MF Power Engineering, LLC
MF Power Engineering, LLC
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Arc Flash Studies
Arc Flash Studies
Electrical Safety Training
Electrical Safety Training
NFPA 70E Consulting
NFPA 70E Consulting
Contact Us for a Quote
Contact Us for a Quote
Introduction to Electrical Compliance
Introduction to Electrical Compliance
Per OSHA, employers shall:
Per OSHA, employers shall:
Assess their workplace to determine electrical hazards.
Implement safeguards appropriate to the determined hazards.
Provide adequate PPE to employees exposed to hazards.
Provide electrical safety training to employees who are potentially exposed to electrical hazards.
Compliant Employers:
Compliant Employers:
Perform an arc flash study and affix equipment labels.
Provide PPE based on the arc flash study results.
Provide training on appropriate safety precautions and re-train at required intervals.
Develop an electrical safety program and LOTO procedures.
Perform safety audits at regular intervals.
Competency is important when it comes to electrical safety. Consult with a qualified electrical professional to assess compliance at your workplace.
Our registered professional engineers and NFPA certified electrical safety professionals are industry experts specialized in electrical safety.
Our Services
Our Services
MFPES provides engineering and safety related services which are custom designed to further our clients' unique objectives.
MFPES provides engineering and safety related services which are custom designed to further our clients' unique objectives.
Engineering & Arc Flash Studies
Engineering & Arc Flash Studies
During an Arc Flash Study, our professional engineers will assess electrical hazards at your workplace.
Once hazards are determined, equipment will be affixed with arc flash labels, which indicate:
The level of the electrical hazard,
The hazard protection requirements, such as arc-rated PPE.
A typical arc flash study includes:
On-site Data Collection
System One-Line Modeling
Engineering Analysis
Arc Flash Study Report
Arc Flash Equipment Labels
MFPES also specializes in:
Arc Flash Hazard Mitigation
Protective Coordination Studies
Electrical Engineering & System Design
Electrical Safety Training
Electrical Safety Training
Our NFPA certified electrical safety professionals provide the highest quality safety instruction in the industry.
MFPES has experience training the full range of personnel, including electrical qualified workers, unqualified persons, supervisors & management, and EHS professionals.
Our standard training courses:
Electrical "Qualified Worker" Training
LOTO Training
Management / Compliance / EHS Training
Hazard Awareness Training
Customized Training is available upon request!
NFPA 70E Consulting:
NFPA 70E Consulting:
Our NFPA certified electrical safety compliance professionals are experts in enabling electrical safety in the workplace.
Our consulting offerings include:
OSHA & NFPA 70E Compliance Consulting
Electrical Safety Programs
Electrical Policies & Task Procedures
Lock-Out Tag-Out (LOTO) Programs
AKA: Control of Hazardous EnergyFacility & Task-Specific Audits
About MFPES - Meet The Team
About MFPES - Meet The Team
Matt Fabrizio, P.E., CESCP President of MFPES Electrical Engineer & Safety Professional
Matt Fabrizio, P.E., CESCP President of MFPES Electrical Engineer & Safety Professional
As Matt's family placed a destructive screwdriver in the hands of a wire-biting toddler, it was decided. Matt would carry on the family's long tradition of joining the electrical industry.
As an adult, Matt continued his 'sparky' tendencies working for an electrical contractor while pursuing his degree in electrical engineering. After graduation, he furthered his expertise to include power system design, arc flash studies, and electrical safety consulting. Today, Matt serves as a consultant and instructor for industry leaders in the arc flash and electrical safety sector.
Matt loves his career and industry. His favorite part of his job is talking to others and the opportunity to foster a safer work culture throughout the USA. As a commitment to his profession, Matt maintains registration as a Professional Engineer and NFPA Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional.
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