January 26

Electrical issues lead OSHA to cite Mueller Industries subsidiaries in Fulton, MS. proposing $683,000 fine after fatality

Posted by Hugh Hoagland
Filed under Arc Flash/Shock Safety, OSHA Fines for Electrical Safety, OSHA Issues | No Comments

Failure to wire properly or maintain electrical equipment can lead to death especially in petrochemical exposures. Training electrical maintenance folks with quality arc flash training and electrical safety training using NFPA 70E and giving regular training in proper electrical maintenance standards and techniques from standards like NFPA 70B and NETA MTS 2007 go a long way to preventing these types of injuries and fines. Often electrical hazards lead to the ignition of combustible dust or in this case a flammable liquid, naptha.

Read the OSHA Press Release.

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