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  1. Learn about the federal and state OSHA standards that address combustible dust hazards in various industries. Find out how to comply with the general industry standards and the specific requirements for pulp, paper, bakery, sawmill, and electric power facilities.

  2. This chapter provides technical information for OSHA inspectors to evaluate combustible dust hazards and abatement methods. It does not cover coal dust or OSHA standards for coal mines.

  3. • coal dust in coal handling and processing facilities. Note : OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.269(v)(11)(xii) addresses control of ignition sources at coal handling operations in electric power plants.

  4. Learn about the properties, exposure limits, symptoms and protection of coal dust, a common occupational hazard in mining and related industries. Compare the NIOSH, OSHA and MSHA standards for respirable coal dust with 5% silica.

  5. OSHA is reissuing the directive on the Combustible Dust National Emphasis Program to increase its enforcement activities and to focus on specific industry groups that have experienced either frequent combustible dust incidents or combustible dust incidents with catastrophic consequences.

  6. The respirable dust rule lowers the concentration of harmful respirable coal mine dust that causes black lung. It takes a comprehensive approach that includes: Increased sampling by mine operators; Use of new technology for real-time sampling results; Immediate corrective action when excessive dust levels are found

  7. Learn about the dangers, regulations and solutions for combustible dust in various industries. Find out how to comply with NFPA and OSHA standards and avoid fines and explosions.

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