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fellas is it woke to checks notes investigate deadly chemical incidents?
Apparently so. Remember, chuds think any investigation is costing them money.
what a beautifully baffling comment. like, there is no nonpolitical media but USCSB videos are pretty fucking close.
If you want to see USCSB at their absolute fucking limit, Midland Recovery is the case. There's no video of the case, but the written report has so had it with them.
Based on this theory, SPSI personnel believed they understood the cause of the May 24, 2017, explosion and they developed a protocol to allow their personnel to safely drain the liquid from the remaining odorizers. SPSI personnel told the CSB that MRR had never informed them that the remaining MP odorizers might contain methanol, diesel, kerosene, or other contaminants. As a result, SPSI specifically developed its protocol to drain the remaining MP odorizers while avoiding conditions that could generate hydrogen and thus create high pressure inside the equipment.
...yikes
In addition, an MRR technician told the CSB that to “save a buck or two,” they sometimes use rainwater recovered from the ground inside tank containment areas instead of city water to dilute the hypochlorite
What?
You should probably be concerned when the safety inspectors show up, a lawer tries to prevent them from disussing risks with you, and the inspectors immediately run for shelter
When asked by a representative from a state agency why SPSI thought this operation would be safe – given that a similar approach to draining the MP odorizer had resulted in the May 24, 2017, explosion – the SPSI manager asserted, “If our science is right, this will be fine.”
Unable to directly engage SPSI about the safety issues regarding its plan and lacking confidence that MRR or SPSI understood either the cause of the May 24, 2017 incident or the full range of possible reactive chemistry involved, CSB investigators took shelter behind a shipping container (conex box) located behind a building more than 150 feet away from the SPSI operation
dying in a dust accumulation explosion voice “This surely is happening because of DEI initiatives.”
diethylene isoproponate is indeed hazardous and initiatives must be taken to ensure its safe handling
They started screaming that after the Baltimore bridge collapse so I'd say that's pretty on brand.
The woke left wants to stop me from putting sulfuric acid into the unlocked sodium hypochlorite line.