PSM Safety

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Name* This field is required.Please write your name,
First Name
Last Name
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Employee Number Please include your employee number
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Branch* This field is required.Please select your branch
ABS/ARS New Braunfels, TX
ARS Erie, KS
Abilene, TX
Aliquippa, PA
Augusta, GA
Castelton, ND
Cedar Rapids, IA
Chanute, KS
Cherryvale, KS
Clara City, MN
Clinton, IA
Coffeyville, KS
David City, NE
Decatur, AL
Decatur, IL
Deerfield, MO
Des Moines, IA
Destrehan, LA
Emporia, KS
Fredonia, KS
Fredonia Shop, KS
Ft. Lawn, SC
Gastonia, NC
Gilman, IL
Goodland, KS
Humboldt, KS
Lincoln, NE
Mankato, MN
Marshall, MN
Morristown, IN
Mexico, MO
Mitchell, SD
TFC
Urbana, IA
Valdosta, GA
West Monroe, LA
Other
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Safety Instructor CR* This field is required.Please Select
Kris Catlin
Pat Roof
Chad Wieland
Harry Foley
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Safety Instructor Please type the name of your safety instructor.
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Meeting Location CR* This field is required.
Dry Grind
Warehouse 2
Warehouse 4
Warehouse 9
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Meeting Location Please type where the Safety Instruction took place.
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You are working by a Hexane extractor and see liquid leaking out. What should you do?* This field is required.
If it is clear and not a large leak, do nothing. This will not a problem.
If you know what you are doing, try to snug up the bolts and stop the leak.
Stop. Get away from the leak and report at once. This could be Hexane leaking creating a health and fire hazard.
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If Hexane is leaking, the vapors you can’t see may be more dangerous than the liquid because?* This field is required.
The fumes are heavier than air so fall downward and accumulate not diluting easily.
The fumes are lighter than air and may accumulate at the roof levels.
The vapors will immediately dilute with air being lost needing replaced by the processing equipment.
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For the most part PSM safety is completed by the customer. You see a sign that indicates you are about to enter a PSM area. What does this mean for you?* This field is required.
Nothing practically. This is the responsibility of the host, not us as contractors.
Only make sure the location is noted on your JHA. You will already be taking safety in to account. Normal work rules will suffice.
You must know the special rules for the PSM area you are about to enter. This could mean that your normal tools are not allowed or that you need special equipment.
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You have training on the hazards of Hexane and know how the wear the PPE for protection. The customer would like you to help leak check hexane equipment. Is this OK?* This field is required.
Yes. You know the hazards and have the safety gear. You can do this.
No. Even with training, the right tools, and safety gear do not work with hexane without approval from A-Lert management.
Depends solely on your comfort level. If you feel OK doing this then go ahead.
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You are in an extraction plant and the LEL meter starts to go into alarm. You know that there is potential for Hexane in the building. What do you need to remember?* This field is required.
The amount of Hexane needed to be flammable is also high enough to be hazardous to your health or could displace oxygen. Get out.
There may be Hexane leaking, make sure you have gloves and a respirator. Continue your task.
Look around you for visible leaks. If you see nothing continue but stay alert.
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Initials* This field is required.Make sure to go to the next screen to submit
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PercentageTo be considered a passing score, you must achieve a 70% or better. If not, review material and try again.
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