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Confined Space

Five Ways to Make Confined Spaces Safer for Workers

A lot can happen in four minutes, especially when those four minutes are spent in a confined space. Confined spaces are prone to oxygen displacement,...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Common Gas Detector Sensor Types

There are two very common sensor types used in gas detectors today: catalytic diffusion sensors, and electrochemical sensors. Keep reading to learn...
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Maintenance

How to Solve Three Common Problems by Using a Cloud-Connected Docking Station

Managing a gas detection program can sometimes feel like rolling a boulder uphill: you need to keep gas detectors working with daily and monthly...
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Data & Analytics

The Top Three Ways to Use Gas Detection Data to Improve Safety

To quote the famous British writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, “It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data....
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Shutdowns & Turnarounds

Four Safety Challenges to Solve Before Your Next Turnaround

Turnarounds are among the highest stakes periods your business will ever experience. Not only are critical process units offline for weeks or even...
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Maintenance

Bump Testing Gas Detectors Should Be Second Nature

You don’t drive a vehicle without putting on your seat belt. You don’t go to bed at night without locking your doors. You don't leave home without...
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Gas Detection Equipment

How to Use Area Monitors in Remote or Hazardous Locations

Area monitors are a great tool that you can use to see whether gas hazards on your site could threaten workers – without sending them into harm’s way...
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Gas Detection Equipment

How to Choose a Personal Gas Detector: 8 Features You Need

For years, gas detectors have left users scratching their heads. Why are there negative readings? How do I know if a sensor is poisoned? Can I keep...
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Gas Detection Equipment

A Guide For Responding to Carbon Monoxide Calls

Dropping temperatures outside mean furnaces and wood burners are heating up inside, putting homeowners and first responders at a higher risk...
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Gas Detection Equipment

The Two Key Features Utility Workers Need in Their Gas Detectors

Gas detection is an important safety precaution in the utilities industry. However, when it comes to using gas detectors for utility work, it’s often...
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