Hidden Hazards of Hot Work [2713] | ||||||||||||
Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Location: Hyatt Regency Columbus Room: Franklin B Speakers: Kristen Kulinowski, Board Member, U.S. Chemical Safety Board Track: Fire Safety Secondary Track: Industrial Safety Session Type: Educational Session Skill Level: Basic Description: Hot work is defined as burning, welding or similar spark-producing operations that can ignite fires or explosions. Hot work accidents occur throughout many industries in the U.S. These include food processing, pulp and paper manufacturing, oil production, fuel storage and waste treatment. The Chemical Safety Board’s presenter discusses these issues. Frequent deaths and serious injuries continue even though the hazards of hot work are well established, and regulatory and good-practice guidance exist. Learning Objectives: Define the hazards of hot work Distinguish between safe and unsafe practicies Explain safe hot work activities
File & Handouts: CSB: Hot Work Safety Bulletin CSB Strategic Plan 2017-2021 CSB: Hidden Hazards of Hot Work SLIDES |
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