Gas Detection Solutions for Your Industry

At a chemical plant, workers can be exposed to any number of gases: LEL, O2, NH3, CO, Cl2, H2, HCL, H2S, NO, NO2, PH3, or SO2.

Gas-related risks are common for fire departments and emergency response teams. 

From cleaning vats and pits to fermenting and carbonating, the food and beverage industry has its own unique gas hazards. 

At the scene of a hazardous materials incident, first responders are responsible for protecting lives, property, and the environment

The same paper mills that create harmless household products have serious hazards in the production process.

Utility workers face hazards every time they go to work. Evacuations, cable installation and repairs, and sewage or electrical line inspections are just some of the ways that workers can find themselves at risk of exposure to gas hazards. 

Mining is a broad industry that covers the extraction of diverse materials from the ground, ranging from coal to metals and non-metals like salt or sand. 

Working in energy production and distribution can expose you to a variety of hazards – including explosions and fires due to flammable gases, falls from high platforms or equipment, confined space entry, and more. 

The hazards workers face in iron and steel manufacturing are varied, but always demanding.