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Combustible Wood Dust Mitigation and Control Checklist Mobile App

Combustible wood dusts in the work place present a risk of both fire and explosion if they are not managed effectively. A dust explosion or serious fire can cause catastrophic loss of life, injuries, and destruction of buildings. Controlling combustible wood dust hazards requires a systematic long term approach contained in a combustible wood dust management program. Use the Combustible Wood Dust Mitigation and Control Checklist mobile app to identify reasonable steps for an employer to take to address these hazards. The reasonable steps include developing and implementing a combustible wood dust management program. This app may be used to assist in the development and implementation of a combustible wood dust management program. This app should not be used in place of an audit but may be used to prepare for an audit.

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1. Does (Organization name) have a written policy statement which:
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Orientation and training
Hazard assessment
Implementation of dust mitigation systems and controls
Housekeeping
Inspections, measuring, and monitoring of combustible wd dust accumulations
Electrical and mechanical preventative maintenance programs
Tracking and completion of corrective actions
Emergency preparedness
Conducting a wd dust mitigation and control audit
Annual combustible wd dust program review
Record keeping and statistics
Are all personnel assigned to individual areas of responsibility qualified to manage those areas...
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Has your assessment included all work areas where combustible dust is produced or may accumulate?
NOTE: This list should be adapted to meet the unique nature of your workplace, including where th...
All buildings and structures on site
Concealed spaces including ceilings, crawl spaces, and attics
Elevated horizontal surfaces
Basement areas
Fully or partially contained, enclosed, or compartmentalized areas
Mechanical and electrical equipment and their enclosures
...and More!