ER&S Contacts
This safety equipment is required to be used after a chemical exposure.
What is a safety shower?
Can also be activated to notify ER&S.
This is the temperature that begins heat stress warning. At this temperature, review all active permits.
What is 80 deg F?
A symptom of heat stress typically noted by red itchy irritation on skin.
What is a heat rash?
Dry chlorine can never come in contact with these 2 materials. Contact with these materials can cause metal/chlorine fires.
What is titanium and aluminum?
America's national bird.
This is ER&S contact number for any Corteva landline.
This is the temperature at which it is critically to evaluate all work for high heat stress. Ensure that all crews are taking required breaks.
What is 90 deg F?
A symptom of heat stress typically noted by stomach pain. This is caused by excesses sweating causing salt last.
What is heat cramps?
The flammable liquids/gases in 660.
What are Alpha/Beta picoline, Nserve solvent, DTG and methane?
Spongebob is this type of primitive multicellular aquatic animal?
What is a sponge?
This plantwide system operates on different frequencies.
What is the plantwide radio?
The temperature at which all non-critical work should be postponed.
What is 100 deg F?
The most serious symptom of heat stress that can be fatal.
What is heat stroke?
Keep this out of process areas (except scrubber system). This can cause severe corrosion.
What is moisture?
The only marsupial in North America.
What is the Opossum?
This is the ER&S contact number that can be used regardless of location or phone.
What is 925-432-5555?
This is Beta or Alpha picoline flash point.
What is 37 deg C for Beta picoline and 27 deg C for Alpha picoline?
A risk of heat stress mainly present during early spring/summer?
What is your body acclimating to the hot weather?
The Atri limit in B1 bottoms.
What is 20%
This is the only mammal that can fly.
What is the bat?
867-5309
What is Jenny's number?
What is the NFPA flash point limit for flammability of liquids?
What is 100 deg F (38 deg C)?
Any liquid with a flash point between 100-200 deg F is classified as combustible by the NFPA.
The percentage of the earth that contains fresh water.
Hydration is key to reducing heat stress.
What is 3.5%?
The reactive chemical temperature limit for carbon steel and nickel.
What is 150 deg C/ 600 deg C?
The number of eyes a starfish has.
What is 5?