” x 24” Poster 1 each

Catalog # Size Description Quantity102523 10” x 14” Sign 1 each102524 3.5” x 5” Label 5/pack

Catalog # Size Description Quantity99287 8.5” x 11” Permit 25/pack

Catalog # Size Description Quantity102525 2.1” x 3.4” Card 10/pack

USA Customer Service: 1-888-272-3946 Inside Sales: 1-888-311-0775 www.BradyID.com

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Brady Stock Labels Brady Make-it-Yourself Printing Systems

Brady offers a variety of stock label formats. Basic warning and danger labels meet all OSHA and NFPA requirements, or for more complete accident prevention use write-on labels and fill in the appropriate hazard and safety information.

Brady’s Make-it-Yourself printing systems feature Brady’s Performance 300 dpi Thermal Transfer Printers optimized to print Brady Media and your Arc Flash labeling requirements. The printers are designed to be a convenient, flexible and cost-effective way to create, modify and print labels on demand.

Write-On Arc Flash Labels■■ Write-in areas for equipment-specific information like flash protection

boundary, hazard category, and required PPE.■■ B-7569 Vinyl can be written on with pen or marker.

Arc Flash Labels with Pre-printed Hazard Categories■■ Labels come with the hazard category and PPE requirements preprinted■■ Write-in areas for specifics such as min arc rating, flash protection boundary, etc.■■ B-7569 Vinyl can be written on with pen or marker.

BradyPrinter™ PR Plus PrinterThe Bradyprinter PR Plus is a high performance, heavy duty industrial thermal transfer printer designed to last in industrial environments. For enhanced usability, the thermal transfer printer features an easy-to-read graphic and alphanumeric LCD menu display with a convenient navigator pad and a backlit graphic display for fast, easy access to menu options. The printer offers the barcoding and graphics features you need in a durable, high-volume printer that’s easy to use.

Brady IP™ Thermal Transfer PrinterBrady’s IP™ Thermal Transfer Printer is a new, smart solution for high-performance printing. The Brady IP™ Printer is a fully integrated, easy-to-use printer, material, and software system. Smart Cell technology allows the printer, materials, and ribbon to communicate with each other. The system offers material recognition, automatic formatting, and user-friendly printer features for labels, sleeves, and tags.

GlobalMark®2 Printer and BBP®31 Sign & Label PrinterCreate your own custom signs, labels, pipemarkers, tags and more on demand with this easy to use, industrial label printer. Brady’s advanced touch-screen technology, powered by a Microsoft Windows® CE operating system, makes producing professional labels fast and simple. Choose MarkWare™ Facility Identification Software to expand your label-making capabilities.

Equipment ID:

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Arc Flash HazardAppropriate PPE Required

2 8Flash Protection Boundary

Hazard Risk Category Incident Energy (cal/cm2)

Flash Protection EquipmentArc-rated long sleeve shirt and long pants OR arc-rated coverallArc-rated flash suit hood or arc-rated faceshield and arc-rated balaclavaHard hat and safety glasses or safety gogglesHearing protection (ear canal inserts)Leather gloves and leather work shoes

4” x 6” Arc flash hazard

DANGERFLASH PROTECTIONArc Flash BoundaryHazard Risk CategoryIncident Energy (cal/cm2)Corresponding Work Distance VAC Shock Hazard When:

Minimum Arc Rating of ClothingNominal System Voltage

Limited Approach BoundaryRestricted Approach BoundaryProhibited Approach Boundary

SHOCK PROTECTION

Class PPE:

440

V-rating

#000000 BRADYID.COM *Y1234567*Y1234567

Arc Flash & Shock HazardAppropriate PPE Required

PPE: Arc-rated long sleeve shirt and long pants OR arc-rated coverallArc-rated flash suit jacket, pants and hoodHard hat (with arc-rated hard hat liner AN)Safety glasses or safety goggles

Hearing protection (ear canal inserts)Arc-rated gloves and leather work shoes

Equipment ID:

5” x 7 ” Arc flash & shock hazard

Equipment ID:

#000000 BRADYID.COM *Y1234567*Y1234567

Arc Flash BoundaryHazard Risk CategoryMinimum Arc Rating of Clothing

Incident Energy (cal/cm2)Corresponding Work DistanceNominal System Voltage

Face shieldHearing protectionSafety glassesSafety gogglesLeather glovesLeather shoes

Arc-rated shirtArc-rated pantsArc-rated coverallFlash suitFlash hoodHard hat

Arc-rated balaclavaArc-rated hard hat linerArc-rated glovesLong-sleeve shirtLong pants



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FLASH PPE

Equipment ID:

SHOCK PPE

Incident Energy (cal/cm2)Corresponding Work DistanceNominal System VoltageLimited Approach BoundaryRestricted Approach BoundaryProhibited Approach Boundary

Arc Flash Boundary

Hazard Risk Category

Minimum Arc Rating of Clothing

VAC Shock Hazard When:

Safety glassesHearing protectionFace shield

Safety gogglesLeather glovesLeather shoes

Arc-rated coverallArc-rated pantsArc-rated shirt

Flash suitFlash hoodHard hat

Arc-rated hard hat linerArc-rated balaclava

Arc-rated glovesLong-sleeve shirtLong pants

Class

V-rating

5” x 7” Arc flash & shock hazard

Protective Overlaminate for Write-on Labels1.5 mil clear polyester overlaminate sheets help protect handwritten data on vinyl labels from chemicals and abrasion. Sheets have an acrylic layflat liner.

Learn more with our Arc Flash Whitepaper

Download the Arc Flash Labeling Whitepaper to learn more details about compliance regulations, labeling standards, best practices and more.

Download by visiting www.BradyID.com/arcflash

Brady’s benchtop printers are also ideal for: The GlobalMark®2 Series and BBP®31 printers are also ideal for:

Rating Plate Pipe MarkersIndustrial Bar Codes Panel & Switch IDGeneral Identification Right to KnowWire & Cable Marking Equipment IdentificationRaised Panel Labels Lockout / Tagout

If you own eTap, SKM, or Easy Power software, you can print your arc flash labels directly from this software to your GlobalMark printer.

Series

GlobalMark Version 2 Logo Concepts

MULTI COLOR

MONOCOLOR

COLOR CUT

By Danielle Gallo, Product Specialist, Brady Corporation

Last updated: December, 2011

COMPLY WITH NEW REGULATIONS,

INCREASE SAFETY ANDSAVE COSTS WITH PROPERARC FLASH LABELING

Brady Arc Flash templates also available to download at www.BradyID.com/arcflash

Part # Header Hazard Size Quantity121083 Warning 0 5” x 7” 5/pack121085 Warning 1 5” x 7” 5/pack121087 Warning 2 5” x 7” 5/pack121091 Warning 3 5” x 7” 5/pack121093 Warning 4 5” x 7” 5/pack121084 Danger 0 5” x 7” 5/pack121086 Danger 1 5” x 7” 5/pack121088 Danger 2 5” x 7” 5/pack121092 Danger 3 5” x 7” 5/pack121094 Danger 4 5” x 7” 5/pack

Part # Header Size Quantity121077 Warning 5” x 7” 5/pack121078 Danger 5” x 7” 5/pack


Part # Size Quantity99272 4.5” x 6.5” 25/pack99276 5.5” x 7.5” 25/pack


Pre-printed Header Labels for IP and PR Plus Printers Part # Size DescriptionTHTEL-184-483-1-DA 3” x 3” Pre-Printed Danger Header Labels THTEL-25-483-1-DA 4” x 6” Pre-Printed Danger Header LabelsTHTEL-161-483-1-DA 4” x 4” Pre-Printed Danger Header LabelsTHTEL-184-483-1-WA 3” x 3” Pre-Printed Warning Header LabelsTHTEL-25-483-1-WA 4” x 6” Pre-Printed Warning Header LabelsTHTEL-161-483-1-WA 4” x 4” Pre-Printed Warning Header Labels

GlobalMark®2 PrinterPart # Description76801 GlobalMark Color & Cut Printer76800 GlobalMark MultiColor Printer76771 GlobalMark Ribbon, Black/Orange76762 GlobalMark Ribbon, Black/Red51447 GlobalMark Ribbon, Black/Red/Orange/Blue

Brady IP™ Thermal Transfer PrinterPart # DescriptionBP-IP300 Brady IP 300 dpi PrinterBP-IP300-C Brady IP 300 dpi Printer with cutterBP-IP600 Brady IP 600 dpi PrinterBP-IP600-C Brady IP 600 dpi Printer with cutterIP-R6000 Brady IP Printer Ribbon, Black

BradyPrinter™ PR Plus PrinterPart # DescriptionBP-PR300+ PR300 Plus 300 dpi Printer BP-PR300+-PPR PR300 Plus 300 dpi Printer with Peel & Present BP-PR360+ PR360 Plus 300 dpi Printer BP-PR360+-PPR PR360 Plus 300 dpi Printer with Peel & Present BP-PR600+ PR600 Plus 600 dpi Printer BP-PR600+-PPR PR600 Plus 600 dpi Printer with Peel & Present PR+-AutoCutter-FI PR+ Field Installable Cutter CU4

BBP®31 Sign and Label PrinterPart # DescriptionBBP31 BBP31 Sign & Label PrinterBBP31-ARCFLASH-KIT BBP31 Printer w/ Arc Flash Supply KitB30KIT-ARCFLASH-W Arc Flash Supply Kit for BBP31B30-R10000 BBP31 Printer Ribbon, Black

Pre-printed Header Labels BBP®31 Part # Size DescriptionLabelsB30-25-595-ANSIDA 4” x 6” Danger Header Vinyl TapeB30-241-595-ANSIDA 2.25” x 3” Danger Header Vinyl TapeB30-25-595-ANSIWA 4” x 6” Warning Header Vinyl TapeB30-241-595-ANSIWA 2.25” x 3” Warning Header Vinyl Tape

Pre-printed Header Labels GlobalMark®2Part # Size DescriptionLabels76698 2.25” x 100’ Indoor/Outdoor White Vinyl Tape76542 4” x 100’ Indoor/Outdoor White Vinyl Tape76543 3” x 100’ Indoor/Outdoor White Vinyl Tape113155 2.25” x 100’ Pre-Printed Red Stripe113157 3” x 100’ Pre-Printed Red Stripe113161 4” x 100’ Pre-Printed Red Stripe113156 2.25” x 100’ Pre-Printed Orange Stripe113158 3” x 100’ Pre-Printed Orange Stripe113162 4” x 100’ Pre-Printed Orange Stripe115774 2.25” x 100’ Pre-Printed Yellow Stripe113159 3” x 100’ Pre-Printed Yellow Stripe113163 4” x 100’ Pre-Printed Yellow Stripe

Brady printers can print from eTap or SKM third-party software.





Write-On Arc Flash Labels ■ Write-in areas for equipment-specific information like flash protection

boundary, hazard category, and required PPE. ■ B-7569 Vinyl can be written on with pen or marker.

Arc Flash Labels with Pre-printed Hazard Categories ■ Labels come with the hazard category and PPE requirements preprinted ■ Write-in areas for specifics such as min arc rating, flash protection boundary, etc. ■ B-7569 Vinyl can be written on with pen or marker.




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Arc Flash Labels with Pre-printed Hazard Categories■■ Labels come with the hazard category and PPE requirements preprinted■■ Write-in areas for specifics such as min arc rating, flash protection boundary, etc.■■ B-7569 Vinyl can be written on with pen or marker.




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