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6.work Safety
Work Safety f y
All people working on site should be aware of the Plant Safety Procedures and Precautions. Work operating p g equipment q p without a thorough g understanding of the equipment is not recommended. Consult B&WBC supplied Operating Manuals for proper Operating Instructions, Procedures, Safety Precautions and Warnings!!
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The Boiler Operator must recognize and accept the Responsibilities not only for the successful Operation of the Boiler and its related equipment but also for the safety of all Work involved.
Work Safety f y
All Operating Companies develop their own unique set of Operating Instructions for Equipment Protection and Work Safety. y The Precautions discussed in this section are intended for informative purposes and are based on actual operating experiences and point out some problems involved in Work Safety.
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Items to be discussed include Observation Doors Confined Space SLAG LEAKS Access Doors Fly Ash Deposits R t ti Equipment Rotating E i t Drive Mechanisms
Work Safety
Items Items to be discussed include include Manhole & Handhole Covers Gas Leaks Hand Held Probes Furnace Explosions Safety y Valves Protective Equipment
Always use a full face mask with tinted glass to protect the eyes and face f from hot h gases, h harmful f l li light h rays, slag, l and d ash h particles i l when h viewing i i flames or furnace conditions. Always use long length, heavy, heat resistant gloves to protect hands. Do not stand directly in front of open ports or doors especially when they are being opened. Furnace pulsations caused by firing conditions, sootblower operation, or tube failure can blow hot furnace gases out open doors, even on balanced units.
Use low voltage extension cord or cords with properly connected g grounds. Bulbs on extension cords and flashlights are to be explosion proof. Never use toxic fluids in confined spaces. The boiler should be cleaned of slag g deposits p before entering the boiler setting or ash pit.
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When handling any type of rod or probe in the Furnace be prepared for falling slag striking the rod or probe. The fulcrum action developed can inflict severe injuries. Never use a hollow, open ended probe or rod, as hot g gasses can escape p through g the open p ended probe, resulting in burns.
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Always wear the proper protection equipment (safety glasses glasses, ear protection protection, hard hat, hat safety shoes, gloves, welding shield, etc.) when working on or inspecting the boiler and boiler components.
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