ABD00088647 PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT OF HIGHLY HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS; EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING AGENTS 1910.119 EFFECTI VE MAY 26; 1992 QuestLons_and Answers: 1.

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Air System Equipment Sheet Metal and Tubular Products Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL WORKS Jones & Laughlin Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Insulation Underground The Ric-wiL Company Agents In Principal Cities RlC-lUlL Established in 1910 CONDUIT SYSTEMS FOR UNDERGROUND STEAM PIPES Union Commerce Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio Ric-wiL Insulated Pipe Units--Pre fabricated, pre - sealed, ready - to - install units, ideal for speed and economy.

342 Tu'cnty-sccond Congress--Notional Safety Council 30.000 bulletins arc issued Annually, both to European and native employees.

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FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS and it is preferable that fueling be done out of doors Only equipment from reliable manufac turers made according to the NFPA Flam mable & Combiuhble Liquids Code should be used, and the operator should under stand and explicitly follow the instructions of the manufacturer The equipment should never be used dose to combustible materi als Others means of performing the oper ation are preferable Liquefied petroleum gases Liquefied petroleum gases include any material which is composed predominantly of any of these hydrocarbons, or mixtures of them propane, propylene, butane (nor mal butane or isoSutane), and butylenes The gases liquefy under moderate pressure, but convert into a gaseous state upon relief of the pressure LP-gas in the gaseous state presents a hazard comparable to that of any flammable natural or manufactured gas, except that since it is heavier than air, the matter of adequate ventilation requires added attention Liquefied petroleum gases are used as fuel gases, as raw materials in chemical processes, for example, in the making of hydrogen, and to form special atmospheres in heat-treating furnaces It is important that employees understand the properties of these gases and that they be thoroughly trained in safe practices for handling, dis tribution, and operation Systems should be designed and installed by experienced, reliable concerns which are thoroughly familiar with the hazards, with state and local codes, and with fire organ ization and insurance company recommen dations See National Fire Protection Associa tion, Associated Factory Mutual Fire In surance Companies, LP-Gas Association, and Factory Insurance Association refer ences on this subject m "References " References American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists, 1014 Broadway, Cincinnati Threshold Limit Values (published annually) American Petroleum Institute, 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York City Cleaning Petroleum Storage Tanks Accident Prevention Manuals Noa 1A and IB Sale Practices in Balk Plant Operations Accident Prevention Manual No 8 Sale Transportation of Petroleum Products by Tank Truck Accident Prev Manual No 11 Specifications for Welded Oil Storage Tanks Standard No 12C American Society for Testing and Materials, 1916 Race St., Philadelphia, Pa Standard Method of Test lor Vapor Pressure of Petroleum Products Standard D323-58 Standards, Part 5 "Fuels, Petroleum, Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Engine Antifreezes " American Standards Association, 10 EaBt 40th St, New York City Safety Color Code lor Marking Physical Hatarda and the Identification of Certain Equipment Z53 1 Standards lor Petroleum Products 211 Senes American Welding Society, 33 West 39th St, New York City Safe Practices lor Welding and Cutting Containers That Have Held Combustibles Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance, Factory Mutual Engineering Division, 1151 BostonProvidence Turnpike, Norwood, Mass Approved Equipment lor Industrial Pire Protection Manual Flammable Liquids Drum Storage Loss Prevention Bulletin 13 22 Flammable Liquid Safeguards Loss Prevention Bulletin 13 20 Liquefied Petroleum Oaa Loss Prevention Bulletin 11 45 Mete!

CAUTION CONTAINS ASBESTOS FIBERS AVOID CREATING DUST BREATHING ASBESTOS DUST MAY CAUSE SERIOUS BODILY HARM Above label is in compliance with Federal Regulations relating to Occupational, Safety, and Health Standards, 29 CFR 1910.93a.

162 OCCUPATIONAL TUMORS AND ALLIED DISEASES cancers cared for at the Memorial Hospital from 1917 to 1930, and found a total of 11 cases of oil and paraffin cancer, involving seven men employed in oil refineries and four men engaged in occupations entailing contact with lubricating oils.

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c chomplin A Subsidiary of Union Pacific Corporation xsaucu; August, JO, xy RESPIRATOR APPLICATION PROCEDURE PROCEDURE NO. 44 PURPOSE In order to assure the proper selection and application of respirators, a standard operating procedure setting forth guidelines is mandatory.

3 Pages DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH CHAPTER III - HEALTH HAZARD CONTROL MEASURES PART II - VENTILATION CONTROL FOR SPECIFIC PROCESSES Rule 3201 Scope and Applicability This part applies to the following operations: (1) Abrasive blasting - See Rule 3205(1) for scope. (2) Forging machines - See Rule 3210. (3) Grinding, polishing and buffing - See Rule 3215(1) for scope. (4) Open-surface tanks - See Rule 3220(1) for scope. (5) Powered industrial trucks - See Rule 3225. (6) Sanding machines - See Rule 3230. (7) Spray finishing - See Rule 3235(1) for scope. (8) Welding, cutting and brazing - See Rule 3240.

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