High-Pressure Hazards
The use of high-pressure equipment may expose operators and bystanders to the following hazards:
- contact with high-pressure steam, water, grit, or air streams from cleaning equipment
- contact with uncontrolled high-pressure hoses
Injuries associated with these hazards include:
- loss of body parts (for example, fingers, or hands)
- lacerations
- burns
- loss of sight
Requirements and Example Solutions:
- Use appropriate PPE.
- Control access to the area.
- Inspect hoses and connections prior to use.
- Use pressure equipment according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
- Warning: Do not use oxygen for cleaning (blow-off), operation of air tools, or ventilation.
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5-6. What is the requirement for the use of oxygen when cleaning (blowing-off), operating air tools, or using ventilation?
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