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February 23, 2004
Industrial Incident
Guidelines for Incident Command
Arrival on Scene, Initiation of Response, see:
Agent Identification
Quick identification by signs/symptoms: CHEMM-IST
Substance identification: WISER
Acute Patient Care Guidelines
Estimation of Protective Distance/Threat Zone
On-site Activities
Triage Guidelines
Hospital Activities
Personal Protective Equipment
General Guidelines for Responding...
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February 16, 2004
Relief systems include, but are not limited to, relief valves, relief headers, relief drums, and rupture disks. Design basis means documenting how the loads and sizes of the relief system and inlet and outlet sizes were determined. This includes:
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January 24, 2004
Behavior-Based observation and feedback processes promote desired behaviors by introducing POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT for behaving safely. The positive reinforcement is provided through POSITIVE FEEDBACK. These programs are based on the ABC behavior model, as I explain below. The effectiveness of behavioral safety observation and feedback programs is dependent upon effective implementation.
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January 23, 2004
The core element of behavior modification is the ABC model of behavior:
Antecedents Behavior ...
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January 16, 2004
On April 9, 1998, two volunteer firefighters died in Albert City, Iowa, and six responders were injured when a burning LP-Gas tank exploded in a boiling liquid expanded vapor explosion (BLEVE). CLICK HERE for this NFPA Article on the incident.
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January 6, 2004
At approximately 9:30 p.m. on or about July 31, Employee #1, a can and bottling operation maintenance technician, responded to a possible ammonia leak during the second shift at the plant. A 2,000-lb outside storage tank pumped ammonia into the line-filled room to cool the syrups to between 35 and 40 degrees F before the cans and bottles were filled. Part of the XXXXX valve, which controlled the line...
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October 6, 2003
This National Safety Alert provides an update to National Safety Alert No. 5, Cell Phone Results in Fire, dated March 6, 2002, which addressed a flash fire on a platform in the Gulf of Mexico OCS. As detailed in National Safety Alert No. 5, a contract panel specialist worked on an open platform master control panel that used supply gas for the instrumentation. The contractor stated he was carrying...
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August 16, 2003
Technical documentation prepared for:
Transport Canada
Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs
Propane Gas Association of Canada Inc.
This document is intended to go with the video of the same title, and will provide the viewer with additional technical information to support the content of the video. It is recommended that the video be viewed first, then this document should be read and discussed....
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July 10, 2003
Cutting and welding processes using electric arcs or oxy-fuel gas flames are necessary for our industrial world. Too often, however, the persons who use, hire, or supervise the use of the processes do not fully appreciate that their improper use can result in the loss of life and property by fire and explosion. Approximately 6 percent of fires in industrial properties have been caused by cutting and...
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June 19, 2003
The main elements of a safety culture and their various interactions are previewed below. Each subcomponent will be discussed more fully below:
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March 14, 2003
Approaches to health and safety vary considerably at all levels of management. As we will see, the Human Factors approach wins hands-down.
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