This presentation simplifies the key postulates of Static and Mobile Pressure Vessel Rules (2016) last amended in 2018, for the design, License, operation and maintenance of LNG storage and regasification station.
This document is a notification from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry in India announcing the Gas Cylinders Rules of 2004. It summarizes that a draft of the Gas Cylinders Rules was published in 2003 for public comment. Based on consideration of objections and suggestions received from the public, the Central Government is now making the Gas Cylinders Rules of 2004 to regulate the filling, possession, import, and transport of gas cylinders in India. The rules define key terms, specify design and testing standards for cylinders and valves, and provide general provisions for filling, manufacturing, and transporting cylinders according to safety requirements.
The notification summarizes the new Gas Cylinders Rules, 2004 which supersede the previous Gas Cylinders Rules, 1981. Some key points:
1. The rules cover the filling, possession, import, and transport of gas cylinders in India and establish standards and specifications for cylinders, valves, and fittings.
2. No person can fill, import, possess or transport gas cylinders unless the cylinders and valves meet specified standards and have required inspection and testing certificates.
3. Manufacturers of cylinders, valves, and fittings must obtain approval from the Chief Controller by submitting design documents and tests.
4. Cylinders not meeting Indian standards can be filled and shipped overseas if they pass required tests
Compressed gas cylinders require careful handling and storage due to the multiple hazards they present. Three key safety procedures for working with compressed gas cylinders are: securely storing cylinders to prevent tipping, clearly identifying cylinder contents to avoid mixing incompatible gases, and carefully checking all cylinder valves and connections for leaks using soap solutions before opening cylinder valves.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Boiler Act of 1923 in India. It defines important terms like boiler, accident, economizer, feed pipe, and steam pipe. It outlines the authority of state governments to install and inspect boilers. It discusses the requirements for boiler registration and renewal of certificates. The duties of the person in charge and the chief inspection officer are also summarized.
The document summarizes key regulations that govern the petroleum industry in India to promote safety and environmental protection. Several statutory agencies frame rules on issues like import/transport/storage of petroleum, construction of tanks, and safety of workers. Major acts discussed are the Petroleum Act 1934, Explosives Act 1884, Factories Act 1948, and various environmental legislations. The responsibilities of industries include obtaining consents, complying with emission/effluent standards, and ensuring safety of operations.
This document provides information about work permit systems used at Barauni Refinery. It defines key terms related to work permits such as hot work, confined space, lower/upper flammability limits. It describes different types of work permits including cold work, hot work, excavation, and confined space entry permits. The procedures for issuing, receiving, and closing work permits are explained. Training requirements for authorized personnel and contractors are also outlined. Overall, the document aims to establish safe work procedures through implementing a standardized work permit system at the refinery.
This document provides information on various types of breathing apparatus used to provide breathable air in dangerous atmospheres. It discusses the physiology of respiration and lung volumes. It also describes specific apparatus like SCBA and their parts like cylinders, regulators, hoses, masks. Hazards of elevated temperature, oxygen deficiency, toxic gases are explained. Donning, use, and doffing procedures are outlined to correctly operate the equipment.
This presentation simplifies the key postulates of Static and Mobile Pressure Vessel Rules (2016) last amended in 2018, for the design, License, operation and maintenance of LNG storage and regasification station.
This document is a notification from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry in India announcing the Gas Cylinders Rules of 2004. It summarizes that a draft of the Gas Cylinders Rules was published in 2003 for public comment. Based on consideration of objections and suggestions received from the public, the Central Government is now making the Gas Cylinders Rules of 2004 to regulate the filling, possession, import, and transport of gas cylinders in India. The rules define key terms, specify design and testing standards for cylinders and valves, and provide general provisions for filling, manufacturing, and transporting cylinders according to safety requirements.
The notification summarizes the new Gas Cylinders Rules, 2004 which supersede the previous Gas Cylinders Rules, 1981. Some key points:
1. The rules cover the filling, possession, import, and transport of gas cylinders in India and establish standards and specifications for cylinders, valves, and fittings.
2. No person can fill, import, possess or transport gas cylinders unless the cylinders and valves meet specified standards and have required inspection and testing certificates.
3. Manufacturers of cylinders, valves, and fittings must obtain approval from the Chief Controller by submitting design documents and tests.
4. Cylinders not meeting Indian standards can be filled and shipped overseas if they pass required tests
Compressed gas cylinders require careful handling and storage due to the multiple hazards they present. Three key safety procedures for working with compressed gas cylinders are: securely storing cylinders to prevent tipping, clearly identifying cylinder contents to avoid mixing incompatible gases, and carefully checking all cylinder valves and connections for leaks using soap solutions before opening cylinder valves.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Boiler Act of 1923 in India. It defines important terms like boiler, accident, economizer, feed pipe, and steam pipe. It outlines the authority of state governments to install and inspect boilers. It discusses the requirements for boiler registration and renewal of certificates. The duties of the person in charge and the chief inspection officer are also summarized.
The document summarizes key regulations that govern the petroleum industry in India to promote safety and environmental protection. Several statutory agencies frame rules on issues like import/transport/storage of petroleum, construction of tanks, and safety of workers. Major acts discussed are the Petroleum Act 1934, Explosives Act 1884, Factories Act 1948, and various environmental legislations. The responsibilities of industries include obtaining consents, complying with emission/effluent standards, and ensuring safety of operations.
This document provides information about work permit systems used at Barauni Refinery. It defines key terms related to work permits such as hot work, confined space, lower/upper flammability limits. It describes different types of work permits including cold work, hot work, excavation, and confined space entry permits. The procedures for issuing, receiving, and closing work permits are explained. Training requirements for authorized personnel and contractors are also outlined. Overall, the document aims to establish safe work procedures through implementing a standardized work permit system at the refinery.
This document provides information on various types of breathing apparatus used to provide breathable air in dangerous atmospheres. It discusses the physiology of respiration and lung volumes. It also describes specific apparatus like SCBA and their parts like cylinders, regulators, hoses, masks. Hazards of elevated temperature, oxygen deficiency, toxic gases are explained. Donning, use, and doffing procedures are outlined to correctly operate the equipment.
LIST OF IMPORTANT INDIAN STANDARDS ON SAFETY & HEALTHBimal Chandra Das
This document lists important Indian standards related to safety and health across various industries and topics. It provides standards for machinery, consumer products, electrical and electronics, transportation, civil engineering construction, chemicals and other hazardous materials, fire protection, and personal protection. The standards cover a wide range of issues including lifts, grinding wheels, pressure vessels, gas cylinders, industrial plant layout, domestic gas stoves, electrical equipment, powered trucks, scaffolding, hazardous chemicals, fire safety, welding, noise reduction, and personal protective equipment.
Hazardous Area Location Presentation
• What is a Hazardous Location?
• What causes an explosion?
• Potential ignition sources
• Protection concepts 101
• Classification Schemes (ATEX/IEC vs. NEC)
• Designing/Certification for HazLoc
Ex D, Ex E, Ex DE, Ex ED, Ex np, Ex I
This document provides information on the safe use, handling, and storage of compressed gases. It discusses regulations, properties of different types of gases, gas behavior, container markings, and emergency response. Key points covered include definitions of compressed, liquefied, and cryogenic gases; gas laws; hazard classifications; and regulations from organizations like OSHA, NFPA, and SDS. Color codes and markings are important for identifying gas types and ensuring safety.
V 1 presentation on safety aspects of lpg handling and storageImran Bokhari
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is a mixture of Propane and Butanes, with Propane content of 30 to 60 percent and Butanes content of 40 to 70 percent. LPG can exist in liquid state at moderate pressure at ambient temperature. It is colorless, odorless, highly volatile and heavier than air (even at ambient conditions) substance. It easily forms combustible/explosive mixture when released in air, thus posing unique safety issues. Besides being a combustible substance posing fire hazard, LPG due to its nature also poses threats of cold burns and suffocation. LPG is being extensively used as fuel in homes, restaurants, transportation and some industries. In this presentation we have discussed in detail a major HSE related incident that have occurred in the past and mitigation strategies for the same. The required safety devices and their engineering design features in LPG extraction plant to avoid accidents are also discussed.
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The document discusses standards and regulations for hazardous industries handling LPG, including storage and handling. It summarizes key points from OISD Standard 144 regarding LPG installations. Some important requirements covered are safety distances between facilities, plant layout considerations, storage vessel design criteria, fire protection facilities like sprinkler systems and firewater storage, and gas monitoring systems. Detector locations and functions of the monitoring system are also outlined.
This document discusses hazardous area classification. It defines hazardous areas as areas where flammable gases or vapors may be present. Areas are classified into zones based on the likelihood and duration of an explosive atmosphere occurring. Zone 0 areas have explosive atmospheres present continuously, Zone 1 areas have them likely to occur occasionally, and Zone 2 areas are not likely but possible for short periods. Selection of electrical equipment depends on the area classification and gas properties. Standards provide guidelines for equipment certification to ensure safe operation in hazardous environments.
THE FACTORIES ACT 1948 AND THE MAHARASHTRA FACTORIES RULES 1963, BY BHAVIK CH...bhavikhc
The document is a presentation on the Factories Act 1948 and related rules and regulations in Maharashtra. It covers:
1) An overview of the history and objectives of the Factories Act to ensure worker safety, health and welfare.
2) Key definitions around what constitutes a factory, manufacturing process, worker, occupier and hazardous processes.
3) The roles and responsibilities of the Directorate of Industrial Health and Safety as the implementing agency.
4) Procedures for factory licensing, registration, renewal and making additions or alterations.
5) Health, safety and welfare provisions factories must comply with around ventilation, lighting, drinking water, sanitation, medical examinations and machine guarding.
Every employee has the right to know what chemicals and hazards they work with every day. This training provides workers and supervisors and management with a basic understanding of OSHA's Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) requirements for every workplace: a written HAZCOM program, training, inventory, material safety data sheets, and labels.
There are two major standards for hazardous area classification: the North American standard and the European standard. The North American standard classifies areas by class, division, and group based on the type of flammable material present and how often a flammable atmosphere occurs. The European standard uses zones instead of divisions and has some differences in gas groupings. Both standards aim to safely classify hazardous areas to prevent ignition of flammable atmospheres.
OISD-STD-117 Fire Protection Facilities for Petroleum Depots, Terminals, Pipe...AnupamaPanoli
The document outlines standards for fire protection facilities at petroleum depots, terminals, and pipeline installations in India. It discusses requirements for fire water systems, foam systems, control room protection, firefighting equipment, alarm systems, and organization of fire safety resources. The standards aim to minimize loss of life and property from fire through rapid containment and extinguishment. Requirements include fixed water spray and foam systems for large storage tanks, monitors and hydrants in hazardous areas, and clean agent systems for control rooms.
The document discusses several major industrial accidents that occurred at places like Bhopal and Piper Alpha and drove the development of safety standards. It analyzes the main causes of failures based on a UK Health and Safety Executive study, finding that 44% were due to inadequate specifications. It emphasizes the importance of following good engineering practices, international codes and standards, and proper training to prevent such accidents from occurring.
This document discusses work permit systems and their importance for safety. It outlines the key aspects that work permits address like nature of work, equipment, location, hazards. Work permits are used to authorize specific jobs in defined areas and times. They aim to prevent accidents by clearly identifying responsibilities and hazards. The document also discusses types of work permits for hot work, confined space entry, excavation and their associated precautions to minimize risks.
This presentation summarizes the key aspects of the Maharashtra Factories Rules 1963 as they relate to DTPS power plant operations. It discusses the various chapters that cover health, safety, welfare facilities, working hours and special provisions. It also summarizes the specific safety schedules that apply to DTPS regarding general requirements, hazardous processes, high noise areas, and the chemicals used onsite. The presentation concludes that DTPS complies with the required factory returns and inspects as mandated under the rules.
T4S - Technical Standard and Specifications including Safety StandardsAbhishek Padiyar
T4S or Technical Standard and Specifications Including Safety Standards -2008
This presentation through the light on the rules and standard to be followed for the designing, installation, testing and commissioning of City Gas Distribution (CGD) network with Gas supply source as LNG Storage and Re-gasification plant and the distribution network made up by the use of MDPE pipelines, as per the technical and safety guidelines given by PNGRB in T4S 2008.
A Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion (BLEVE) occurs when a pressurized liquid-containing vessel is exposed to high heat and ruptures catastrophically. When the vessel fails, debris can travel hundreds of feet with tremendous force and the escaping fuel can ignite, causing an expanding fireball. BLEVEs pose serious hazards and require large evacuation distances due to potential blast effects and projectiles. Emergency responders should control LP gas leaks and fires by stopping gas flow if possible, diluting vapors to prevent ignition, and cooling exposed vessels to prevent BLEVEs.
Safety in gas cutting requires understanding hazards, proper equipment use, and risk assessment. Key precautions include: knowing equipment parts and how to handle leaks, fires, or backfires; removing combustibles; using protective gear; and maintaining equipment. A risk assessment should consider training, permits, and job safety analysis to minimize dangers.
This document outlines health and safety topics covered in an induction training. It discusses hazards associated with working at heights, proper use of ladders and scaffolding, fall protection, machine safety, chemical hazards, traffic safety, fire safety, and more. Safety signage and their meanings are explained. Penalties for safety infractions are listed to encourage compliance with safety rules and regulations. The goal is to educate workers on best practices to avoid accidents and injuries on the jobsite.
Hazardous area module- Zones, Method of Determination of Hazardous area Radiu...Aniruddha Kulkarni
The explosion properties of our fuel like gasses, vapors, combustible dusts have been studied and organized by their flammability limits and ignition temp etc in order to suitably assess the potential of an explosion and to take appropriate preventative measures to avoid an explosion.
Atmospheric Storage Tank Safety is dependent on various factors. To name a few:
1. Liquid movement in and out of the tank
2. Weather condition changes
3. Fire exposure
The presentation shows a basic overview of how we can create safe environment for storage and transportation of fluids.
Haryana checklist for high rise residential apartments alongwith statutory rulesNational Citizens Movement
The document is a checklist for taking over a residential complex that includes statutory rules and regulations from various Acts and Rules that must be followed. It lists 6 main Acts and their corresponding Rules regarding land development, building construction, fire safety, electricity, and lifts/escalators. It then provides details of various forms and applications required by the Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development Act and Rules for permissions, approvals, design plans, occupancy permissions, and completion certificates. It specifies that all construction must conform to the National Building Code of India.
LIST OF IMPORTANT INDIAN STANDARDS ON SAFETY & HEALTHBimal Chandra Das
This document lists important Indian standards related to safety and health across various industries and topics. It provides standards for machinery, consumer products, electrical and electronics, transportation, civil engineering construction, chemicals and other hazardous materials, fire protection, and personal protection. The standards cover a wide range of issues including lifts, grinding wheels, pressure vessels, gas cylinders, industrial plant layout, domestic gas stoves, electrical equipment, powered trucks, scaffolding, hazardous chemicals, fire safety, welding, noise reduction, and personal protective equipment.
Hazardous Area Location Presentation
• What is a Hazardous Location?
• What causes an explosion?
• Potential ignition sources
• Protection concepts 101
• Classification Schemes (ATEX/IEC vs. NEC)
• Designing/Certification for HazLoc
Ex D, Ex E, Ex DE, Ex ED, Ex np, Ex I
This document provides information on the safe use, handling, and storage of compressed gases. It discusses regulations, properties of different types of gases, gas behavior, container markings, and emergency response. Key points covered include definitions of compressed, liquefied, and cryogenic gases; gas laws; hazard classifications; and regulations from organizations like OSHA, NFPA, and SDS. Color codes and markings are important for identifying gas types and ensuring safety.
V 1 presentation on safety aspects of lpg handling and storageImran Bokhari
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is a mixture of Propane and Butanes, with Propane content of 30 to 60 percent and Butanes content of 40 to 70 percent. LPG can exist in liquid state at moderate pressure at ambient temperature. It is colorless, odorless, highly volatile and heavier than air (even at ambient conditions) substance. It easily forms combustible/explosive mixture when released in air, thus posing unique safety issues. Besides being a combustible substance posing fire hazard, LPG due to its nature also poses threats of cold burns and suffocation. LPG is being extensively used as fuel in homes, restaurants, transportation and some industries. In this presentation we have discussed in detail a major HSE related incident that have occurred in the past and mitigation strategies for the same. The required safety devices and their engineering design features in LPG extraction plant to avoid accidents are also discussed.
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This document provides a standardized methodology for determining design fire loads to be used
tra
in evaluating the structural fire performance of buildings. It outlines approaches for determining
distributed and localized fire loads based on statistical analysis of actual building contents or
re
standard occupancy values. The design fire load is calculated based on the structurally significant
.fi
fire frequency and a target risk performance criterion to achieve the required level of safety.
w
w
Standard values for structurally significant fire frequencies and average fire load densities are
provided for common occupancy types like offices to simplify the analysis if detailed surveying is
w
not performed.
The document discusses standards and regulations for hazardous industries handling LPG, including storage and handling. It summarizes key points from OISD Standard 144 regarding LPG installations. Some important requirements covered are safety distances between facilities, plant layout considerations, storage vessel design criteria, fire protection facilities like sprinkler systems and firewater storage, and gas monitoring systems. Detector locations and functions of the monitoring system are also outlined.
This document discusses hazardous area classification. It defines hazardous areas as areas where flammable gases or vapors may be present. Areas are classified into zones based on the likelihood and duration of an explosive atmosphere occurring. Zone 0 areas have explosive atmospheres present continuously, Zone 1 areas have them likely to occur occasionally, and Zone 2 areas are not likely but possible for short periods. Selection of electrical equipment depends on the area classification and gas properties. Standards provide guidelines for equipment certification to ensure safe operation in hazardous environments.
THE FACTORIES ACT 1948 AND THE MAHARASHTRA FACTORIES RULES 1963, BY BHAVIK CH...bhavikhc
The document is a presentation on the Factories Act 1948 and related rules and regulations in Maharashtra. It covers:
1) An overview of the history and objectives of the Factories Act to ensure worker safety, health and welfare.
2) Key definitions around what constitutes a factory, manufacturing process, worker, occupier and hazardous processes.
3) The roles and responsibilities of the Directorate of Industrial Health and Safety as the implementing agency.
4) Procedures for factory licensing, registration, renewal and making additions or alterations.
5) Health, safety and welfare provisions factories must comply with around ventilation, lighting, drinking water, sanitation, medical examinations and machine guarding.
Every employee has the right to know what chemicals and hazards they work with every day. This training provides workers and supervisors and management with a basic understanding of OSHA's Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) requirements for every workplace: a written HAZCOM program, training, inventory, material safety data sheets, and labels.
There are two major standards for hazardous area classification: the North American standard and the European standard. The North American standard classifies areas by class, division, and group based on the type of flammable material present and how often a flammable atmosphere occurs. The European standard uses zones instead of divisions and has some differences in gas groupings. Both standards aim to safely classify hazardous areas to prevent ignition of flammable atmospheres.
OISD-STD-117 Fire Protection Facilities for Petroleum Depots, Terminals, Pipe...AnupamaPanoli
The document outlines standards for fire protection facilities at petroleum depots, terminals, and pipeline installations in India. It discusses requirements for fire water systems, foam systems, control room protection, firefighting equipment, alarm systems, and organization of fire safety resources. The standards aim to minimize loss of life and property from fire through rapid containment and extinguishment. Requirements include fixed water spray and foam systems for large storage tanks, monitors and hydrants in hazardous areas, and clean agent systems for control rooms.
The document discusses several major industrial accidents that occurred at places like Bhopal and Piper Alpha and drove the development of safety standards. It analyzes the main causes of failures based on a UK Health and Safety Executive study, finding that 44% were due to inadequate specifications. It emphasizes the importance of following good engineering practices, international codes and standards, and proper training to prevent such accidents from occurring.
This document discusses work permit systems and their importance for safety. It outlines the key aspects that work permits address like nature of work, equipment, location, hazards. Work permits are used to authorize specific jobs in defined areas and times. They aim to prevent accidents by clearly identifying responsibilities and hazards. The document also discusses types of work permits for hot work, confined space entry, excavation and their associated precautions to minimize risks.
This presentation summarizes the key aspects of the Maharashtra Factories Rules 1963 as they relate to DTPS power plant operations. It discusses the various chapters that cover health, safety, welfare facilities, working hours and special provisions. It also summarizes the specific safety schedules that apply to DTPS regarding general requirements, hazardous processes, high noise areas, and the chemicals used onsite. The presentation concludes that DTPS complies with the required factory returns and inspects as mandated under the rules.
T4S - Technical Standard and Specifications including Safety StandardsAbhishek Padiyar
T4S or Technical Standard and Specifications Including Safety Standards -2008
This presentation through the light on the rules and standard to be followed for the designing, installation, testing and commissioning of City Gas Distribution (CGD) network with Gas supply source as LNG Storage and Re-gasification plant and the distribution network made up by the use of MDPE pipelines, as per the technical and safety guidelines given by PNGRB in T4S 2008.
A Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion (BLEVE) occurs when a pressurized liquid-containing vessel is exposed to high heat and ruptures catastrophically. When the vessel fails, debris can travel hundreds of feet with tremendous force and the escaping fuel can ignite, causing an expanding fireball. BLEVEs pose serious hazards and require large evacuation distances due to potential blast effects and projectiles. Emergency responders should control LP gas leaks and fires by stopping gas flow if possible, diluting vapors to prevent ignition, and cooling exposed vessels to prevent BLEVEs.
Safety in gas cutting requires understanding hazards, proper equipment use, and risk assessment. Key precautions include: knowing equipment parts and how to handle leaks, fires, or backfires; removing combustibles; using protective gear; and maintaining equipment. A risk assessment should consider training, permits, and job safety analysis to minimize dangers.
This document outlines health and safety topics covered in an induction training. It discusses hazards associated with working at heights, proper use of ladders and scaffolding, fall protection, machine safety, chemical hazards, traffic safety, fire safety, and more. Safety signage and their meanings are explained. Penalties for safety infractions are listed to encourage compliance with safety rules and regulations. The goal is to educate workers on best practices to avoid accidents and injuries on the jobsite.
Hazardous area module- Zones, Method of Determination of Hazardous area Radiu...Aniruddha Kulkarni
The explosion properties of our fuel like gasses, vapors, combustible dusts have been studied and organized by their flammability limits and ignition temp etc in order to suitably assess the potential of an explosion and to take appropriate preventative measures to avoid an explosion.
Atmospheric Storage Tank Safety is dependent on various factors. To name a few:
1. Liquid movement in and out of the tank
2. Weather condition changes
3. Fire exposure
The presentation shows a basic overview of how we can create safe environment for storage and transportation of fluids.
Haryana checklist for high rise residential apartments alongwith statutory rulesNational Citizens Movement
The document is a checklist for taking over a residential complex that includes statutory rules and regulations from various Acts and Rules that must be followed. It lists 6 main Acts and their corresponding Rules regarding land development, building construction, fire safety, electricity, and lifts/escalators. It then provides details of various forms and applications required by the Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development Act and Rules for permissions, approvals, design plans, occupancy permissions, and completion certificates. It specifies that all construction must conform to the National Building Code of India.
Compressed gas cylinders must withstand high internal pressures and transport conditions. They are constructed from materials like steel alloys to prevent chemical reactions with gases. Cylinders contain gases like oxygen at pressures up to 2000 PSI and are color coded for identification. Safety devices like pressure relief valves prevent over-pressurization. Proper storage, handling, and testing ensure cylinders are safely used to deliver medical gases.
The document discusses fire safety planning and management for urban infrastructure. It begins with an introduction on the importance of locating fire stations strategically so that fire brigades can respond quickly and effectively in emergencies. It then covers various topics related to fire safety including causes of fire, criteria for locating fire stations, water demand calculations, firefighting equipment, and government advisory council standards. The document also provides an overview of the current fire station network and regulations in Surat City. In summary, it emphasizes the key role of urban planners in facilitating effective fire response through strategic station placement, adequate infrastructure, and compliance with building codes.
This document provides information on firefighting systems for a power plant. It discusses the purpose of firefighting systems, types of fires and classifications. It also describes the fire equipment for the plant, including jockey pumps, electrical and diesel fire water pumps, hydrants, deluge water systems, preaction systems, and foam systems. Procedures for operating valves and filling containers in the event of a fire are outlined.
Los Derechos Constitucionales en colombiaguest2c65f
El documento describe los principios fundamentales del Estado de Derecho, incluyendo la convivencia pacífica entre personas, los derechos humanos universales, la armonización de la justicia con otras virtudes sociales, el principio de no discriminación en la administración pública, la protección de bienes colectivos, y la sujeción de la actuación estatal al derecho para salvaguardar la dignidad humana.
El documento resume los derechos y deberes de los ciudadanos colombianos según la Constitución Política Colombiana. La Constitución establece una amplia gama de derechos fundamentales entre los artículos 11 y 77, como el derecho a la vida, la igualdad, la libertad de expresión y religión. También enumera nueve deberes básicos de los ciudadanos, como respetar los derechos de los demás, cumplir con las leyes, y contribuir al financiamiento del Estado.
This document outlines fire safety management strategies. It discusses three essential elements: passive fire safety measures that are built into the structure, active measures like alarms and sprinklers, and management measures to prevent fires and ensure staff training. Emergency procedures, inspections, equipment maintenance, staff training, and record keeping are key parts of an effective fire safety program. Advance planning should also be done to minimize damage from any fires that do occur.
6 71-0051 rev. 4 standard specification for pipeline construction (onshore)MAHESH PANDIT
This document outlines standards and specifications for onshore pipeline construction. It covers the scope of work, which includes clearing and grading the right-of-way, trenching, bending, welding, laying, backfilling, tie-ins and special installations. It references applicable codes and standards. Safety measures are outlined, including requirements when working near existing pipelines, cables and high voltage lines. Specific safety instructions are provided for working within 50 meters of high voltage systems.
This document discusses regulatory requirements and standard operating practices for fuel storage. It covers topics such as setback requirements, secondary containment, leak detection, cathodic protection, and spill containment. Standards from organizations like the National Fire Code, ULC, and CCME are referenced. The document provides information on both aboveground and underground storage tanks.
This document outlines the specifications and application procedures for refineries to have their gold and silver bars listed as "Good Delivery" by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA). Some key points:
- Refineries must meet certain criteria including a minimum production level, net worth, and years in operation to be considered for the Good Delivery List.
- The application process involves submitting documents about ownership, operations, and finances. Refineries must also demonstrate assaying capability by analyzing reference samples to strict accuracy standards.
- If the application is accepted, the refinery provides bars for technical testing to specifications covering dimensions, weight, purity, and other quality metrics. Successful applicants are added to the Good Delivery
This document describes a standard recommended practice for monitoring corrosion in oil and gas production systems using iron counts. It provides guidance on sampling, analysis, and interpretation of iron counts to monitor corrosion trends over time. Key factors that can influence iron counts like system conditions and water flow must be considered when evaluating corrosion. Iron counts provide a simple and inexpensive way to monitor corrosion both at the surface and downhole, but should be used in conjunction with other monitoring techniques when possible.
This document provides guidelines and recommendations for inspecting existing atmospheric and low-pressure storage tanks. It covers the scope and types of tanks, reasons for inspection, causes of deterioration, inspection frequency and methods. Key areas addressed include leak testing of tank bottoms, integrity of repairs and alterations, and maintaining inspection records. Definitions of important terms are also provided.
Final well control rule (blowout preventer and well control operations)Dr Dev Kambhampati
This final rule by the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) consolidates equipment and operational requirements for offshore oil and gas drilling into one part of the regulations. It focuses on blowout preventer (BOP) and well control requirements, incorporating industry standards and revising existing regulations. The rule addresses recommendations from investigations into the 2010 Deepwater Horizon incident, and aims to enhance safety and environmental protection for drilling, completion, workover and decommissioning operations. Key provisions include new requirements for well design, casing, cementing, real-time monitoring, subsea containment, and BOP systems. The rule also incorporates guidance from notices to operators.
This document provides technical specifications for particulate filters (CPF-20 and CPF-80) that remove mists and particulates from compressed breathing air for one to four operators. The CPF filters feature a pressure regulator, mounting options, and replaceable filter cartridges that last up to three months. They are used between a compressed air source and respirator to clean the air before it reaches the respirator.
This document provides an overview and contents of an online course about ASME Section I and Section VIII fundamentals. It includes:
- An introduction to the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code which contains 12 sections covering various topics like power boilers, materials, pressure vessels, welding qualifications, and piping codes.
- Summaries of the scopes and requirements of key sections like Section I (power boilers), Section VIII (pressure vessels), and the B31 piping codes.
- Information on ASME certification and inspection procedures for pressure equipment.
- A note on converting between imperial and metric units in the ASME codes.
- An introduction to the fundamentals and design requirements
This document provides guidelines for sealing expansion joints in concrete canal linings by outlining the procedures for cleaning and priming the joints, heating and pouring sealing compound into the joints, and safety precautions. The joints should be cleaned, primed, and allowed to dry before heated sealing compound is precisely poured until the joints are filled to create watertight seals. The standard aims to provide specifications for sealing canal lining joints to prevent water leakage.
This document provides guidelines for nondestructive examination of suction roll shells used in papermaking machines. It discusses various examination techniques including visual examination, liquid penetrant testing, magnetic particle testing, and ultrasonic testing. The document provides recommendations on examination frequency, preparing the shell for examination, documenting results, and inspector qualifications. Safety precautions are also outlined as internal shell inspection can involve confined space entry.
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This document provides requirements for steam traps and compact manifolds. It covers general notes, codes and standards, design requirements, marking and identification, quality control, protective coatings, additional technical requirements, and documentation requirements. The document has 8 sections that specify materials, tests, inspections, certifications and other specifications steam traps and manifolds must meet.
This document provides an overview and status of various rulemaking efforts by the Minerals Management Service related to offshore minerals management. It outlines 15 final rules, 7 proposed rules, and their expected publication dates ranging from December 2009 to 3rd quarter 2010. The rules cover topics like leasing and bonding regulations, pipeline regulations, production rates, safety management systems, and decommissioning requirements.
This regulatory update from CH2M provides summaries of proposed and final rules across multiple regulatory areas from the EPA and other agencies in September 2015. Rules address air pollution standards for electric generating units, oil and gas production in Indian country, hazardous waste management and pharmaceuticals, endangered species listings, and electronic reporting under the Clean Water Act. The update is intended to help clients anticipate and comply with changing environmental regulations.
This document provides guidelines for preparing, installing, analyzing, and interpreting corrosion coupons used in oilfield operations. It describes how to properly prepare coupons prior to exposure, including cleaning, etching identification numbers, and weighing. It also outlines best practices for installing coupons, recording data, removing coupons, and analyzing them in the lab, including cleaning procedures and weighing to calculate corrosion rates. The interpretation of coupon data and factors that should be considered is also discussed.
This document provides test methods for threaded hydraulic fluid power connections as specified in ISO 8434-5. It outlines 9 test methods: proof pressure test, failure pressure test, cyclic endurance test, vacuum test, overtorque test, and provides requirements for test equipment, procedures, and reporting of results. The tests are meant to evaluate performance of threaded tube connections and stud ends under varying test conditions including pressure, cycles, vacuum, and overtorque to ensure they meet requirements without failure.
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- The document provides instructions for removing and installing various fuel system components on a 3054B Industrial Engine, including the fuel filter base, fuel transfer pump, fuel injection lines, and fuel return line.
- Precautions are given to keep all parts clean and contain fluids to prevent contamination.
- Detailed steps are provided to disconnect fuel lines, remove mounting hardware, and reconnect lines in the proper order and location.
- Inspection of removed parts and use of new sealing washers and fittings, as needed, is advised.
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This document provides instructions for removing and installing various fuel system components on a 3054B Industrial Engine, including:
1. Removing and installing the fuel filter base.
2. Removing the fuel transfer pump.
3. Installing the fuel transfer pump.
4. Removing and installing the fuel injection lines.
5. Removing the fuel injection nozzles.
It provides detailed step-by-step instructions and illustrations for each procedure while emphasizing the importance of cleanliness and preventing contamination of fuel system components.
Caterpillar cat 3054 b industrial engine (prefix 5mf) service repair manual (...fjjskekdmnsme
This document provides instructions for removing and installing various fuel system components on a 3054B Industrial Engine. Specifically, it details how to remove and install the fuel filter base, fuel transfer pump, fuel injection lines, and fuel return line. The procedures emphasize keeping parts clean and preventing contamination of the fuel system. Safety notices are also provided regarding containing fluids and following local regulations for fluid disposal.
This document provides maintenance schedules and procedures for vehicles. It includes:
- Two separate maintenance schedules (A and B) depending on driving conditions.
- A list of maintenance items to inspect or replace at regular intervals based on mileage or time, with references to specific service procedures.
- Notes on inspection/replacement intervals for various components like engine oil, filters, belts, brake pads.
- Preparation information like recommended tools, equipment, and lubricant types and capacities.
- Procedures for tasks like replacing the timing belt and inspecting drive belts.
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The document discusses various ways to improve employee participation in safety practices in organizations. It outlines 10 ways for employees to participate, such as working safely and following rules, reporting unsafe situations, and supporting management's safety efforts. It also describes 10 systematic methods an organization can use, like including safety in job requirements, providing safety training, and conducting safety inspections. Additional topics covered include the purpose of safety competitions, committees, and circles to maintain employee interest and involvement in safety. The role of trade unions is also discussed, emphasizing their responsibility to support management's safety regulations and programs.
This document provides safety guidelines for working with various types of construction machinery. It outlines requirements for siting machinery safely, fencing dangerous parts, providing safe access, and conducting maintenance and inspections. Specific guidelines are provided for earth moving, lifting, and hoisting machinery. Drivers and signalers must be trained and competent. Machinery must be tested regularly and thoroughly inspected for defects before each shift to ensure safe operation.
This document provides an introduction to safety. It defines safety as eliminating hazards to protect health and control harm. Accidents are often predictable if hazards are identified and controlled. Knowledge and experience can prevent injuries if applied properly through methods like conducting safety audits and implementing continuous improvement plans. Management must prioritize safety equally with production to achieve the benefits of increased productivity and profitability that come from preventing accidents.
The document is a checklist for auditing general safety, health, and emergency preparedness at an industrial organization. It contains 195 questions across various categories including health and safety policy, safety organization structure, accident reporting, safety inspections, training, hazard identification, fire protection, emergency preparedness, and more. Many questions are marked with an asterisk to indicate they require a yes or no answer. The extensive checklist aims to evaluate all aspects of the organization's safety management system and emergency response capabilities.
This document outlines the process and methodology for conducting a safety audit. It discusses pre-audit activities like developing an audit plan and collecting background information. Key on-site audit activities involve understanding management systems, assessing strengths and weaknesses, collecting evidence through record reviews, observations and interviews. Post-audit activities include evaluating evidence and reporting findings. The goal is to objectively evaluate safety performance and compliance to help safeguard assets and improve safety.
This document is the Indian Electricity Act of 1910. Some key points:
- It establishes the framework for licensing and regulating the supply of electricity across India.
- Licenses from the State Government are required for supplying electricity to the public or transmitting electricity between areas.
- It defines important terms like "consumer", "licensee", "electric supply line", and establishes rights and obligations of licensees and consumers.
- It covers issues like laying wires, breaking up streets, metering, charging for supply, discontinuing supply for non-payment, protection of infrastructure, and penalties for offenses.
This document contains the Indian Electricity Rules from 1956 that were amended up to 2000. It regulates the generation, transmission, supply and use of electrical energy in India.
The rules are divided into multiple chapters that cover topics such as preliminary definitions, inspectors and their roles, licensing requirements for supply, general safety requirements, supply conditions, overhead lines specifications, electric traction, additional precautions for mines and oilfields, and miscellaneous items. It provides detailed regulations and technical standards to govern the electric power sector in India.
The document summarizes key aspects of the Factories Act 1948 and West Bengal Factories Rules 1958. The objective of the acts is to regulate labor in factories and protect worker health and safety. A factory is defined as any premises with 10 or more power-driven workers or 20 or more non-power-driven workers. The acts establish rules around issues like health, safety, welfare, working hours, hazardous processes, and penalties for non-compliance. Duties of occupiers include ensuring worker health and safety, and workers have rights like safety training and representation regarding inadequate protections.
The document summarizes the Factories Act 1948 and Bihar Factories Rules 1950. It defines key terms like factory, worker, and manufacturing process. It outlines the objectives of regulating labor conditions, working hours, and ensuring workplace health and safety. It describes the duties of occupiers to guarantee workers' health, safety and welfare. Various chapters cover aspects like inspecting staff, health, safety, welfare, employment and penalties. Important sections specify requirements around machinery safety, dangerous substances, lighting, lifts and other facilities. The penalties for non-compliance are also specified.
This document outlines safety obligations for contractors and employers. It discusses:
1) The responsibilities of contractors which include providing a list of workers, ensuring safety training and certificates, obtaining permits, following safety practices, and reporting/treating any accidents.
2) The responsibilities of employers which include evaluating contractor safety performance, providing hazard information and training, maintaining injury logs, and ensuring contractors follow regulations.
3) Penalties for contractors who violate safety requirements, ranging from Rs. 1000 for the first violation to debarment for the third violation.
The document discusses safety committees, which were recommended in 1931 to encourage safe work practices. Safety committees are comprised of management and worker representatives tasked with creating and maintaining a safe work environment. Their objectives include providing a discussion platform on safety, promoting safety consciousness, and facilitating communication between workers and management. Committees can be centralized, corporate-level, departmental, or special purpose depending on a company's structure. Effective committees regularly meet with agendas, document meetings, and work to resolve issues, while ineffective ones are disorganized and fail to implement recommendations.
This document discusses lockout/tagout procedures for working on hazardous equipment. It covers who needs training in lockout/tagout, what hazardous energy is, the different types of lockout devices, tag requirements, and required lockout procedures. The procedures involve notifying affected employees, shutting down and isolating equipment, attaching lockout devices, releasing stored energy, and verifying isolation before starting maintenance. Examples of lockout devices include locks for electrical panels and plugs, blanks for pipes, and blocks for presses. Tags are only for information and don't provide the protection of lockout devices.
This document contains a checklist for inspecting an E.O.T. crane. The checklist is divided into 18 parameters to observe, including the cabin, long travel platform, limits, neutral interlock system, emergency door switch, crane trolley, crane landing platform, bus bar protection, lighting, collectors, walkways, railings, tracks, hooks, pulleys, and ropes. For each parameter, inspectors are to check various components and record any observations or remarks.
This document discusses the costs of workplace accidents. It notes that accidents result in direct costs like medical expenses, lost wages, and compensation, as well as indirect costs that are 5 times the direct costs, such as decreased productivity. Accidents cost more than their direct expenses alone due to ripple effects. The document advocates calculating total accident costs using a standard method to understand their full financial impact and take steps to reduce costs by preventing accidents.
This risk assessment record summarizes the potential hazards and control measures for dismantling a scaffold. It identifies 5 work activities: 1) isolating electrical power, 2) removing electrical installations, 3) starting dismantling from the top, 4) stacking materials at ground level, and 5) shifting scaffolding materials. For each activity, foreseeable risks are identified such as electrocution, falling, and ergonomic hazards. Control measures include proper supervision, permits, PPE use, signage, coordination meetings, and material handling training. Responsibilities are assigned for implementing controls to reduce risks during scaffold dismantling.
This document discusses ladder safety and fall protection. It describes different types of ladders, how ladders can be dangerous if used incorrectly or with defects, and safe practices for using ladders. Key safety tips include using the right ladder for the job, inspecting ladders for defects, setting ladders up at the proper angle, barricading work areas, and not overreaching while on a ladder. The document provides guidance on ladder ratings and weight limits according to ladder type.
This document contains two safety checklists for conveyor belts: one for when the belt is operating, and one for when the belt is shut down. The operating checklist includes 14 items related to safety features like emergency switches, guards, lighting, and personal protective equipment. The shut down checklist includes 8 items to check when the belt is off, such as obtaining a work permit, removing tools from the belt, and refitting guards before restarting.
This document discusses selecting and using personal protective equipment (PPE) to reduce safety risks at work. It emphasizes that PPE should be chosen based on known hazards, risks, and body parts exposed. Workers are expected to use required PPE properly, maintain safety appliances, and follow safety procedures to prevent accidents. The document also outlines workers' obligations to follow safety rules and their rights to safety information and training under Indian labor laws.
This document defines key terms related to risk assessment including hazard, risk, accident, and provides a framework for calculating risk level based on probability, exposure, and consequence of an event. It also outlines strategies for controlling risks, including elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, and use of personal protective equipment.
The document discusses developing a safety education and training program. The key steps are:
1) Identifying the need for training by assessing differences between actual and desired safety performance. This involves discussions with management and employees.
2) Formulating the program aims and objectives, which can be either trainer-oriented or focused on changing learner behavior.
3) Detailing the course contents, which may include topics on management techniques, engineering approaches, and safe work practices.
4) Selecting an appropriate course method such as lectures, discussions, case studies, or demonstrations to suit the objectives and participant level. The goal is to improve safety knowledge, skills, and attitudes.
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1. Guidelines of Gas Cylinder Rules, 1981
Closed metal containers intended for storage and transport of compressed gas having a
volume exceeding 500 ml. (1/2 Litre) but not exceeding 1000 litres are covered under these
Rules. But containers exceeding 1000 Ltres are covered under SMPV Rules. This exclusive
compilation of 78 Rules, Five Schedules and Forms A to F are covered under ten chapters
dealing with important aspects e.g. construction, test & examination of cylinders, restrictions
on filling, possession, import or transportation of cylinders, valves and other fittings meeting
the requirements of standards, markings and color coding of cylinders, precautions in
handling and use, etc. Relevant rules from users point of view are mentioned below :-
Rule- 3
Requires that every cylinder and its valve and other fittings to be constructed, tested,
examined and certified as per the Standards given the Schedules to this Rule.
Rule –6&7
Specify the markings by stamping, engraving or similar process on the cylinder and valve
respectively. The rules provide the details including manufacturer’s identity and inspector’s
stamp to be so marked.
Rule - 8
Specifies color coding for industrial cylinders as per IS: 4379 and specifies in sub-rule (2)
such color marking for new gases and gas mixtures not given in the IS: 4379.
Rule - 13
Prohibits employment of children & intoxicated persons in loading / unloading and any
premises licensed under Gas Cylinders Rule.
Rule - 18 & 19
Deal with safe handling & use and storage of cylinders.
Rule - 20
Owner of every cylinder is required to keep for the life of the cylinder a record containing
prescribed information.
Rule - 39 to 42
Deal with Periodical Examination & Testing of cylinders and specifies that IS:5844 to be
followed.
Rule - 43
Specifies the conditions when a cylinder can be condemned.
Rule - 44
Requires to maintain a history sheet with record of tests, examination and repairs to be
maintained for each cylinder by testing station.
Note: These guidelines are only illustrative in nature; The book of Rules, kept in the office of
GM (S&FS) may be referred for details.
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