Russ Scharrer's Contact Details

Russ Scharrer's Company Details

Archer Electric LLC.

Allenton, WI, US • 5 - 9 Employees
Electronics

Helping Companies with Electrical ComplianceArcher Electric was created in 2004 in response to the growing need for both electrical troubleshooting and safety consultation in the myriad of electrically hazardous environments and situations. It was also formed to help businesses in Central and Southeast Wisconsin navigate the increasingly complex OSHA, federal, and state regulations.Since then, Archer Electric has helped commercial and industrial customers from manufacturing to healthcare facilities, and educational institutions to food processing plants, understand these complicated regulations and identify potential compliance issues. The most common areas of identified need are Arc Flash Evaluation engineering studies and Lockout/Tagout programming (consistently one of Wisconsin's most-frequently cited areas of violation by OSHA safety inspectors).NFPA 70E & Lockout/Tagout Training SpecialistsIn particular, Archer Electric emphasizes the importance of NFPA 70E, the standard for electrical safety in the workplace, which, along with OSHA's "Final Rule" (2007), are the primary documents to demonstrate facility compliance with OSHA and federal requirements. The NFPA 70E gained prominence as an enforcement document in its 2004 publication and has since undergone two revisions, with the most current version being the NFPA 70E (2015) standard with newly updated requirements.To that end, Archer Electric offers a variety of consulting services and training courses regarding the various NFPA 70E (2015) requirements including these topic areas:Arc Flash Hazard AwarenessLockout/Tagout Programming and AwarenessPersonal Protective Equipment (PPE)Electrical Safety ProgramsCreating an Electrically-Safe Working ConditionMany of Archer Electric's safety training programs have also been approved by the State of Wisconsin to qualify for Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for electricians of all types and experience levels.