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ardous Materials

BOS-PRD-03.900601

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Silicate Liquors are considered to be of limited harm.

There is no danger from ignition sources as the product is not flammable.

However, proper PPE

shall

be worn when in contact with the product.

Contact with skin and eyes

shall

be avoided as well as inhalation of vapours, fumes or spray.

The

COSHH

assessment and

MSDS shall

always be consulted.

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When assessing cargo stowage segregation and compatibility with regards to explosive materials,

consideration

shall

always be given to loading and stowing explosive materials in a position that keeps them

as far away from any heat sources, flammable materials (such as paints, thinners, oils etc.) and also all

accommodations as is practical and possible.

Explosives

shall

never be allowed to get wet; this

shall

be considered whenever loading and stowing

explosives onboard.

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ressed and lique

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as

Compressed and/or liquefied gas is often carried onboard vessels both as a standard cargo item for the

offshore locations and for uses in maintenance onboard.

Extreme care

shall

be used whenever handling cylinders. They

shall

not be allowed to drop or strike against

each other or objects.

Naked flame and other sources of heat

shall

not be allowed to come into contact with any part of gas

cylinders.

Shading gas cylinders from direct sun light can be achieved by the use of an awning or other shading (if

practical) or by shielding the bottles with canvas or similar material.

Never strike an arc against a gas cylinder.

Gas cylinders

shall

be stowed in the correct designated racks. They

shall

be stored in an upright vertical

position. Gas cylinders

shall

not be accepted as cargo unless they are secured in designated racks, are

upright and all have valve protector caps in place.

Valve protection caps

shall

be kept on the cylinders when the cylinders are not in use.

Regulator valve safety devices

shall

never be altered or tampered with.

Cylinders

shall

not be stored next to electrical circuits.

Oxygen and Acetylene cylinders

shall

always be stored in well ventilated areas.

Oil, grease, paints and other contaminants

shall

be kept well away from gas cylinders.

Version 04. Original date: 19/06/2012. Version date: 31/12/2014. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS Deputy QHSE Manager. Approved by: BOS QHSES Manager. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative

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