Many facility owners assume that having arc flash labels, or an old study completed years ago, is sufficient for compliance. Unfortunately, that assumption often proves costly. Operating without a current and valid arc flash study  exposes organizations to regulatory penalties, increased liability, and serious safety risks. This article explains what actually happens  when a facility does not have a valid arc flash study and why proactive compliance is critical. What Is Consi

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