Gas Hazards Program - ISNetworld RAVS Section- US
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- Gas Hazards Program
- Approximate Word Count: 585
- Approximate Number of Pages: 3
- Page Reference Answers to RAVS Reviewer’s Questions: 7
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An excerpt from ISNetworld® RAVS®* Safety plan Gas Hazards Program
General Procedures
There a many gas hazards in plant and other worksite areas. Dangerous gases such as Benzene, Methanol, Hydrogen Sulfide and others may be present in storage, piping, or even naturally occurring in your workplace. Any area where gas hazards have been reported or encountered, or where there is insufficient oxygen, there should be no entry into that area until sufficient tests have been made to determine the extent of the hazard and that the area is purged, ventilated, or otherwise made safe to reduce the hazard to allowable concentrations.
Each employee shall use a portable gas detector as required in all high gas hazard areas [4] For toxic atmospheres, replace with company name requires proper respiratory and gas monitoring equipment to be used by trained employees that are required to enter or work in the area. Gas monitoring equipment shall be calibrated per manufacturer's recommendations and contain a current calibration sticker on the monitor providing the date of calibration [5] A bump test is required to be completed at the beginning of each day the monitor is in use per the requesting owner client and manufacturer's guidelines to ensure the monitor is functioning correctly [6]
