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Rozel’s Core Services
Arc Flash Evaluations
Arc flash evaluations are also known as incident energy analyses (or assessment, study, calculation, testing, etc.). An electrical arc flash is a recognized hazard. Your employees must know how to work around this hazard. We calculate the size of the arc flash at each piece of electrical equipment, then label your equipment to indicate the hazard.
Training
If your employees or contractors work on electrical equipment they must be trained (OSHA requirement). This includes seemingly simple tasks of testing, troubleshooting & voltage measuring. Even employees performing tasks near electrical equipment could be at risk for arc flash or shock related injuries.
Policies and Procedures
Our electrical safety programs and procedures are written by NFPA certified electrical safety experts who have years of experience writing an implementing electrical safety procedures and processes. We can provide you and your company with a cost-effective turn-key solution to your electrical safety administrative needs.
Download our Free Electrical Hazard Boundaries Poster
Use this two sided poster to educate your employees on electrical hazards and easily understand the content of your arc flash label
Meet Brian Hall – Rozel’s Head Trainer
Nuclear Trained and Certified Electrical Safety Course Instructor
(Formerly of BCH Safety)
Brian’s extensive training and qualifications as an electrical instructor at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant have provided him the experience to teach safety protocols at a very high level of effectiveness to anyone in the manufacturing industry. Additionally, his background in adult education has given him insight into customizing his training to the individuals in each particular class, resulting in much higher engagement and retention of the material.
“If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my many years of training, it’s that different people from different backgrounds absorb these principals uniquely. There are lives on the line, so I make sure that I customize the training to the particular audience, so that it’s ingrained and they’re able to get back home to their families safely each day.” — Brian Hall
Case Studies
Maximum Available Fault Current… What is it?
Maximum Available Fault Current... What is it? Have you ever noticed "Interrupting Rating" on the front of a breaker? Take a look at the highlighted area of the 60A breaker picture below: If this breaker were operating at 600V it has an interrupting rating of 18,000A,...
Arc Flash Size
What causes an arc flash to be big or small? We calculate arc flash "size" by following the equations described in IEEE 1584 2018. These equations are based on real life testing and measuring of arc flashes. Below is a simple explanation of what can cause the arc...
How reducing clearing time reduces arc flash hazards
What is clearing time? Ok, you’ve completed your arc flash study and now all your electrical equipment is affixed with arc flash hazard warning labels. You may notice that the incident energy values are different from one piece of equipment to the next. How can...
Public Events
Public EventsBrian is a frequent speaker at safety expos and associations. He is also a published writer in the electrical safety field. If you have interest in his expertise, please contact us.
Rozel Electrical Safety Seminars
2020 Rozel Electrical Safety Seminars We have exciting news! Rozel is now offering open to the public electrical safety training seminars at various locations throughout the United States. This is the same great training that we have provided onsite for hundreds of...
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Live Online Training
Attend LIVE Instructor Led Electrical Safety Training By Entering Our Web-Based Classroom Rozel is now offering our great instructor-led classroom training via a web link. This is the perfect solution for companies who need and want high-quality NFPA 70E based...
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Safety Tips
Taking Care of Your Electrical PPE
NFPA70E article 130.7(B) Care of Equipment discusses the basic requirements for the care and maintenance of electrical personal protective equipment. Because this equipment may save a life one day it is important that it is stored in such a way to protect it from...
Overhead Power Line Safety
Every year many workers are injured or electrocuted due to direct or indirect contact with overhead power lines. In fact, over 40% of all U.S. electrical fatalities involve contact with overhead power lines. Most of these injuries are suffered by qualified utility...
Arc Flash gear and Covid-19
Arc flash gear and Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has created some new challenges for all of us. One of the more complicated problems for electrical workers maybe how to stay safe from the dual hazards of arc flash and virus contraction. Face Coverings inside the arc...
Electric shocks can lead to deadly falls
I recently read a news story where a worker at a medical center suffered from a fatal fall. The worker was changing a fluorescent light ballast with the power on was shocked and fell to his death. In this case the worker was only 6 feet off the floor. Unfortunately,...