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This is a listing of the Top 10 OSHA standards that were cited using a “Other-Than-Serious” classification.
This is a listing of the Top 10 OSHA standards that were cited using a “REPEAT” classification.
This is a listing of the Top 10 OSHA standards that were cited using a “Serious” classification.
This is a listing of the Top 10 OSHA standards that were cited using a “Willful” classification.
These are OSHA Top 10 Standards cited, but broke down into more detail by include the actual Top 5 sections of each standard that made the Top 10 list.
Two words that are almost always used synonymously in safety discussions. And to be blunt, these two words are light years apart in science. Take for example the act of flying on a commercial airline.
Some responders would tell you this was a “sucessful response”. They stopped the leak and did not injury anyone in the effort; however, it is not too difficult to identify several things these responders could have done differently in their response. Can you identify them? How many did you identify?
Accident No.: DCA05-MP001 Type of System: Hazardous liquid Accident Type: Pipeline rupture and leak with vapor cloud Location: 6 miles west of Kingman, Kansas Date: October 27, 2004 Time: 11:15 a.m. central daylight time Owner: Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P. Facility: Magellan Ammonia Pipeline/Enid Lateral Operator: Enterprise Products Operating L.P. Fatalities/Injuries: None Damage/Clean-up Cost: $680,715 Material
Ever wondered what 10-15 tons of Anhydrous Ammonia looks like when it is released from a busted hose during unloading? Wondered how big would the cloud be? How dense is the cloud? Does the cloud rise or fall to the ground? Well here are some great shots showing us all these things.
One of the most common errors made by HAZMAT personnel! Can you see the mistake?
