'Combustible material' presentation slideshows

Hazard Communication & Chemical Safety

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NFPA 96 and Building Code Requirements for Commercial Kitchen Hood Systems

NFPA 96 and Building Code Requirements for Commercial Kitchen Hood Systems. Presentation for the Sevier County Fire Code and Building Code Officials Presented by Roger Griffith, PE Griffith Engineering, Jefferson City, TN April 21, 2004. Course Outline. Problem Areas General Requirements

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HVACR316 - Piping

HVACR316 - Piping. Soldering. Soldering Copper Tubing. The most common method of joining copper tubing in hydronic heating systems is soft soldering using a 95/5 ( 95% tin/5% antimony) solder. The maximum working pressure rating for of 95/5 solder is approximately 300 psi.

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The Fire Triangle

Jefferson College Fire Extinguisher Training Orientation 2014 Jefferson College Campus Police Department. The Fire Triangle. Fire Safety, at its most basic, is based upon the principle of keeping fuel sources and ignition sources separate. The Fire Triangle.

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Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System

Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. WHMIS Update. Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS). WHMIS became legislated in October 31, 1988 Developed jointly by labour, industry, federal, provincial and territorial governments

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FIRE

FIRE. assembled by Herb Krelle Supplementary resources collected from the World Wide Web thanks to the many providers. The Fire Triangle. In order to understand how fire extinguishers work, you first need to know a little bit about fire. The Fire Triangle.

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PRACTICING FIRE SAFETY

PRACTICING FIRE SAFETY. HOW FIRES START. Fire is a chemical reaction involving rapid oxidation or burning of fuel. It needs three elements to occur. -Fuel: Fuel cam be any combustible material- solid, liquid or gas. Most solids and liquids become a vapor or gas before they will burn.

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Fire Extinguisher

Fire Extinguisher. Safety Training. UNI Homepage. This training program was established to create a broader awareness for the safety of the University of Northern Iowa students, faculty and staff and their environment. Introduction.

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Safety Terms To Know

Safety Terms To Know. acute hazard. An acute hazard is one to which a single exposure may cause harm, but which is unlikely to lead to permanent damage.

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Safety Terms To Know

Safety Terms To Know. acute hazard. An acute hazard is one to which a single exposure may cause harm, but which is unlikely to lead to permanent damage.

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WHMIS and HHPS Training

WHMIS and HHPS Training. Summary of what you kneed to know. What is WHMIS ?. The W orkplace H azardous M aterials I nformation S ystem ( WHMIS ) is Canada's hazard communication standard. WHMIS Is Law.

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Fire Hazards of Oxygen Enriched Atmospheres

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Using Fire Gel During Hotwork

Using Fire Gel During Hotwork. March 12, 2019. NSRP All Panel Meeting. DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT: Unlimited/Approved for Public Release. Background. Hot work is any operation causing enough heat to ignite combustible material Welding Arc Gouging Oxygen Acetylene Cutting Grinding

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Workplace Hazardous Material Information System (WHIMIS) and Material Data Safety Sheet (MSDS)

Workplace Hazardous Material Information System (WHIMIS) and Material Data Safety Sheet (MSDS) Lesson 5. WHMIS. WHMIS is the system that defines those materials that are hazardous and may pose a risk to workers based on the properties of the substance.

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Wildfires

Wildfires. What is a Wildfire?. An un controlled fire often occurring in wild land areas. What is a Fire?. The Fire Triangle Heat Fuel Oxygen. Heat.

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Acids and Bases in Chemistry

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Vacuum Pumps

Vacuum Pumps. Vacuum Pump Safety. Physical and Chemical Hazards Always vent pump exhaust Keep pump away from flammable chemicals or combustible material Paper and cardboard are good combustible material!!! DO NOT place a pump in an enclosed area

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