Found this one and thought it may be helpful for those who need to train some supervisors on the use of their “meters”, “sniffers”, etc. This is a great “introduction” presentation that covers the methods and limitations of these types of instruments.
Found another ppt from years back. This was one from my time with BFGoodrich Speciality Chemicals. The Corporate Safety Manager was one of the most down-to-earth CIHs I have ever worked with. Unfortunately she has now retired, but she was an absolute treasure of information and her super power was making difficult and complex matters
Found another ppt from years back. This was one from my time with BFGoodrich Speciality Chemicals. The Corporate Safety Manager was one of the most down-to-earth CIHs I have ever worked with. Unfortunately she has now retired, but she was an absolute treasure of information and her super power was making difficult and complex matters
A 38-year-old male employee was fatally injured when he became exposed to an oxygen deficient atmosphere. The victim, a Stage Technician, was an employee of a live show theater company and was responsible for venting cold liquid carbon dioxide (fog) onto the stage. The CO2 would give a large cloud to mask the actor
A 38-year-old male employee was fatally injured when he became exposed to an oxygen deficient atmosphere. The victim, a Stage Technician, was an employee of a live show theater company and was responsible for venting cold liquid carbon dioxide (fog) onto the stage. The CO2 would give a large cloud to mask the actor
Reminds me of the HFO-1234yf campaign with the “mildly flammable” from the new classification in ASHRAE 34. This one though goes a step further… LPG cylinders are not dangerous, their filled with safety.
One of the PSM/RMP safe work practices I try and get anyone who I cross paths with to implement on ALL of their hazardous materials (regardless of PSM/RMP applicability) is the Line Break and Equipment Opening procedure and permit process. Too often I learn of incidents in processes where the HHC/EHS was under the PSM/RMP
This is a presentation from Safety2019! that was done by one of our longest running corporate sponsor (10+ years), Dow Corning. Mike is now the Executive Vice President, Process Safety (Americas) with DEKRA and quite possibly the best “code pro” when it comes to flammable liquids, especially when they are in Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC).
2019 has been a year of coal-fired power plants for me so far! It’s only June, and I have spent more than four weeks in these facilities. With that said, I wanted to provide my friends in that industry who operate an SCR some factual information on their Anhydrous Ammonia (NH3) piping and what ANSI K61.1/CGA
Today I was working with a client who informed that there is a “shortage” of Helium (He) and prices are starting to rise significantly and this could have a financial impact on their business in the future. Some may not be aware but He is a gas that is used in high purity processes as
