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A lot of folks may not know that Hydrogen gas is used as a refrigerant on generators at power plants. When I first started working on power plants in 2005, I was shocked at this practice and at how some plants managed these risks. I have never done work for the company involved in this fatal H2 explosion, but their set up was very similar to others. LEARNING from the mistakes of others is key to...
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By: Victor Dearman Jr. CIRO, CRST
Flagging tape is not LOTO! And never has been. I would bet good money the operating procedure for this compressor has LOTO covered, but those are just documents to look good in a binder sitting on a shelf collecting dust because they are viewed as a necessary evil to satisfy perceived compliance, “but that’s how we actually do it.”
It’s 2025. Do better!
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Establishment Size: All sizesStandard: 1910.120 HAZWOPER
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Establishment Size: All sizesStandard: 1910.119 Process Safety Management
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Since 1996
Establishment Size: All sizesStandard: 1910.146 Permit-Required Confined Space
OSHA’s Data on 1910.146 – October 2023 through September 2024
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Since 1996
Establishment Size: All sizesStandard: 1910.134 Respiratory Protection.
Citations issued during the period October 2023 through September 2024. Penalties shown reflect current rather than initial amounts.
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A permit-required confined space (PRCS) may be reclassified as a non-permit space under the following conditions as outlined in 1926.1203(g):
There is no actual or potential atmospheric hazard within the space.This means that there are no atmospheric hazards in the space, and none will develop during the entry period. Use of forced air ventilation to control atmospheric hazards is not considered...
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Does the Standard impose additional requirements on “permit-required confined spaces” beyond those imposed for “confined spaces”?
Yes.
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This information should open some eyes as to OSHA’s expectations for how our PRCS Entry Programs are managed and by WHO! Take time to “read between the lines” in this information. Could your facility, and more specifically could your facility personnel, pass this level of inspection?
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I came across this on the DOL website and found it refreshing, as it seems the debate still rages on about several key terms in OSHA’s PRCS standards. Here are a few that may be helpful:
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The CSB has released an UPDATE into its ongoing investigation into the fatal November 12, 2024, explosion in Louisville, Kentucky. The incident killed two employees and seriously injured three others. The explosion caused significant property damage to the facility and nearby homes and businesses. Debris was ejected outside the facility’s fence line, flying up to 400 feet into the nearby neighborhood,...
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At approximately 9:45 p.m. on November 4, 2003, a maintenance employee went to the chlorine house to turn on the chlorination system. The chlorine house measured 3 feet, 10-inches wide by 5 feet, 10-inches long and was approximately 10-feet high. The water lines ran through a hole in the block wall. The hole in the block wall lead directly from the chlorine house into the chemical room. The hole was...
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