Danger areas

These are danger areas and the machine must be prevented from operating in these areas as far as possible. If absolutely essential, the maximum permissible temperature may be exceeded for only a short period lo protect the insulation from a rapid deterioration or damage (Section 9.2). [Pg.60]

Remove the casualty from the danger area after first ensuring your own safety Loosen clothing administer oxygen if available... [Pg.432]

Keep pubiic away from danger area... [Pg.465]

Process operators may take limited action in danger areas if they (1) have informed the incident command structure of the emergency. (2) have adequate PPE. (3) have adequate training in procedures they are to perform, and (4) employ the buddy system... [Pg.105]

Sites that intend to evacuate their employees from the danger area (and do not expect or allow any workers to participate in emergency response) when a release requiring emergency response occurs are required by OSH A to have an EAP as cited in 29 CER 1910.38 (a) ... [Pg.171]

Wliether employers want their employees to evacuate the danger area and promptly escape to a preplanned safe zone area, and then allow the local community emergency response organizations to handle the release or... [Pg.243]

Evacuate danger area immediately Consult an expert Ventilation. Absorb remaining liquid in sand or inert absorbent and remove to safe place. Do NOT wash away into sewer. NEVER direct water jet on liquid. Prevent from entering confined spaces. Do NOT let this chemical enter the environment (extra personal protection gas-tight chemical protection suit including self-contained breathing apparatus). [Pg.348]

Therapeutic levels immediately after infusion, irrespective of which product is used, require factor VIII levels between 5 and 20 % for hae-marthrosis and muscle bleeds. However, haematoma in dangerous areas, such as extensive dental extractions, should have levels between 20 and 40 %. For major surgery and serious accidents these need to be between 100 and 150 % levels should not drop below 50 % at any point in the day and should continue until wound healing is complete in major surgery this may be 7 or 10 days. [Pg.744]

It contd 220 lbs of Type 88 Expl. Slow ships dropped the chge to slow down its rate of descent so that the ship could escape the danger area before the chge exploded. The hydrostatic pistol (Fig 34 on p 62) could be set for a depth of 98 ft with parachute or 197 ft w/o one ... [Pg.470]

Both may be used in coal mining where the content of methane in the air is less than 1%. In more dangerous areas only ammonium nitrate explosives are permitted. Both may also be used wherever A and B explosives are permitted. [Pg.477]

Inorganic luminescent pigments with long afterglows have long been used to make danger areas, escape routes, and switches visible. [Pg.259]

ESF 8 Health and Medical - Led by the United States Public Health Service s Office of Emergency Preparedness, ESF 8 Health and Medical serves as the basis for federal response to the health needs of disaster victims, epidemic - The occurrence of any known or suspected contagion that occurs in clear excess of normal expectancy (a threatened epidemic occurs when the circumstances are such that a disease may reasonably be anticipated to occur in excess of normal expectancy). evacuation - An organized removal of civilians from a dangerous or potentially dangerous area. [Pg.609]

Similar to the fear conditioning paradigms described above, shock is used as a reinforcer when animals are trained to avoid certain compartments. Two different training procedures are widely used. Passive or inhibitory avoidance refers to the active inhibition of a response in order to avoid a footshock by contrast, active avoidance refers to behavioural escape from a dangerous area in order to avoid punishment. [Pg.457]

Actions on enemy contact at danger areas and at the objective... [Pg.158]

Strict application of training and careful planning of movements through danger areas will enable unit commanders and individuals to reduce casualties by simply avoiding the explosive devices. The unit leader must analyze from the enemy s vlew point each area through which he intends to move his men. He must ask himself the question, "If I were the enemy, where would I put the boobytrap This question can and should influence both administrative... [Pg.13]

C. The Y arrangement is sometimes found farther down the trail from the arrowhead Indicating the limit of the danger area. [Pg.15]

A forked stick la driven vertically Into the ground and another stick Is laid Into the fork with the elevated end polnt ins to the danger area. Distance to explosive device Is unknown. This sign may also indicate enemy direction of movement. ROCK MARKERS... [Pg.16]

Present a discussion of the possible threat from sea level rise in various Asian countries and make a conclusion about the most dangerous areas in the region. [Pg.46]

SPILL CLEAN-UP evacuate danger area ventilate area of leak or spill collect spilled liquid in sealable labelled containers or absorb in sand or inert absorbent flush remaining spill with large amounts of water, but not into confined spaces such as sewers due to possibility of explosion. [Pg.11]

SPILL CLEAN UP Evacuate danger area because of its explosive properties, not allow to dry out sweep spilled substance into sealable containers wipe up remainder in sand or other inert material. [Pg.92]

SPILL CLEAN-UP evacuate danger area ventilate area of leak or spill consult an expert with regard to clean up procedures. [Pg.102]

SPILL CLEAN-UP use water spray to cool and disperse vapors evacuate danger area ventilate area of leak or spill use fine water spray to disperse vapors water jet should never be directed on liquid remove all sources of ignition. [Pg.139]

SPILL CLEAN-UP Evacuate danger area collect spilled liquid in sealable containers or absorb in sand or inert absorbent and remove to safe place. [Pg.219]

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