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Transload Safety: Compressed Gas Mobile App

The Transload Safety: Compressed Gas mobile app was developed promote safe job practices for transload facilities that load and unload both dry bulk cargo and hazardous materials. This app specifically covers compressed gas rules to minimize transloading railcar and tank truck job hazards and equipment related accidents. Always use good judgment when your load and unload from a rail car, tank car or truck, following the safest course available. No action should ever be taken until you are fully aware of the hazards involved and have a plan to proceed safely. This app contains compressed gas information related to rail work activities and also provides recommended loading guidelines that have been found to promote transloading safety. Compressed gas rules must be complied with at all times. Compressed gas guidelines are recommendations and must be followed unless another method is known to be as safe or safer after discussing and agreeing to the new procedure with a supervisor. This app allows you to documents that employees perform their rail car load and unload duties in a safe manner that is compliant with Federal, State, and local requirements as well as transloading facility policies and procedures. A PDF is generated for transloading facility safety records.

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Name of Port
Terminal
Safety Check Date
Examiner
Examiner Signature
Improper handling of gas cylinders can cause the cylinder to explode or become a missile.
Keep sparks, flames, and other ignition sources away from where compressed gas cylinders are sto...
Keep all gas cylinders upright and secured against movement when being used, stored, or transpor...
Store oxygen and fuel gas cylinders in an area that meets OSHA requirements, or separate them by...
Remove gauges and apply protective caps per DOT requirement when transporting compressed gas cyl...
Close cylinder valve when not in use.
Do not use oxygen as a substitute for compressed air or as a source of pressure.
Keep grease and oil away from oxygen or equipment through which oxygen passes.
Do not throw, drop, bump, or drag loaded or empty gas cylinders.
Use soapy water with a nonfat base when testing for leaks.
Remove a leaking compressed gas cylinder to a safe area, close the valve, tag the cylinder, and ...
Recommended Work Guidelines
Use approved mechanical devices to handle compressed gas cylinders.
Use spark-free wrenches when loosening or tightening connections
Do not place a hose in use over any part of your body
Observations
Corrective Actions
Date Corrected
Corrected by
Signature
Photo Description
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