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ID#: 4870950 Assessment Owner: James Bruce Sheppard
Approximately how much of the material is How many people are directly exposed?: 1
used by one person in one working day: 116 ltrs
Are any other people put at risk from No How are they exposed?: Direct connection to device via SBT and flexi connection
indirect exposure?: (Function Test / Calibration)- exposure on testing detector &
disconnection of piping
Are there any susceptible workers?: No Susceptible Categories:
Existing Control measures: Fire Retardant Coveralls, Hard Hat, Safety Glasses, Basic Gloves, Safety Shoes
Exp Limit
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Work Area
Work Area Code Sub Area Code
MAINTENANCE
Health Hazards
Material/Process Considerations
Asphyxiant properties
METHANE (0.0001 - <4.4%) IN BALANCE AIR Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated
May cause eye irritation
MEDIUM HAZARD
GAS
Method Dispensing Area Outside Exposure 1/2 to 2 hours per shift Spillage
Large spillages – evacuate area – assess situation from a safe area
MEDIUM ACUTE RISK - FULL EXPOSURE LOW CHRONIC RISK - FULL EXPOSURE Ventilate area
Shut off at source
LOW ACUTE RISK - INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY LOW CHRONIC RISK Allow to dissipate
Control Measures If leakage or loss of containment can not be controlled evacuate area
Wear heavy duty impervious gloves
All spills to be handled by designated responders
First Aid
Inhalation - remove to fresh air; get immediate medical attention after significant exposure or if feeling ill
Eye - irrigate with water until irritation subsides; if irritation persists then consult a doctor
Skin - wash with soap/cleanser and rinse with water; if irritation persists then consult a doctor
AVOID SKIN IF OVEREXPOSURE IF CONTACT LIKELY PRESSURISED
CONTACT LIKELY
Fire
Isolated small scale fire:
Risk of explosion if involved in a fire
Shut off at source if safe to do so
Keep containers cool with water spray
Large fire: evacuate area, call fire brigade or follow site procedure
Assessment Reviewed 06/01/2024 Next Review 06/01/2027 Latest SDS Reference 12/12/2017
WORKER REFERENCE SHEET ID# 4870950 cms.helpdesk@ecoonline.com
FACILITY FLNG GIMI MAIN MAINTENANCE SUB IMC 400748
Material/Process
MEDIUM HAZARD
METHANE (0.0001 - <4.4%) IN BALANCE AIR
GAS
Supplier Calgaz, division of Airgas USA
Keyword Gas
Signal Word Warning
Method Dispensing Area Outside Exposure 1/2 to 2 hours per shift Activity Comments
MEDIUM ACUTE RISK - FULL EXPOSURE LOW CHRONIC RISK - FULL EXPOSURE Refer to Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 / DSEA Regulations for further precautions.
Health Hazards
Asphyxiant properties
Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated
May cause eye irritation
This assessment was compiled by Alcumus Sypol Limited from Date Printed 10/01/2024
supplier's safety data sheets where appropriate. Safety in the use of
assessments is the responsibility of the subscriber. For advice call
the helpdesk on 01296 678464
Assessment Reviewed 06/01/2024 Next Review 06/01/2027 Latest SDS Reference 12/12/2017
SUMMARY SHEET ID# 4870950 cms.helpdesk@ecoonline.com
FACILITY FLNG GIMI MAIN MAINTENANCE SUB IMC 400748
Health Hazards
Material/Process Considerations
Asphyxiant properties
METHANE (0.0001 - <4.4%) IN BALANCE AIR Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated
May cause eye irritation
MEDIUM HAZARD
GAS
Method Connecting Area Outside Exposure 1/2 to 2 hours per shift Spillage
Large spillages – evacuate area – assess situation from a safe area
MEDIUM ACUTE RISK - FULL EXPOSURE LOW CHRONIC RISK - FULL EXPOSURE Ventilate area
Shut off at source
MEDIUM ACUTE RISK - INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY LOW CHRONIC RISK Allow to dissipate
Control Measures If leakage or loss of containment can not be controlled evacuate area
Wear heavy duty impervious gloves
All spills to be handled by designated responders
First Aid
Inhalation - remove to fresh air; get immediate medical attention after significant exposure or if feeling ill
Eye - irrigate with water until irritation subsides; if irritation persists then consult a doctor
Skin - wash with soap/cleanser and rinse with water; if irritation persists then consult a doctor
AVOID SKIN IF OVEREXPOSURE IF CONTACT LIKELY
CONTACT LIKELY
Fire
Isolated small scale fire:
Risk of explosion if involved in a fire
Shut off at source if safe to do so
Keep containers cool with water spray
Large fire: evacuate area, call fire brigade or follow site procedure
Assessment Reviewed 06/01/2024 Next Review 06/01/2027 Latest SDS Reference 12/12/2017
WORKER REFERENCE SHEET ID# 4870950 cms.helpdesk@ecoonline.com
FACILITY FLNG GIMI MAIN MAINTENANCE SUB IMC 400748
Material/Process
MEDIUM HAZARD
METHANE (0.0001 - <4.4%) IN BALANCE AIR
GAS
Supplier Calgaz, division of Airgas USA
Keyword Gas
Signal Word Warning
Method Connecting Area Outside Exposure 1/2 to 2 hours per shift Activity Comments
MEDIUM ACUTE RISK - FULL EXPOSURE LOW CHRONIC RISK - FULL EXPOSURE Refer to Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 / DSEA Regulations for further precautions.
Health Hazards
Asphyxiant properties
Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated
May cause eye irritation
This assessment was compiled by Alcumus Sypol Limited from Date Printed 10/01/2024
supplier's safety data sheets where appropriate. Safety in the use of
assessments is the responsibility of the subscriber. For advice call
the helpdesk on 01296 678464
Assessment Reviewed 06/01/2024 Next Review 06/01/2027 Latest SDS Reference 12/12/2017
CONTROL SHEET cms.helpdesk@ecoonline.com
REQUEST DETAILS #ID: 4870950 User making request James Bruce Sheppard
Tradename: METHANE (0.0001 - <4.4%) IN BALANCE AIR LOW UNCONTROLLED CHRONIC RISK
ACTIVITY DETAILS
Act No Method Area Exposure
1 Dispensing Outside 1/2 to 2 hours per shift
2 Connecting Outside 1/2 to 2 hours per shift
Direct connection to
device via SBT and flexi
connection (Function
Are any other people put at risk from indirect cms.helpdesk@ecoonline.co
No Test / Calibration)-
exposure?: m exposure on testing
detector & disconnection
of piping
Are there any susceptible workers?: No Susceptible Categories:
Other Information
Considerations Answer
Have users been informed, instructed and trained in the use of the relevant risk control measures? Yes
Have all actions to be taken in the event of an emergency been considered? Yes