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Dust Safety Science is a podcast focused on improving awareness, knowledge, connection, and change around workplace safety in industries manufacturing or handling combustible dusts.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
33 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
302 episodes
since Oct. 23, 2018
episodic
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Join us as we discuss the 2025 International Powder & Bulk Solids Conference with Steve Everly. Learn about the latest trends, networking, and combustible dust safety.
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Discover how the Nova Scotia Combustible Dust Training Project is improving workplace safety through tailored training materials, fact sheets, and industry collaboration.
Travis Stuart, Founding Director of Zero Industries, discusses a structured three-step approach—Dust Hazard Analysis, Dust Containment Study, and Hazardous Area Classification—for assessing combustible dust hazards.
Learn how Firefly AB enhances fire safety in ports and logistic terminals. Explore key fire risks, detection technologies, and prevention strategies.
Learn how the Rhino Drum Explosion Isolation Kit provides a cost-effective and maintenance-friendly alternative to rotary valves for explosion isolation in dust collection systems.
Learn about Inline Deflagration Arrester (IDA) systems for industrial dust collectors, their benefits, ideal industries, retrofitting options, and real-world success stories in improving combustible dust safety and efficiency.
Arpad Veress discusses the Explosion Protection Engineering program at The University of Miskolc, its curriculum, and its role in advancing safety education
Arpad Veress discusses ExAI, an AI-powered in-house assistant designed for explosion protection and data management in hazardous industries.
Kyle Levanen, mechanical engineer at JBW Consulting Engineers, discusses the advantages and limitations of using the DHA checklist in NFPA 61.
Drew Hanover, CTO at Avian, goes over the safety features and advantages of infrared monitoring in wood product facilities.
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