Hazards
This device requires a monthly payment and not allowed in the Flammable area
What is a Cellphone?
What is the allowable number of incidents per year at a Linde facility?
What is Zero
Reflective clothing that notifies operators of pedestrians
Hi-vis clothing /vest
This system uses water to control or extinguish fires and is commonly found inside the plant.
What is a sprinkler system?
This device is installed to prevent over-pressurization of equipment on manifolds
What is PRDs/PRVs
Type of spill dubbed Lake Linde
What is a Water Spill
__________ is always preventable in the workplace
What are Accidents and/ Injuries
This form is used to identify and mitigate hazards during hazardous work
What is a PTW
These yellow devices detect gas concentration in the air and alarms at a certain level
What is the Atmospheric Monitors
Material of construction for tubing or wetted parts found on oxygen compatible systems
What is monel/brass
This gas produces a toxic brown-reddish cloud with a sharp odor?
What is Nitrogen Dioxide
Principle number ___ states that safety is a condition of employment and supplier contracts
What is principle number 7
The last line of defense during hazardous work
What is PPE
This Red item is designed to immediately halt operations and activate safety protocols to protect personnel and equipment.
What is the PET/PEA button?
Relatively low pressure in manifolds can pose a risk of damage to this common and vital equipment.
What is a vacuum gauge/pump
These substances can displace oxygen in the air, leading to suffocation.
What are asphyxiants?
Principle number ___ states that you are obliged to refuse a job that cannot be done safely
What is principle number 4
DAILY DOUBLE
Class C fire extinguishers are used to fight this type of fire
What is Energized Electrical Fires
This system provides a safe path for evacuation during emergencies by illuminating exit routes and signs.
What is an emergency lighting system/ Exit lights?
This information is crucial for safe operation and require immediate corrective action when limits are reached to prevent significant process safety events.
What are Critical Operating Parameters (COPs)?
These hazards arise from workplace conditions that pose risks to the musculoskeletal system.
What are ergonomic hazards?
This is the statement from Principle # 2
What is HSE/Safety is a line management accountability
This systematic process involves analyzing past incidents to identify root causes and implement corrective actions to prevent future occurrences. What is this process called?
What is incident investigation and root cause analysis?
In areas equipped with forced ventilation systems, this is the minimum number of non-recirculated air exchanges required per (sec/min/hr) to ensure a safe atmosphere.
What is six air exchanges per hour?
Fillers must verify that the cylinder's ___________ meets or exceeds the minimum pressure requirements before connecting them to manifolds.
What is the lowest service pressure