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SPECIALIST ENGINEERING STUDIES
POWER SYSTEM & SAFETY STUDIES FOR HIGH-RISK ENVIRONMENTS
MET Group delivers specialist Arc Flash, Protection Discrimination and Earthing Studies for complex LV and HV electrical networks, helping clients understand electrical risk, improve protection performance and make informed engineering decisions.
Arc Flash Studies
Our Arc Flash engineering identifies potential incident energy and electrical hazards, supporting safer working practices, appropriate labelling, PPE selection and practical risk-reduction measures.
MET Group is currently delivering Arc Flash services across 17 European countries, demonstrating our capability to provide a consistent engineering approach across large, multinational estates.
This includes system data collection, incident-energy analysis, electrical safety review and risk-reduction recommendations.
Protection & Discrimination Studies
Protection is only effective when it operates correctly, selectively and at the right time.
Our discrimination and coordination studies assess protective devices throughout the electrical network, helping determine whether faults are cleared by the correct upstream or downstream device while minimising unnecessary loss of supply.
Earthing Studies
MET Group assesses earthing arrangements to help establish effective fault-current paths and support both personnel safety and correct protective-device operation.
By considering fault levels, protection settings, discrimination and earthing as one interconnected system, we provide clients with a clearer understanding of how their electrical network will respond under fault conditions.

OUR ENGINEERING PROCESS
FROM STUDY TO SAFER SYSTEM
We don't simply produce calculations.
MODEL
ANALYSE
IDENTIFY RISK
OPTIMISE
PROTECT
Our aim is to turn complex electrical data into clear engineering recommendations, helping clients reduce risk, improve protection performance and strengthen electrical resilience.
Understand the fault. Control the energy. Protect the people and the system.

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