FACILITY & BUILDING MANAGERS ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH …

environmental health & safety reference guide The prevention of a fire in a Harvard building or facility requires the vigilance and care of all building occupants, Building and Facilities Management, Trades personnel, and Contractors.

  Health, Guide, Safety

Date: 11/30/10 Toolbox Talk #35 FORKLIFT SAFETY

FORKLIFT SAFETY Environmental Health, Safety & Emergency Management Cambridge Campus 46 Blackstone St. Cambridge MA, 02139 (617) 495-2060 Longwood Campus

  Safety, Forklifts, Forklift safety

Date: 02/19/2010 Toolbox Talk #28 LOCKOUT-TAGOUT

For additional Environ-mental Health and Safety LOCKOUT-TAGOUT Environmental Health, Safety & Emergency Management Cambridge Campus 46 Blackstone St.

  Lockout, Tagout

Lab Chemical Storage Guide - Harvard University

Start Is the following GHS Pictogram on the label? Hazard Statement contains “Catches fire spontaneously…” or “In contact with water, emits …”

Toolbox Talk #9 FIRE SAFETY - Harvard University

Identify if anyone has seen any close calls or fires during their tenure. How were those situations handled, good or bad? Ask the group to list any unanswered fire safety questions or concerns that they may have and submit to EHSEM for assistance. Date: 10/6/08 Toolbox Talk #9 Fire Tetrahedron Familiarize yourself with the nearest pull

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Toolbox Talk #14 MACHINE GUARDING - ehs.harvard.edu

MACHINE GUARDING Environmental Health, Safety & Emergency Management Cambridge Campus 46 Blackstone St. Cambridge MA, 02139 (617) 495-2060 Longwood Campus 107 Ave. Louis Pasteur Boston, MA 02115 (617) 432-1720 This Toolbox Talk is based on OSHA’s machine guarding standards. Guarding in-

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Standard: Cranes & Hoists CRANE & HOIST PRE-USE …

Wire Rope Check for broken wires, broken strands, kinks, and any deformation or damage to the rope structure. Hoist Chain Check for cracks, nicks, gouges, wear and stretch. Check that the chain is in the upper and lower sprockets and in the chain guide. See additional guidance for monthly inspections on the reverse side

  Rope, Hoists

FACT SHEET - Harvard University

FACT SHEET Program: Job Safety Analysis Revision Date: 10/19/2012 Page 1 of 3 Copyright © 2012 The President and Fellows of Harvard College

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Lab Safety Guideline: Sodium Azide - Harvard University

o Lab coat, long pants, and closed toed shoes. o Chemical protective goggles. o Work behind sash. o Nitrile gloves provide adequate protection (at least 0.11mm [4 mils]) thickness. Change gloves frequently. Wash hands thoroughly each time gloves are removed. • Keep all containers tightly closed when not in use and during transport.

  Coat, Lab coat

Home Oxygen Manual

Oxygen Tanks 7 Regulators and Conserving Devises 8 Using Your Oxygen Tanks 9 Oxygen Safety 10-12 Cleaning and Maintenance 13 Troubleshooting 14-15 Adverse Reactions 16 . 3 Introduction to Home Oxygen Therapy Your physician has determined that supplemental oxygen is a benefit to you and has

  Home, Regulators, Oxygen, Home oxygen

What is Emergency Oxygen? - EMS SAFETY

to the oxygen tubing, controls the rate of oxygen flow (LPM). There are two common types of regulators used for emer-gency oxygen: • Dual Flow Regulator: Has only 2 settings- HIGH and LOW. • Full Control Regulator: Can dial in the desired flow of oxygen from 2 – 25 LPM. Used primarily by profes-sional rescuers.

  Regulators, Oxygen, Of oxygen

FITTINGSTUBE Pressure Regulators K Series

KCP, KBP, and KCB series regulators. Oxygen Service Hazards For more information about hazards and risks of oxygen-enriched systems, refer to Swagelok Oxygen System Safety technical report, MS-06-13. model, it is important to make sure that SPE will not cause excessive overpressurization on opening and closing of the supply pressure.

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Cylinders: Safe Storage, Handling, and Use

cylinders or regulators/gauges, particularly those containing oxygen, to avoid fire or explosion. Storage is not required for single cylinders of fuel gas and oxygen ready for use with regulators attached secured to a proper cart. HOW TO MAINTAIN THEM Protect the markings on cylinders that identify the contents, and mark the

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durable medical equipment - BCBSIL

Oxygen accessories which are included in the allowance for rented systems include: cannulas, humidifiers, masks, mouthpieces, nebulizer for humidification, oxygen conserving devices, regulators, transtracheal catheters and tubing, charges for oxygen carts, racks or stands. These accessories may not be billed separately.

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Compressed Gas Safety General Safety Guidelines

compressed gases, especially when connecting and disconnecting regulators and lines. OXYGEN IS NOT COMPRESSED AIR, IT IS OXYGEN Never use oxygen as a substitute as a “compressed air” to run pneumatic tools, in oil heating burners, to start internal combustion engines, to blow out pipelines, or to create pressure for ventilation.

  Regulators, Oxygen

Diver’s breathing gas standard and the frequency of ...

The standards for breathing mixtures of oxygen and helium in BS EN 12021:20142 are detailed in Table E: Table E Composition of oxygen and helium mixes Component Concentration at ... gas is unlikely to cause internal freezing of regulators and valves etc when gas expands through the system. This is because reclaim systems are not high pressure ...

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Provincial Sales Tax (PST) Bulletin - British Columbia

regulators • options and accessories designed specifically for the SCBA that are designed to be worn by a worker and are attached to or part of the SCBA at the time of sale or lease, ... Air compressors –obtained for use to fill oxygen containers or oxygen dispensing

  Regulators, Oxygen