3rd Arc Flash & Isolation Safety Conference in Manchester on May 21st & 22nd 2019
Published 06 Feb 2019
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uploaded by Chris Dodds - Thorne & Derrick Sales & Marketing Manager
Arc Flash
The objective of the Arc Flash & Isolation Safety Conference is to provide the industry with the latest developments and best practice to deal with arc flash hazards and isolation safety issues. You will have a chance to discuss your electrical safety issues with our speakers, and gain practical applications to improve arc flash and isolation safety in your workplace.
The focus throughout is on the experiences of end users.
The Arc Flash Conference will be attended by those who are interested in technical solutions to their arc flash and isolation issues, industry trends, standards developments and new techniques to handle existing electrical safety threats.
➡ For more details download the event brochure HERE or register online HERE.
Technical Topics Include
- The human factor in electrical safety – ways to reduce error and improve performance
- Arc flash risk assessment from a UK Perspective – what’s new?
- Building and implementing a flame resistant/arc-rated program for arc flash hazard
- Arc flash in the maritime industry – case study of arc flash hazard and risk mitigation
- Internal arc classification according to IEC 62271-200
- How to make LV switchgear assemblies safer according to IEC 61439
- Gaps in electrical training and the safety implications of this related to arc flash
- Arc flash PPE – do you or don’t you need it?
- Arc flash risk assessments – A case study from Sweden´s largest nuclear power plant
- The anatomy of arc flash PPE
- IEEE 1584 Guide for Performing Arc Flash Hazard Calculations
- Three case studies looking at the practicality of arc flash risk assessment in the workplace
- Selection of PPE – practical experience of different arc assessment methods
Legal Responsibility & The Electricity at Work Regulations By Anthony Smith
This presentation by Anthony Smith (CEO – Lantei Compliance Services & The Electrical Safety Network) will focus on the legal requirements related to the maintenance of LV MV HV electrical installations, systems and equipment. It will cover issues raised in the IET Code of Practice for Electrical Safety Management, the latest legislation and regulations including the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 and the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974. The aim of this section is to help duty holder’s work towards some element of clarity and simplicity whilst maintaining compliance in the workplace, a must for all those serious about electrical safety in the workplace. See Session 14 in the Event Document.
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Arc Flash Conference Highlights Day 1
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Meet International Keynote Speaker Jim Pollard - Arc Flash Expert, Arc-Rated PPE (Unlimited PPE Inc)
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The Human Factor In Electrical Safety - Ways To Reduce Error & Improve Performance by Jim Pollard
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Arc Flash Risk Assessment From A UK Perspective - Whats New by John Maplesden
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Building & Implementing A Flame Resistant/Arc Rated (FR/AR) Program For Arc Flash Hazard by Derek Sang
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Arc Flash In The Maritime Industry - Case Study Of Arc Flash Hazard & Mitigation Through System Design On A New Build Vessel by Shaun White
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International Arc Classification According To IEC62271-200 by Andy Seccombe
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How To Make LV Switchgear Assemblies According To IEC61439 Safer by Lutz Graufmann
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Gaps In Electrical Training & The Safety Implications Of this Related To Arc Flash by Kevin Hann
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ARC Flash PPE - Do You Or Don't You Need It? by Anthony Long
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Arc Flash Risk Assessments - A Case Study From Swedens Largest Nuclear Power Plant by Thomas Winter
Arc Flash Conference Highlights Day 2
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The Anatomy Of Arc Flash PPE by Jim Pollard
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IEEE 1584 Guide For Performing Arc Flash Hazard Calculations by Alan O'Kelly
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3 Case Studies Looking At The Practicality Of ARc Flash Risk Assessment In The Workplace by Pay Mynett
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Selection of PPE - Practical Experience & Comparison Of Different Arc Assessment Methods by Thomas Jordan
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Duty Holder Responsibility by Anthony Smith
Book Online & Register Here
Download the full event brochure HERE.
Register online below ▼ or email your registration form to [email protected]. If you experience any difficulties, please email or call the UK office on +44 (020) 8335 4014.
The Gains
• Learn about UK, EU and international standards developments in arc flash
• Hear case studies detailing the latest arc flash mitigation strategies and solutions
• Define what personal protective equipment (PPE) is required on your site
• Understand how to achieve a compliant and electrically safe work place
• Learn about the recent updates to NFPA 70E 2012, CSA Z462, BS7671 and IEEE 1584
• Clearly understand what an arc flash is and the potential injuries it can cause
• Learn about electrical safety statistics and the implications for you
• Detail the steps to perform an arc flash hazard analysis
• Understand practical considerations for PPE selection, testing and maintenance
• Learn how to provide arc flash training for your staff
• Network with specialists in the field and your peers
• No sales pitches – non-commercial presentations
Who Should Attend?
• Electrical Technicians, Engineers and Managers
• Engineering Managers
• Risk Assessors
• Design Engineers
• Manufacturers of PPE & Safety Equipment
• Safety Facilitators
• Instrumentation & Control Technicians and Engineers
• Process Safety and Loss Prevention Managers
• Government Safety Regulators/Inspectors
• OHS/Training Managers
• Tradespersons working in potentially explosive areas
Conference Particulars
| Event Date | 21/05/2019 |
| Event End Date | 22/05/2019 |
| Registration Start Date | 01/02/2019 |
| Cut Off Date | 31/05/2019 |
| Original Price | £750.00 |
| Discounted Price | £675.00 (Until 23/04/2019) |
| Fixed Group Price | £1,500.00 |
| Location | Marriott Manchester – Victoria & Albert Hotel |
Arc Flash Statistics
- 30,000 Arc Flash Incidents per year
- 7,000 Burn Injuries per year
- 2,000 Hospitalisations per year
- 400 Fatalities per year
“30,000 Arc Flash Incidents per year” Source: ISHN
➡ DISCOUNTS – We are offering a 10% off early bird discount until April 23rd (SAVE £75 per person) plus a 3 for 2 offer – register 3 delegates and only pay for 2 (SAVE to £750). Discounts are applied at online check-out.
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