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2014 Video of the Week #18 (Pressure Testing Level A suit)

My article a couple of weeks ago generated a lot of questions and concerns reagrding Level A suits.  I thought this video would be helpful for those who have never tested or seen a pressure test on a Level A suit.  PLEASE DO NOT consider this a training video that I am providing – it…...

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2014 Video of the Week #17 (Catastrophic Failure of an Air Receiver)

WARNING!!  Video may be upsetting to some; no graphic scenes, but an individual is severely injured and cared for…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

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2014 Video of the Week #16 (Propane Cylinder Fire)

Ok, I think most of you would agree we have seen some pretty bad unsafe acts @ SAFTENG over the past 19 years, but I must say this one just climbed to the top of the list for the DUMBEST and most UNSAFE act I think I may ever see in my lifetime.  Although, the…...

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2014 Video of the Week #14 (Flammable Liquids and IBC’s – NFPA and Dow Corning)

Plastic Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs) are popular for shipping large quantities of liquids. But some of these containers also create a dangerous hazard.  When UNLISTED composite IBCs (those that have NOT been inspected or certified to provide any fire endurance) containing combustible and flammable liquids are stored in large quantities they pose a high risk…...

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2014 Video of the Week #13 (Behavior Based Safety from the 1950’s)

If you think Behavior Based Safety is something new to the safety movement, THINK AGAIN!  It has been around in different forms for over 70 years…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

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2014 Video of the Week #12 ( The Psychology of Self-Motivation: Scott Geller)

This man is without a doubt one of the BEST SAFETY LEADERS in our profession.  If you have never seen, heard or read Dr. Geller’s materials you are missing out!  I have NEVER heard this man say something that does not make 110% sense!!!!  Enjoy this video and then practice the three (3) questions to…...

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2014 Video of the Week #11 (Chlorine Leak)

An oldie but a goodie, showing how chlorine, with a VD>2.5 acts during a release (i.e. stays on the ground).  On August 14, 2002, a chlorine transfer hose ruptured during a rail car (90 ton) unloading operation at a chlorine repackaging facility near Festus, Missouri. The hose rupture ultimately led to the release of 48,000…...

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2014 Video of the Week #10 (Diesel Tank Launch)

TOO MANY believe diesel fuel is somehow this magically safe fuel!  Once Diesel fuel reaches it’s flashpoint (~135-145F) it takes ONLY 0.6% to achieve its LEL.  Gasoline has an LEL of around 1.0%.  Here is what can happen to your “diesel tank” when it is involved in a fire…. Membership Required You must be a...

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