ContentDon't Take Chances With Toxic Fumes

Don't Take Chances With Toxic Fumes

Confined-space entry deaths continue to make headlines. Learn how the proper gas detector could save your life.
  • By Peter Kenter
  • May 05, 2015

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Confined-Space Entry Safety Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Gas Clip Technologies Draeger Gas Meter

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Don't Take Chances With Toxic Fumes
Compact gas detection meters are convenient to carry and send either a vibration or audible alarm depending on whether approaching or passing a safe level of exposure.

Two men were killed and one man was hospitalized recently when they were overcome by toxic fumes while working in an underground sewer in Phoenix. According to a local online news report, the men were working inside the 15-foot-deep sewer without protective gear, and one emerged...

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