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OSHA Hazardous Waste Sites: Causes of Emergencies at Hazardous Waste Sites Mobile App

The nature of work at hazardous waste sites makes emergencies a continual possibility, no matter how infrequently they may actually occur. Emergencies happen quickly and unexpectedly and require immediate response. At a hazardous waste site, an emergency may be as limited as a worker experiencing heat stress, or as vast as an explosion that spreads toxic fumes throughout a community. Any hazard on site can precipitate an emergency: chemicals, biologic agents, radiation or physical hazards may act alone or in concert to create explosions, fires, spills, toxic atmospheres, or other dangerous and harmful situations. The OSHA Hazardous Waste Sites: Causes of Emergencies at Hazardous Waste Sites mobile app lists common causes of site emergencies.

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Minor accidents (slips, trips, falls).
Chemical exposure
Medical problems (host stress, heat stroke, aggravation of pro-existing conditions).
Personal protective equipment failure lair source failure, tearing or permeation of protective cl...
Physical injury (injuries from hot or flying objects, loose clothing entangling in machinery, ser...
Electrical (burns, shock, electrocution).
Fire.
Explosion.
Leak.
Release of toxic vapors.
Reaction of incompatible chemicals.
Collapse of containers.
Discovery of radioactive materials.
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