Connecticut’s Leading Commercial Electrical Contractor
CT’s Top Commercial Electrical Contractor
Connecticut’s Leading Commercial Electrical Contractor
CT’s Top Commercial Electrical Contractor
Safe systems. Protected teams. Compliant operations.
C&H Electric helps Connecticut’s commercial & industrial facilities prevent costly arc flash incidents with certified Arc Flash Hazard Analysis and compliance services.
Arc flash incidents are among the most dangerous electrical hazards in the workplace, capable of causing severe injuries, equipment damage, and costly downtime. An arc flash occurs when electrical current deviates from its intended path, creating an intense burst of heat and pressure. Temperatures can reach up to 35,000°F—hotter than the surface of the sun—posing a serious risk to personnel working near electrical equipment.
To mitigate these risks, facilities must conduct an Arc Flash Hazard Analysis, also known as an Incident Energy Analysis. This assessment identifies potential arc flash hazards, determines the severity of incident energy exposure, and establishes the necessary protective measures, including Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements. Compliance with NFPA 70E and OSHA regulations ensures a safer work environment and minimizes liability for businesses.
Arc flash is a sudden release of electrical energy that can cause severe injuries, fires, or even fatalities. OSHA and NFPA 70E require facilities to perform regular arc flash hazard analyses to:
Identify and label dangerous equipment.
Protect employees and contractors with proper PPE.
Prevent downtime, fines, and liability.
If you manage a commercial or industrial facility, you’re responsible for electrical safety compliance. An arc flash incident can cost:
$150K+ in OSHA fines & lawsuits
Unplanned outages leading to revenue loss
Worker injuries & long-term liability
A hazard analysis is not optional—it’s the cornerstone of a safe, compliant electrical system.
Our certified electrical team provides:
Comprehensive Arc Flash Hazard Analysis (per NFPA 70E)
One-Line Diagrams of your electrical system
Short Circuit & Coordination Studies
Arc Flash Labels for equipment
Employee Safety Training on safe work practices
Serving Connecticut businesses since 1967
Experts in mission-critical electrical safety
Trusted by manufacturers, data centers, hospitals, and commercial facilities
Local team that understands CT compliance requirements
We don’t just run the study—we help you implement a full electrical safety program.
Protect your people. Protect your business. Stay compliant.
