Sadly, stories of workers being overcome by toxic fumes while working underground in sewers make the news more often than they should. In addition to protective gear, crew workers should use a gas detector to detect any harmful toxic gas in a sewer before entering.
Perhaps it’s easy to assume you’ll be fine without a gas detector or confined-space gear because you’ve climbed into a pipe without those things and come out unscathed hundreds of times before. Familiarity breeds complacency. Someday, when you least expect it, a simple hand-held device could help save your life.That brings us to sorting through all the
How a Gas Detector Could Save Your Life
Don't get complacent about your confined-space safety. Learn how to choose the proper gas detector for your work.
Aug 15, 2022
| by Peter Kenter |
















