348899 From Scotch Tape to Body Armor: Combustible Dust Implementation

Tuesday, April 1, 2014: 4:30 PM
Grand Salons 8/9/11/12 (Hilton New Orleans Riverside)
Monica Stiglich, 3M Company, St. Paul, MN

Title:  “From Scotch Tape ® to Body Armor: Combustible Dust Implementation Practices – A Multi-Prong and Multi-Functional Approach”

3M faces the challenge of Combustible Dust hazard management with multiple technologies, materials and processes which include the aspects of solids handling and combustible dust as an input material, an intermediate, or a final product.  Our approach has been to introduce combustible dust terminology and to develop technical competency in the area of combustible dust analysis and handling to multiple organizations and functions.  This has been accomplished by the establishment of a 3M Engineering Standard and Technology Chapters focused on Combustible Dust, adding Combustible Dust to the 3M internal list of Highly Hazardous Chemicals, and working with the Product EHS organization to provide guidance for Safety Data Sheet content relative to Combustible Dust.

Authors:  Monica Stiglich (primary), Margery Kosch, Robert Reid

3M Company

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