Spectacle Blind or Line Blind: How to Choose the Right Positive Isolation Device?

Isolation levels are a critical aspect of process safety, and the HSE's HSG253 guidance provides a valuable framework for determining the appropriate level of isolation required in a range of scenarios. In our latest blog post, we break down this complex topic into three simple types of isolation levels: Non-Proven, Proven, and Positive Isolation. By following this guide...

This blog post sheds light on the critical hazards associated with isolating pipes that carry phenol, a highly hazardous substance. By drawing from OSHA guidelines, this article provides valuable insights into the safe isolation of critical processes, covering essential methods such as understanding the corrosive, toxic, and flammable nature of phenol. Additionally, it d...