FACTS

1. Improper Transfer Methods: Using funnels, unapproved containers, or pouring without control leads to splashes and cryogenic burns.
2. Inadequate Ventilation: Performing tasks in enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces allows nitrogen gas to displace oxygen, risking worker asphyxiation.
3. Incorrect PPE Usage: Workers not wearing insulated gloves, face shields, or aprons are highly susceptible to frostbite and eye injuries.
4. Container Overfill: Overfilling storage dewars can lead to overflow during pressure buildup, increasing risk of spills or equipment rupture.
5. Unlabeled or Misused Containers: Using unmarked or improper vessels leads to pressure hazards, spills, or confusion during emergency handling.
6. Lack of Training: Workers unfamiliar […]

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