... Environments 1. Physical Hazards Assault: street violence, crime, gangs Electrical: exposed underground utilities, missing electrical panel covers, live electrical connections from exposed wiring, connections to transformers Explosion: compressed cylinders, chemical reactions Fire: camp fires, wood stoves...

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... oxygen in an enclosed space and cause asphyxiation. There are over 200 different gaseous and related types of materials distributed in gas cylinders. Compressed gases are present almost everywhere, from health care centers where they supply critical oxygen to patients for breathing, to manufacturing...

... construction sprinkler system cylinder Why, why does this seem so hard? First the local fire inspector is here demanding that we make a new exit, and then the insurance inspector is here asking about something called continuity planning. This is on top of the inspector from the sprinkler contractor...

... We take for granted the power a compressed gas cylinder possesses. Think about it, most cylinders are pressurized to in excess of 2,000 pounds per square inch! Pretty amazing considering many fluid power pneumatic systems only reach a maximum of 250 PSI. What's even more fascinating is how...

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...Session No. 536 Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety David R. Maloney CGS, Inc. Livonia, Michigan We take for granted the power a compressed gas cylinder possesses. Think about it; most cylinders are pressurized to in excess of 2,000 pounds per square inch! Pretty amazing, considering many fluid power...

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... a boiler at a chemical plant. They each wore supplied-air respirators connected to a 12-pack cluster of compressed air cylinders. Another subcontractor monitored the work outside the confined space. Work proceeded normally throughout the night shift; however, at approximately 3:00 am, the attendant got...

...Session No. 643 Safe Handling of Compressed Gas Cylinders Mary C. DeVany, MS, CSP, CHMM Environmental Health Engineer DeVany Industrial Consultants Vancouver, WA Introduction When a balloon (not Mylar) is blown up and accidentally released into a room, we do not know where it will go. It will fly...

... We take for granted the power a compressed gas cylinder possesses. Think about it, most cylinders are pressurized to in excess of 2,000 pounds per square inch! Pretty amazing considering many fluid power pneumatic systems only reach a maximum of 250 PSI. What's even more fascinating is how...