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Arc Flash Low Voltage and High Voltage Workshop

DESCRIPTIONThis workshop will take you through the steps of performing an arc flash hazard calculation study for both low and high voltage systems. Based on the requirements of codes and standards such as NFPA 70E, IEEE 1584, OSHA 1910.269, NESC and more, this program will take you from system mod-eling, through the calculations and analysis and everything

in between. There will be many in-class problems to solve and calculators are recommended. If you are attending Day 2 - High Voltage, please bring a laptop so you can down-load and use a free, simple HV arc flash program during the course.

RMEL ~ 6855 S. Havana St, Ste 430 ~ Centennial, CO 80112 ~ (303) 865-5544 ~ FAX: (303) 865-5548 ~ www.RMEL.org

Persons responsible for electrical safety programs, opera-tions, engineering, design and maintenance of low, medium and high voltage electric power systems.

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April 4-5, 20138:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Denver Marriott South at Park Meadows10345 Park Meadows DriveLittleton, CO 80124Phone: (303) 925-0004Fax: (303) 925-0005Web Site: http://cwp.marriott.com/denms/rmel/

ReservationsCall (800) 686-2767 or (303) 925-0004 for room reservations at the Denver Marriott South at Park Meadows. A special room rate of $141 single or double is available when you mention RMEL. The reservation deadline to receive this rate is March 14, 2013.

You must mention you are making your reservation as part of the RMEL room block when calling the hotel. By not doing so, you may be incorrectly told that the hotel is full or quoted a different room rate. If the contracted room block is not met,

RMEL is financially liable for penalties. Government Employ-ees: If you make your reservation at the federal government rate please be sure to mention you are part of RMEL so you will be counted towards the room block.

DirectionsFrom I-25: Exit at Lincoln Avenue, exit #193. Turn west on to Lincoln. Turn right at next light, which is Park Meadows Drive. Hotel is on the right. Parking is complimentary. For customized driving directions go to www.mapquest.com. Shuttle service from the airport: Super Shuttle, (800) 258-2836. Complimen-tary hotel shuttle service within a 5 mile radius.

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All RMEL member attendees will also receive a free copy of Complete Guide to: Arc Flash Hazard Calculation Studies, by Jim Phillips, P.E. - a $79 value. RMEL is purchasing a bulk order of these books to say thank you for your member-

ship. This book takes Arc Flash to the next level by showing you how to perform the complete Arc Flash Hazard Calcu-lation Study.

WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS

April 4-5, 2013Day 1 - Low Voltage:• Introduction to Arc Flash• Codes and Standards• Circuit Dynamics• NFPA 70E requirements• IEEE 1584• Low voltage arc flash calculations• Arcing short circuit current• Incident energy calculations• Arc flash boundary• Labeling• Discussion of the next edition of IEEE 1584

Day 2 - Medium and High Voltage• OSHA 1910.269• National Electrical Safety Code Requirements• Table 410-1, Table 410-2• Limitations of Table 410-1• Three Phase vs. Single Phase Arc Flash• Single Phase Short Circuit Current• Protective Device’s and Arc Flash Duration• Arcing Short Circuit Current• Medium Voltage Arc Flash Calculations• Transmission Line Examples - PPE selection

This class goes well beyond the typical discussion about arcflash and takes you through the details of performing arcflash calculations and the analysis. A must for anyone involved with the performance or review of arc flash studiesand electrical safety programs.

Jim Phillips, President, T2G Technical Training Group/Brainfiller.com

For 30 years Jim Phillips, P.E. has conducted over 2,000 semi-nars for tens of thousands of people from the U.S. and around the globe. Jim is the founder of Brainfiller.com and ArcFlash-Forum.com and has developed programs that include topics such as NFPA 70E, Arc Flash Studies, Power System Design, Short Circuit and Coordination Studies, The National Electri-cal Code, Grounding, Motors, Harmonics, Relaying, Symmet-rical Components and many others. Jim’s unique teaching style and ability to answer the tough questions make com-plex subjects easy-to-understand and class participants con-tinually rate him as one of the best instructors in the indus-try. His experiences have included everything from planning transmission systems, to design and analysis of industrial and commercial power systems and cogeneration plants.

Jim is a member of the IEEE 1584 Working Group that devel-ops the IEEE Guide for Performing Arc-Flash Hazard Calcula-tions and is the author of the book “Complete Guide to Arc Flash Calculation Studies.” He is also a regular contributor to Electrical Contractor Magazine.


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RMEL EDUCATIONRMEL’s resources and 30 annual events help everyone at your organization do their best. Content is designed to help attendees and members feel productive and knowledgeable as they get back to work armored with practical takeaways. Continuing education credits are given at each event, and members can even bring an RMEL event to their location.

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All full workshop attendees will receive a continuing education certificate worth 16.0 Professional Development Hours (PDHs) by RMEL (8.0 for one-day attendees), upon completion of the course. RMEL serves a large territory in which attendees participate in a number of accrediting organizations, each with their own requirements. Depending on the certifying body you are affiliated with, RMEL PDHs may be applied towards your recertification credit. It is the responsibility of the attendee to

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PaymentRegistration Includes: Breakfast, breaks, lunch, training, course materials, attendee roster and a continuing education certificate. All member attendees will also receive a free copy of Complete Guide to: Arc Flash Hazard Calculation Studies, by Jim Phillips, P.E. Member one-day meeting Low (April 4th): __ High (April 5th): __ $480 Member two-day meeting $695 **Student Member one-day meeting Low (April 4th): __ High (April 5th): __ $240 **Student Member two-day meeting $325 Non-RMEL member one-day meeting Low (April 4th): __ High (April 5th): __ $700 Non-RMEL member two-day meeting $900 Total..................................................................................................................................... _________

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Cancellation Policy: Fees are refundable if cancellation is received on or before 5 p.m. on March 25, 2013. If cancellation is received after that date, half of the registration fee will be refunded. Payments will be processed for those who do not attend or do not cancel by 5 p.m. the day before the event. To have someone take your place, please notify RMEL anytime before the event.

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