Hazard Monitoring For Safer Facilities

Combustible dust is a common and potentially deadly issue for a variety of industries and work environments. Companies need to take action to maintain the safety of their workers and facilities in the presence of combustible dust. The first step is to initiate and maintain proper housekeeping routines. It’s equally important to install sensors that can identify hazardous conditions caused by ignition sources within the facility. These measures are not only essential to protect the safety of your facility and workers, but they are also required by OSHA and NFPA.

Mandatory regulations are only a starting point. To protect your people, safeguard your facility, and minimize false alarms and downtime, you need a comprehensive hazard monitoring program. In this paper, we will outline common installation techniques, industry requirements, and cost considerations, but keep in mind that partnering with an experienced company to install and maintain your hazard monitoring systems is the best way to maximize both safety and process efficiency.