Compressed Gas Safety
Compressed gas safety is of utmost importance in any workplace, as compressed gasses present a unique set of hazards because of the types of containers they are stored in and the pressures they are stored at.
The presence of various gases, such as oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide, poses potential hazards if not handled properly. To ensure safety, it is crucial for individuals to be aware of the potential risks associated with compressed gases and to follow established safety guidelines. This includes proper storage, handling, and transportation of gas cylinders, as well as regular inspection and maintenance of equipment.
Resources
The following documents will help you with proper handling and storage of compressed gas cylinders.
Training (COMING SOON)
Everyone who works with compressed gas cylinders must be aware of their hazards and know how to safely handle, transport and store them.
How do I access this training?
- Visit Brightspace
- Sign in using your MC1 credentials.
- Search for the training using the term “EHS: Compressed Gas Safety” through the Discover link in the navigation bar and self-register by following the on-screen instructions.
