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OSHA issues LOI on caring for Flame-Retardant Clothing
Question: Under OSHA regulations 29 CFR 1926.95(a) who is responsible for the laundering of fire retarding clothing that is provided to employees? Answer: Criteria for Personal Protective Equipment – Title 29 CFR 1926.95(a) section states: (a) Application. Protective equipment, including personal protective equipment for eyes, face, head, and extremities, protective clothing, respiratory devices,...
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EXCELLENT short video on IIAR Pipe Labeling for NH3 Refrigeration
Each label is REQUIRED to include the following components: Abbreviation for ammonia system components The physical state – either liquid, vapor, or both The marker body containing the word “ammonia” The pressure level – high or low The flow direction   Many thanks to Steve Stephenson
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2015 Video of the Week #35 (HCL Tank Leak and Vapor Behavior)
 
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EPA RMP General Duty citations @ paper mill (methyl mercaptan and H2S gases & $37,500)
Respondent owns and operates a pulp and paper mill. Respondent operates the pulp mill using the Kraft process to digest wood chips under pressure in batch digesters for pulp production. The finished cooked Wood chips are blown to blow tanks, Which reduce the pressure and separate steam and digester gases from the pulp. Uncondensed steam and gases generated by this process include regulated substances...
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2015 Photo of the Week #35 (Forklift & Personnel Cage)
 One day a safety professional was walking his job site when he came across two workers using a forklift and stack of pallets unsafely.  He/She intervened and instrcuted the workers and their supervisor that they would need to use the forklift basket to lift the worker(s) safely.  They all agreed and the safety professional went on his way, assuming that the workers and supervisor would...
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57 incidents & 2 updates (8/23/15)
  Over 12,500 exclusive unsafe acts/conditions and accident/injuries photos and over 1,300 ppt’s & doc’s from more than 2,797 contributors!   Many THANKS to my NEW and RENEWING “Partners in Safety“   since 8/2015  since 7/2015 since 2008 since 2009 since 2013 2015 Fatality Tracker Electrical 30 (2014 =55) (2013 = 32) (2012...
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2015 Video of the Week #34 (Cutting into a fuel cylinder)
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CDC/NIOSH just answered the question... is LEVEL A needed for a NH3 release?
In my emergency response training around the country it is always an interesting discussion when Anhydrous Ammonia (NH3) comes up and the level of PPE necessary for a “safe response”.  I have always stuck to my 25 years of training that NH3 qualifies for LEVEL A as it meets all the LEVEL A criteria.  However, there are a lot of folks who challenge me on this level of protection...
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Refrigerant HFO-1234yf is a PSM HHC with “special or unique hazards” (Part 4)
OSHA’s PSM standard requires Operating Procedures to address “special or unique hazards” 1910.119(f)(1)(iii) Safety and health considerations:…1910.119(f)(1)(iii)(E) Any special or unique hazards. This item is often not necessary with many of the PSM standard’s Highly Hazardous Chemicals; however, HFO-1234yf has a unique property that falls into this requirement. ...
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Hazardous Attitudes (Conklin)
Pride:  “Don’t insult my intelligence.” Heroic: “I’ll get it done, by hook or by crook.” Invulnerable: “That can’t happen to me.” Fatalistic:  “What’s the use?” Bald Tire:  “Gone 60K miles without a flat yet.” Summit Fever:  “We’re almost done.” Pollyanna:  “Nothing bad will happen.”
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2015 Photo of the Week #34 (Forklift + Scissor Lift Mayhem)
 
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Examples of catastrophic failure of NH3 refrigeration vessels caused by stress corrosion cracking (FMCSA)
Cases of Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC) in steel vessels using NH3 have been reported by members of the ammonia refrigeration industry. When NH3 is used as a refrigerant, it is kept at -33° C (-28° F). While it was once believed that NH3 SCC)could not occur at such low temperatures, both practical experience and experimental studies have shown otherwise. The Industrial Refrigeration...
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