[Labor Accident Case] Organic Solvent Poisoning during Painting Repair Work at a Hydroelectric Power Plant
We will introduce a case where organic solvent poisoning occurred during the painting and repair work at a hydroelectric power station.
During regular maintenance, the internal painting of the draft was carried out, but due to areas left unpainted and poor painting quality, the workers entered the draft to perform finishing touches. One of the two workers inside the draft sat down, and the other became unable to move, so they were taken to the hospital. Following examinations, both were diagnosed with poisoning from organic solvents. [Suggestions] - Use gas detectors to confirm the effectiveness of ventilation. - Work while ensuring safety with a portable gas monitor. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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【Case Overview】 ■Location - The area where water that drives the turbine at the hydroelectric power station is channeled to the discharge gate. ■Countermeasures - Additionally, depending on the conditions of the work site and the raw materials used, measures should also be taken against oxygen deficiency, poisoning from specific chemicals, explosions, fires, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Riken Keiki Co., Ltd. was established as a company within the "Riken Foundation" conglomerate and has since focused on the scientific and technological advancements of the Riken Institute. As a specialized manufacturer of industrial gas detection and alarm equipment, we have worked to ensure industrial disaster prevention safety by preventing explosions caused by flammable gases and monitoring harmful gases in the workplace. Moving forward, we aim for zero loss of precious human lives and valuable assets, further strengthening our technological development capabilities. We will supply high-quality industrial gas detection and alarm equipment, as well as various excellent gas sensors, to countries around the world, contributing to the assurance of industrial disaster prevention safety.
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