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Confined Space Fatality Alert - Unloading rail car
Fatality Alert: Confined Spaces Accident Type: Confined space Type of Operations: Unloading rail car Competent Safety Monitor on Site: No Was the Worksite Inspected Regularly: No Training and Education Provided: No Employee Job Title: General Labor Length of Employment: 4 months Experience at this Type of Work: 15-20 times previously Time on Task: 45 min Environmental /Geographic Conditions: Confined...
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Confined Space Alert - Collapse of floating roof in storage tank (WorkSafe Victoria)
This Alert highlights the risks associated with maintenance work in a confined space, such as a storage tank that has an internal floating roof, and suggests control measures to address these risks. Background In a recent incident at a major hazard facility (MHF), the internal floating roof of a storage tank collapsed down to the support leg stop position while a maintenance task was being carried...
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Underground Storage Tank raises its ugly head, literally (video)
This is a 24,000-gallon fuel tank that floated out of the ground due to extremely high ground water levels and low fuel level inside the tank.  Laws of physics will win every time!  I do wonder what would have happened had a car been parked over the tank when it broke free and floated to the surface.    
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2017 Photo of the Week #4 (The power of a vacuum)
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Industrial 2 BNSF Railway workers killed on tracks in SW South Dakota (two railway employees have been struck and killed by a train around 10:15 a.m. – no other details) WELL SITE FATALITY Lewis County Worker killed in Tyler County well site accident (worker, 19, died at a Hospital from injuries sustained in an accident at a well site – he was struck by a truck and was pinned between the...
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Tampa Bay FD reviews their CS Rescue protocols after Key Largo TRIPLE fatality incident
 
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EPA RMP citations @ Barge Terminal (NH3 & $72K)
Respondent has submitted and registered an RMPlan to the EPA for its Stationary Source and has developed an RMProgram accidental release prevention program for the Stationary Source. At its Stationary Source, the Respondent operates a river barge terminal. The facility stores anhydrous ammonia and blends fertilizers for sale to farmers and cooperatives. Anhydrous ammonia is received via barge...
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OSHA PRCS citations @ tanker truck cleaning facility (oxygen deficiency & $249K)
At approximately 9:45 a.m. on November 4, 2016, Employee #1, wearing a full face respirator, opened the hatch of ETS tanker T442 to initiate cleaning. It contained residue from hazardous waste. Employee #2 witnessed Employee #1 bend over the hatch area on top of the trailer as he walked by. As Employee #2 continued along the trailer toward the front he heard a loud thump and knew Employee # 1 had fallen...
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OSHA's original guidance on PSM and "dispersal of inventory"
Several months ago I posted an article OSHA publishes DRAFT “Process Safety Management for Small Business Compliance” and how it offered some guidance on how facilities could disperse their inventories of Highly Hazardous Chemicals (HHC) and stay out of or get out of PSM.  I have received many e-mails questioning the validity of the material in the DRAFT publication...
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Painting a Safety Portriat
Many of you have heard me mention (or read about) one of my former plant managers who was a pioneer in safety and he never even knew it.  Claude was well ahead of his time, and well ahead of the likes of Dr. Geller and Dr. Krause when it came to motivating workers (people) to put their safety first.  One day at a staff meeting Claude was not happy about our safety indicators and their trend....
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2017 Video of the Week #3 (2017 Aviation De-icing Methods)
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2017 Photo of the Week #3 (Ladder Shocker... well sort of - you'll get it)
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