The latest issue of EHS Today features Nilfisk on the most commonly asked questions and answers regarding silica dust, along with a review of approved OSHA housekeeping methods. Food manufacturers have endless safety regulations, OSHA standards and recommendations to consider on a daily basis. This eBook will help you understand your federal, state and local cleaning compliance requirements with FDA, OSHA, and USDA and identify cleaning tasks and equipment for all areas of your food processing facility.
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Nilfisk and members of the Nilfisk Group may contact you about their company, products and/or services through direct communication channels such as email marketing, social media posts and/or messaging and push notifications. A clean work environment can make the difference between adequate results and outstanding success, in terms of both safety and uptime.
Today, most electronics, semiconductor, high-tech, biotech, pharmaceutical, medical device, and chemical manufacturers operate cleanroom environments. Even some high-end food manufacturers use cleanrooms for some parts of their operations. But all of the effort and expense involved in creating these sterile, contaminant-free atmospheres may be wasted if they aren't maintained properly.
OSHA estimates that 30,000 U.S. facilities are at risk for major combustible dust explosions across all industries. The conditions for disaster exist in all types of facilities - from food processing to pharmaceutical manufacturing to metalworking. All it takes is one spark for airborne dust to ignite.
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Dan Dunne Caz Construction
Jan 31, 2018
Great technical support! I had a question about an obscure national standard for HEPA filtration, and they got back to me the next day with a full and complete answer that described the history of the standard, how it had evolved, and why they don't use that particular standard. Congratulations on your excellent service!
