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A job hazard analysis helps determine what type of PPE to use. Photo: robeo/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images

Remember personal protective equipment protocols and training

July 6, 2020 By Stuart Flatow

Now is an appropriate time to remind folks about PPE, what kind is necessary and what type of training is required, says Stuart Flatow.

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This article is tagged with ANSI, job hazard analysis, Occupational Safety & Health Administration, OSHA, PERC, personal protective equipment, Stuart Flatow and posted in COVID-19, Current Issue, Featured

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Carbon monoxide: Dangers and devices for detection

June 16, 2016 By Timmie McElwain

Carbon monoxide is colorless, odorless and not detectable by human senses, and it shouldn’t be confused with carbon dioxide.

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This article is tagged with American National Standards Institute, ANSI, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, Gas Appliance Service Training & Consulting, Gas Training Institute, Timmie McElwain, toxin and posted in Blue Flame Blog

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New life in the cabinet heater movement

March 11, 2013 By Brian Richesson

Sam McTier’s quest to help the industry commercialize an indoor cabinet heater fueled by propane from a composite cylinder is a hot topic yet again.

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This article is tagged with American National Standard Institute, ANSI, CSA Group, national propane gas association, NPGA, PERC, propane cabinet heaters, propane council, propane education & research council, Sam McTier and posted in Blue Flame Blog