Emergency Response: Petrol Potential Hazards Health when contact with material or/and inhalation it may cause irritation and skin/eye burn. Fire reaction may release corrosive/toxic gases, it may cause irritation and skin/eye burn or/and explosion. Vapors […]
Spill Control: NFPA Standards Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code in NFPA 30, Spill Control: NFPA 30 outlines requirements for the safe storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids. Key spill control in NFPA Standards […]
Introduction To maintain a clean and organized workplace is important factor to reduce Hazards in workplace; it’s a life-threatening component of occupational safety. OSHA housekeeping defines to prevent workplace hazards. Compliance of housekeeping reduces up […]
Work at Height: Ensuring Safety and Minimizing Risks Engaging in tasks at elevated positions or work at height presents significant safety challenges across sectors such as construction, telecommunications, maintenance, and warehousing. Working at height includes […]
Fire Warden: Safeguarding Lives through Preparedness and Leadership The importance of preparedness of Fire Warden cannot be overstated. Every organization, whether small or large, must have a structured emergency response plan in place. A critical […]
Auxiliary Firefighters: Heroes of Community Safety Firefighting is a noble profession known for its bravery, resilience, and community service. However, beyond the full-time career firefighters that many are familiar with, there exists a group of […]
OSHA Confined Space Regulations OSHA confined space standards —29 CFR 1910.146 and 29 CFR 1926 — compliance and worker safety. Confined space is some of the most hazardous area in the workplace. Thousands of injuries/fatalities […]
A Confined Space in the Oil and Gas Sector: A Serious Concern In the oil and gas (Petroleum) industry, Hazards are not always visible. The most serious threats to workers lurk in confined space that […]
in scaffold, The stall load is the maximum load at which the hoist’s motor stops moving or shuts off automatically to prevent damage. 1926.451(b) Gasoline power-operated hoists/equipment is not acceptable. 1926.451(d.14) Drum hoists shall […]
First Aid for Wounds First Aid for Wound and Injuries such as cuts, bruises, abrasions, and perforations are common incidences. Most wounds are minor and heal on their own, some can lead to create difficulties […]
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