OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
Instructions for labor protection during storage and operation of gas cylinders Occupational Safety and Health / Standard instructions for labor protection Safe Operation 1. General requirements for labor protection 1.1. In the process of performing work according to their profession and qualifications, employees must comply with the requirements of this instruction, labor protection instructions for workers of relevant professions and types of work, as well as the requirements of manufacturers' instructions for the operation of gas cylinders used by them in the process of work, protective equipment, equipment, tools . The admission of unauthorized persons, as well as the consumption of alcoholic beverages in the workplace is prohibited. 1.2. Persons at least 18 years of age who have passed:
1.3. While on the territory of the organization, in production and amenity premises, at work sites and workplaces, employees must comply with the work and rest regime, internal labor regulations approved by the organization's management. 1.4. In the process of performing work, an employee may be exposed to dangerous and harmful production factors, including: gas contamination of the premises, working area; fire; explosion; falling objects. 1.5. In accordance with the Model Industry Standards for the free issue of overalls, safety shoes and other personal protective equipment, employees involved in the operation and storage of gas cylinders are provided with appropriate overalls, safety shoes and other personal protective equipment according to their profession and the work they perform. 1.6. In case of detection of faulty equipment, fixtures, fittings, tools, other violations of labor protection requirements that cannot be eliminated on their own, a threat to health, personal or collective safety, the employee must inform the management. Do not proceed to work until the identified violations are eliminated. 1.7. If an accident occurs, which the employee has witnessed, he should stop work, immediately withdraw or take the victim out of the danger zone, provide the victim with first aid, call a doctor, help organize the delivery of the victim to the nearest medical facility and report the incident to the management of the organization. When investigating the circumstances and causes of an accident, the employee must provide the commission with information known to him about the accident. 1.8. If an accident occurs with the employee himself, he should stop work, if possible, contact a medical institution, report the incident to the management of the organization or ask someone around to do it. 1.9. An employee guilty of violating labor protection instructions is liable in accordance with the procedure established by current legislation. 2. Labor protection requirements before starting work 2.1. Before starting work, the employee must:
2.2. An employee should not start work in case of the following violations of labor protection requirements:
3. Labor protection requirements during work 3.1. Gas cylinders may be transported, stored, issued and received only by employees who have been trained and instructed in their handling. 3.2. Oxygen cylinders must be painted blue, acetylene - white. Cylinders installed on the car must be painted red with passport data and white paint inscriptions "Propane" or "Methane". 3.3. Cylinders with gases should be stored in one-story warehouses with light-type coatings, equipped with ventilation, without attics. Warehouse walls must be made of non-combustible materials; windows and doors should open outwards. The height of the warehouse must be at least 3,25 m; lighting must be explosion-proof. 3.4. The floors in the warehouse must be made of materials that exclude sparking when struck by metal objects. Floors should be laid at least 0,1 m from ground level. 3.5. Acetylene, oxygen and LPG cylinders must be stored separately. Cylinders are installed in a vertical position with screwed caps and plugs on the valve fittings. 3.6. Cylinders must be firmly fixed with clamps or chains and protected from sunlight and exposure to heating appliances and devices. 3.7. Gas cylinders installed indoors should be located at a distance of at least 1 m from a heating radiator and at least 5 m from a heat source with an open fire. 3.8. When installing a screen that protects the cylinders from heating, the distance between the cylinder and the heater can be reduced to 0,5 m. 3.9. The distance between the cylinders and the safety screen must be at least 10 cm. 3.10. Cylinders near the walls of buildings must be installed at a distance of at least 0,5 m from the doors and windows of the first floor and 3 m from the windows and doors of the basement and basement floors, as well as sewer wells and cesspools. 3.11. It is not allowed to place cylinders at emergency (fire) exits from the premises, from the side of the main facades of buildings, in driveways with heavy traffic. 3.12. It is forbidden to store combustible materials and carry out work related to the use of open fire (forging, welding, soldering, etc.) within a radius of closer than 25 m from the cylinder warehouse. 3.13. It is forbidden to use gas cylinders whose certification period has expired, as well as in the presence of external damage (cracks, corrosion of the body, noticeable changes in shape, etc.), faulty valves, adapters. 3.14. Rejected cylinders must have the inscription "Rejected"; on the thread of such cylinders, notches must be applied, excluding further operation. 3.15. Do not heat cylinders to increase pressure. 3.16. Transportation of cylinders filled with gas must be carried out on spring vehicles or autocars in a horizontal position with the obligatory installation of gaskets (wooden bars, rubber or rope rings, etc.) between the cylinders. 3.17. Joint transportation of oxygen cylinders and cylinders with combustible gases, both filled and empty, by all means of transport is prohibited, with the exception of the delivery of two cylinders on a special hand truck to the workplace. 3.18. Cylinders must be moved on trolleys, containers and other devices specially designed for this purpose, ensuring the stable position of the cylinders. Carrying cylinders on the arms or shoulders is not allowed. 3.19. Transportation of cylinders indoors is allowed by tilting in a slightly inclined position. 3.20. Pressure gauges installed on gas cylinder reducers must undergo state verification at least once every 1 months, have a state verification stamp and be sealed. On the dial of the pressure gauge installed on the equipment, a red line must be applied corresponding to the maximum working pressure. Drawing a line on the glass of the manometer is not allowed. 3.21. It is necessary to securely strengthen the cylinders and install them in such a way that there is no possibility of impacts and falling objects on them from above, ingress of fats and oils on the oxygen cylinder, reducer and hoses. 3.22. It is forbidden to remove the cap of the cylinder with hammer blows, chisels and other tools that can cause a spark. If the cap cannot be removed, the cylinder must be changed. 3.23. When operating cylinders, it is forbidden to select the gas completely contained in them. The residual gas pressure in the cylinder must be at least 0,05 MPa (0,5 kgf/cm2). 3.24. When carrying out welding work, the oxygen reducer should be connected to the cylinder with a special key; tightening the reducer union nut with the cylinder valve open is prohibited. 3.25. During operation, no more than two cylinders should be at the welding station at the same time - with oxygen and combustible gas. 3.26. If the pressure in the cylinders turns out to be higher than the permissible one, it is necessary to release part of the gas into the atmosphere by briefly opening the valve or cool the cylinder with cold water in order to reduce the pressure. When releasing gas from a cylinder or purging a valve or burner, the worker must be on the side opposite to the direction of gas release. 3.27. The release of gases from cylinders into containers with a lower working pressure should be carried out through a reducer designed for this gas. 3.28. When working in an open area on a sunny day, cover the cylinders with a piece of tarpaulin. 3.29. When performing work in winter, in case of freezing of the valve on the cylinder, it should be warmed up only with hot water. 4. Labor protection requirements in emergency situations 4.1. Work must be stopped:
4.2. In the event of a fire, depending on the size of the source of ignition, extinguishing should be carried out with fire extinguishers OU-2A or OHP-10, sand or call the fire department. 4.3. In case of poisoning by products of combustion of combustible substances or toxic fumes, you must contact the first-aid post and inform the management about this. 4.4. If a gas leak is detected, work should be stopped immediately, the cause of the leak should be eliminated, and the room should be ventilated. 4.5. Each worker must be able to provide first aid to the victim. In case of bruises, ensure complete rest, put cold on the bruised place; in case of a bruise of the abdomen, do not give the victim to drink. In case of bleeding, raise the limb, apply a pressure bandage, tourniquet; in summer, the tourniquet is left for 1,5 hours, in winter - for 1 hour. In case of a fracture, a splint should be applied. In case of thermal and electrical burns, close the burned area with a sterile bandage; in order to avoid infection, do not touch the burned areas of the skin with your hands and lubricate them with ointments, fats, etc. If acid or alkali comes into contact with exposed areas of the body, immediately wash them with a neutralizing solution, and then with cold water and soap; in case of contact with alkali - with a solution of boric acid. If acid or alkali gets into the eyes, immediately rinse them with a neutralizing solution and contact a health center or a doctor. In case of all poisoning, immediately remove or remove the victim from the poisoned area, unfasten clothing that restricts breathing, provide fresh air, lay him down, raise his legs, cover with a warm blanket, smell ammonia and immediately transport the victim to a medical facility. In case of electric shock, release the victim from the action of the current, if necessary, perform artificial respiration or closed heart massage. It is allowed to transport the victim only with satisfactory breathing and a steady pulse. 5. Labor protection requirements at the end of work 5.1. Upon completion of work, you must:
5.2. Report any malfunctions noticed during work to the immediate supervisor. 5.3. Wash hands and face thoroughly and take a shower. We recommend interesting articles Section Standard instructions for labor protection: ▪ Waste storage conveyor. Standard instruction on labor protection ▪ Pump station operator. Standard instruction on labor protection See other articles Section Standard instructions for labor protection. Read and write useful comments on this article. Latest news of science and technology, new electronics: Artificial leather for touch emulation
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