June 2022 Safety Scoop: Compressed Gas

Compressed Gases

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The newest Safety Scoop is all about how to handle and work safely with compressed gases. Help ensure your workplace is working safely with compressed gases by using the safety scoop in your next safety meeting! Due to their highly pressurized nature, working with compressed gases has many associated hazards which include, but are not limited to, fire, explosion and frostbite. To help protect against these hazards, the Alberta OHS Code has standards on the proper use, storage and transportation of compressed gas.

Here's The Scoop

  • What is a compressed gas?

  • What are the legal requirements for compressed gas?

  • What hazards are associated with compressed gases?

  • What can I do to protect myself and others?

  • And much more…

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Emergency Response Planning

This four-hour course will assist employers in identifying worksite-specific emergencies that may require rescue or evacuation. It also instructs participants on how to develop safe and effective response plans.

Topics include:

  • Emergency Response Overview, Team Planning and Risk Assessment

  • Emergency Mitigation, Preparedness, Assessing Response Capabilities, and Recovery & Disaster Management

  • Leadership, Teamwork, Communication and Inter-Agency Collaboration

  • Strategic Planning, Decision Making, Problem Solving and Continuous Improvement






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