Personnel safety
Arc Flash
Know the incident energy at each location and put usable information on every panel.
Arc flash studyIndependent Electrical Engineering
Power system studies, built for the decisions that cannot wait.
HeirArc delivers PE-stamped arc flash, selective coordination, and short circuit studies for industrial, commercial, and mission-critical facilities. Scope is clear, fees are fixed, and the work moves online.
The right study starts with the question
Safety. Uptime. Equipment ratings. Or all three together.
Start with the outcome your facility needs. We will help identify the study, confirm the available data, and provide a fixed-fee scope before engineering work begins.
What do you need to know?
Three clear paths, with the short circuit model included wherever it supports the answer.
Uptime & selectivity
Coordination
Set devices so the closest protection clears a fault and the rest of the plant keeps running.
Coordination studyDesign & equipment ratings
Short Circuit
Confirm available fault current and whether installed gear is rated to handle it.
Short circuit studyOne model, complete answer
Need safety and uptime together?
The Complete Power System Study brings arc flash, selective coordination, and short circuit together—so the label on the door matches the settings sheet inside the gear.
Quoted before we start. Tracked until delivery.
A straightforward online workflow with practical information at every stage.
01 — Data
Share what you have
One-lines, nameplates, and existing device settings establish the scope. We tell you what is missing.
02 — Fee
Approve a fixed scope
The fee and deliverables are confirmed in writing before work starts. No hourly uncertainty.
03 — Delivery
Receive a sealed study
Follow progress by project ID, then receive a PE-stamped deliverable ready for its intended use.
Already working with HeirArc?
Check your project status with the project ID and the email used at booking.
Industry Notes
Standards updates and code-cycle changes that flow into active and upcoming studies.
Not sure which study answers the question?
Describe the facility and the concern. We will tell you which study fits—and the information needed to begin.