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Safety is not just a priority—it's a responsibility. 🛡️ In his latest guide, Nipun Narula, CEO of Sri Triveni Crafts, dives deep into the essential safety regulations every commercial building must follow. #BuildingSafety #FireProtection #CommercialSafety #SafetyRegulations #SriTriveniCrafts #StaySafeStayCompliant #NipunNarula #FireSafetySolutions #CommercialBuildingEssentials

Safety is at the heart of every successful business! Experience both an efficient and safe working experience with Karbosan's oSa certified products. Read the instructions carefully before using your equipment and make sure to use your protective equipment. Your safety is always our priority! Organization for the Safety of Abrasives (oSa) #Karbosan #AbrasiveProductUse #KarbosanProducts #ProductUse #OSASAFETYDAYS #OSA #Safety #Equipment #Protective

For all waste site duty holders and interested parties, check out this Waste premises resource list produced by HSENI. It is always a good time to revisit LOTOTO procedures and reassess planned and unplanned maintenance activities. This is one risk where the war will never be won. We need to remain vigilant and get out there to ensure safe systems of work remain in practice. This document includes links to ACOP’s Inspection templates Guidance documents for, shredders, balers and conveyors.  Guidance for LOTOTO procedures Links to HSENI informational videos. Getting into this document and focusing on this risk may assist you to prevent an accident. Best wishes for the week ahead everyone.

June is Trench Safety Month. This week, we're taking part in Trench Safety Stand Down Week from June 17-21, 2024, where we focus on the critical importance of trench and excavation safety. This week, we are emphasizing the use of protective systems and the measures necessary to protect our workforce from trench-related hazards. At Almasi, safety is not just a policy but a cornerstone of our operations. We believe in leading by example and showcasing our dedication to not only meeting but exceeding industry standards for safety. #AlmasiCompanies #BuiltOnIntegrity #TrenchSafetyStandDownWeek #TrenchSafety #TrenchSafetyMonth #SafetyFirst #ConstructionSafety

My valuable contacts, Historically, dust explosions have occurred in many industries. In refineries, this dust problem is very serious and dangerous. In our country, a big explosion occurred recently in a pasta factory in Hendek district of Sakarya. One person died and 30 people were injured in the explosion. This explosion once again showed how important process safety is. In order to understand the danger, it is necessary to train employees regularly, to take all necessary measures to minimize the risks in the workplace and to spread the culture of process safety and occupational safety. If you would like to review, my compilation on this topic that interests me is below. Have a pleasant reading ! #dustexplosion #processsafety

🔧 Preventing Costly Downtime: The Importance of Regular Machinery Maintenance 🔧 At MOMAC, we understand that unexpected machinery breakdowns can lead to significant downtime and lost productivity. That's why we emphasize the importance of regular maintenance and proactive inspections. Did you know? Regular maintenance not only extends the life of your equipment but also saves you money in the long run by preventing major repairs. Here are three key benefits of regular machinery maintenance: 1. Increased Equipment Lifespan: Routine check-ups and timely repairs keep your machinery running smoothly for years. 2. Enhanced Safety: Well-maintained equipment reduces the risk of accidents and ensures a safe working environment. 3. Cost Savings: Preventative maintenance is far more cost-effective than emergency repairs and replacements. 👉 Need help with your maintenance schedule? Contact MOMAC today and let our experts take care of your machinery. #MachineryMaintenance #PreventativeMaintenance #SaudiArabia #HeavyEquipment #Jafurah #SafetyFirst

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A Life Lesson from a Cat: Prioritizing Safety at TCN Kumbotso Recently at TCN Kumbotso, a tragic incident involving a cat highlighted the critical importance of safety. The cat, curious and unaware, encountered an earthing transformer and suffered fatal burns. This incident is a stark reminder that safety isn't just about protecting equipment or following procedures—it's about preserving life, no matter how small. The loss of this cat is a powerful reminder of the importance of safety. Let’s renew our commitment to creating a safe working environment for everyone. #SafetyFirst #Engineering #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyCulture #StaySafe

Liquiphant level limit detection by Endress+Hauser. Fast, safe functionality, availability. Active level limit detection with safety window for all type of liquids. Detection of foam and buildup. Second line defense in case of mechanical damage, preventing the media escaping to the atmosphere incase of a failure. Permanently monitors the oscillations frequency, thus providing a reliable early warning system in case of malfunctioning. Liquiphant - Level limit detection for liquids in safety demanding applications.

SOLAS Chapter II-2 one of term we know for fire extinguishing system. one equipment we know term "SCBA" Self-Contained Breathing Apparatuses (SCBA). SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) refers to breathing equipment that is mandatory on ships to ensure crew safety in emergency situations involving fire, smoke, or toxic gas exposure. Under SOLAS Chapter II-2 (which deals with fire protection, fire detection, and fire extinction), ships are required to carry SCBA equipment for firefighting and other emergencies where there is a risk to breathable air. Some key points regarding SCBA under SOLAS: Quantity: SOLAS specifies the number of SCBAs a vessel must have onboard, which depends on the type and size of the ship. For example, cargo ships and passenger ships are required to have a certain number of SCBAs for firefighting teams and for use in enclosed spaces. Location: SCBA units are typically placed in accessible areas, such as near fire control stations, engine rooms, and other high-risk areas. Training: Crew members must be trained in the proper use of SCBA. Regular drills are conducted to ensure that they can don and use the apparatus effectively during emergencies. Maintenance: The SCBAs must be regularly inspected and maintained to ensure they are in good working condition, including the air cylinders, masks, and regulators. Key components include: 1.Face mask: Forms a seal around the user's face to prevent contaminated air from entering. 2.Air cylinder: Contains compressed air, typically made of steel, aluminum, or carbon-fiber composites. 3.Pressure regulator: Reduces the high pressure from the air cylinder to a level safe for breathing. 4.Harness: Holds the air cylinder on the user's back and supports the other components. #leadership #management #deck #engine #vessel #pelaut #taruna #pelayaran #tarunapelayaran #cadet #officer #oow #Leadership #Innovation #CareerGrowth #RemoteWork #Sustainability #PersonalDevelopment #TechTrends #DigitalTransformation #WorkLifeBalance #Entrepreneurship