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Safety Barrier during shutdown of Hydrocarbon Industry

Every Hydrocarbon Industries contribute a lot to the world from plastics used to manufacture an product to fuel used to run an product.Can you imagine an world without the need of hydrocarbon Industries ? Is it possible ? No. Is the Process Industries are 100% Safe and free of risk ? Well every industries hold it own risk level.But everyone what to safe and secure in life not only financially but only safe in terms of free of accident, injury and violence in workplace . Not only the plant in "Live Condition" are complicated and hazardous, even after the shut-down its complex and risky. The total plant want to be shut-down, hazardous materials has to be purged, drained and isolated. It involves hard effort from each and every department(Production, Safety, Environmental, Maintenance).Here's a few express about the experience during an Hydrocarbon Industry shut-down for maintenance activity. The ultimate power involved for execution of project.Who else could it be? People...
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What You Need to Know OSHA’s fall protection and guardrail requirements along with the International Building Code (IBC) are standards all builders, contractors and construction workers should follow for optimal building safety.

OSHA Enforcement  Thinkstock . Providing safety precautions in both fall protection and guardrails can help workers make sure they’re following all the proper procedures to avoid any potential accidents. The key to providing a safe atmosphere within your building is to follow the standards set by both the International Code Council (ICC) and OSHA, whose standards crossover in fall protection and guardrail requirements. That way, any individual – whether it be someone who is visiting or someone who is working inside a business-owned property – will be in a safe environment. Developed by the International Code Council (ICC), the International Building Code (IBC) is a standard for all builders, contractors, and construction workers to follow for optimal building safety. The ICC was formed in the 1990s when the building safety community decided to combine several regional groups and standardize building codes for the entire country. By 1997, the International Building...
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