Combustible dust is an ever-present hazard in many manufacturing facilities, including food and agriculture, timber processing, pulp and paper, metal fabrication, etc. A DHA is a method of identifying and assessing the dangers posed by the processing and storage of combustible dust and other material.
The regulations that apply to combustible dust safety are complex and typically require expertise on both the processes and equipment, as well as an understanding of the standards and regulations put out by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). CTI’s white paper provides an overview of the regulations that are applicable to combustible dust and provides the reader with the knowledge and understanding of the importance of, and methodology for, conducting a Combustible Dust Hazard Analysis in time for the mandated September 7, 2020 deadline.
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