This week Mark discussed the proper storage of gasses in the facility. All compressed gasses are to be securely stored – never leave a compressed gas bottle free standing! Further, inert gasses and and explosive gasses are never to be stored together except when in use.
To ensure no accidents take place during storage, always chain gasses to the wall or use an appropriate restraining device to secure gasses.
Compressed Gas
Have a safe work week everyone!
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