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OSHA Fatal Facts

A real life example (OSHA Fatal Facts No. 5)... [Pg.559]

Get a copy of the OSHA Fatal Fact No. 5, and share it along with your company procedures and equipment for mechanical lockout/ tagout. [Pg.560]

OSHA collects data on injuries and fatalities and does some inspections, but generally undertakes no analysis of the causes of fires and explosions in the process industries. It rather determines if federal laws were violated and issues a fine. The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) undertakes similar functions for US OCS petroleum operations. In fact, there is no national or international governmental data bank available where fire and explosion incidents from the entire petroleum, chemical, or related industries are logged and analyzed. [Pg.113]

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