Transcription of 2 - Battery Hazards: Safety Training
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2 - Battery hazards : Safety Training EH&S MGA Goals: This Safety session should teach you: A. That batteries have many hazards including acid, fir e or explosion, electrical shock, and heavy weight B. That following sa fety precautions will keep them sa fe when charging or changing batteries OSHA regulations: 29 CFR (g), (j)(7), , and 1. There are four main hazards associated with batteries: A. Battery acid: The electrolyte in a Battery is corrosive and can burn skin or eyes, eat holes in clothing, or even etch a concrete floor. B. Flammable gases: Batteries emit hydrogen gas, which is flammabl e. It ignites easily and can cause a fire or explosion if allowed to accumulate in a small area. C. Electrical shock: Many of us are aware of this danger because we may have seen sparks fly when jumper cables are attached to a car Battery .
2 - Battery Hazards: Safety Training. EH&S – MGA . Goals: This safety session should teach you: A. That batteries have many hazards including acid, fire or explosion, electrical shock, and heavy . weight . B. That following safety precautions will keep them safe when charging or changing batteries
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