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Anyone wondering who got him up there? Besides being driver-less, look closely for the other OSHA violation…
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Respondent is a fertilizer distributor engaged in the business of selling anhydrous ammonia to farmers as fertilizer. Anhydrous ammonia is classified as a physical or health hazard, and a simple asphyxiant and therefore is an “extremely hazardous substance” according to Section 302(a)(2) of EPCRA. The Respondent stores more than 10,000 lbs. of anhydrous ammonia at the facility. On...
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1/29/16 UPDATE – CSB Investigation Video and Investigation Report
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OSHA began a programmed-targeted inspection on July 23, 2015, under the agency’s Process Safety Management Covered Chemical Facilities National Emphasis Program to reduce or eliminate the release of highly hazardous chemicals. Following the inspection of the plant’s anhydrous ammonia refrigeration system, OSHA issued citations for 11 serious and three repeat violations and also placed the...
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On Jan. 19, 2016, the Hartford Area Office cited a chemical manufacturer for 15 serious violations of workplace safety standards. Inspectors found that a manufacturer of swimming pool chemicals and acetone preparations used in nail polish were exposed employees to chemical, fire, and exit access hazards. The company’s manufacturing processes use large amounts of the flammable chemicals acetone...
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2016 Fatality Tracker
Electrical
1
(2015 = 38)
(2014 = 55)
(2013 = 32)
(2012 = 68)
Forklift/Aerial
6
(2015 = 48)
(2014 = 60)
(2013 = 62)
(2012 = 52)
Mining*
4
(2015 = 21)
(2014 = 401)
(2013 = 87*)
(2012 = 92*)
*ONLY USA
Explosions
4
(2015 = 135)
(2014 = 157)
(2013 = 194)
(2012 = 241)
Cranes
4
(2015 = 28)
(2014 = 20)
(2013 = 51)
(2012 = 52)
Falls
8
(2015 = 76)
(2014...
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At the site of an inactive gas well, two workers were flowing the high-pressure gas from the well to determine production potential. They were inside an operator’s shack when a pipe ruptured, and the escaping flammable gas exploded in a fireball. Although the two workers were wearing fire-retardant clothing, they suffered burns. The smaller piping downstream from a pressure relief valve (PRV)...
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Yet again we find a group of workers who have failed to recognize the idea of one as UNSAFE. But of course, they are SAFE because they have on all their required PPE, including their hi-vis safety vests.
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OSHA’s 1910.178 TABLE N-1. – SUMMARY TABLE ON USE OF INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS can be difficult to use because its layout on-line had been altered. So I found this from many years ago that one of the safety pro’s at Westvaco created. Hope it helps…
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Where does the time go? As most practicing safety professionals in the USA know, the time has come to do our annual summary of our OSHA 300 Log. But for many these logs can be very confusing. So here is a reminder and what is required for us to comply…
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Driving with a RAISED MAST is NEVER permitted, even an EMPTY mast/tines and here’s why…
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