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NFPA 70E-2000
Covers electrical safety-related work practices and
procedures for employees who work on or near exposed
energized electrical conductors or circuit parts in
work places
NEC-2000
Switchboards, panel boards, industrial control panels,
and motor control centers. Shall be field marked to
warn qualified persons of potential electric arc flash
hazards
OSHA 1910
The employer shall ensure that each employee exposed
to electric arcs shall not wear clothing that could
increase the injury when exposed to these arcs.
IEEE 1584
This guide presents methods for the calculation of
arc flash incident energy and arc flash boundaries
in three-phase arc systems to which workers may be
exposed.














