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Bonding and Grounding of Flammable Liquids Transfers Training Course

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Ensure safe handling of flammable liquid transfers with this course on bonding and grounding techniques.

10 minutes   |   SKU: 1005F    |    Language(s): EN    |    Produced 2008

SKU:

1005F

Language(s):

EN

Updated:

2008

Length

10 minutes

Training Objectives

Learn safe bonding and grounding for flammable liquids
Enhance safety during liquid transfers with proper bonding and grounding
Master bonding and grounding techniques for flammable liquid transfers
Improve safety with this video on bonding and grounding

Course Overview

This crucial safety course is designed to train personnel in the essential procedures for controlling static electricity during the transfer of flammable liquids and combustible materials. Participants will learn why bonding and grounding are necessary to prevent electrical sparks that can ignite flammable vapors, resulting in fires or explosions. The training covers the principles of static charge generation, the types of equipment and containers requiring grounding (drums, totes, tank trucks), the proper sequence for making and breaking electrical connections, and the required regulatory standards for safe liquid transfer operations. Master these vital techniques to ensure compliance and robust fire prevention in the workplace.

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Why are bonding and grounding necessary during the transfer of flammable liquids?


Bonding and grounding are necessary to prevent electrical sparks caused by static electricity that can ignite flammable vapors.


What are the potential consequences of unsafe liquid transfer operations?


Unsafe transfers can lead to the ignition of vapors, resulting in dangerous fires or explosions in the workplace.


What specific types of equipment and containers are mentioned as requiring grounding?


The course covers the grounding requirements for various containers, including drums, totes, and tank trucks.


What critical procedural knowledge regarding electrical connections will participants learn?


Participants will learn the proper sequence for safely making and breaking electrical connections to avoid static discharge.


What is the overall goal of this safety training program?


The goal is to master vital techniques that ensure regulatory compliance and provide robust fire prevention during operations.


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