Dust Safety Science: Improving Combustible Dust Safety in the Workplace

DSS161: Ask Me Anything on Operator Safety During Handling and Cleanup of Hazardous Dusts with David Hakes, Part 2

David Hakes, President and Owner of XP Products, joins the podcast to discuss operator safety when handling and cleaning away hazardous dusts.

DSS160: Ask Me Anything on Operator Safety During Handling and Cleanup of Hazardous Dusts with David Hakes, Part 1

David Hakes, President and owner of XP Products, comes on the podcast to answer questions about operator safety during handling and cleanup of hazardous dusts.

DSS159: Crossover Episode with Donovan Karki & the Dusty Jobs Podcast

Dr. Chris Cloney and Donovan Karki from the Dusty Jobs podcast share knowledge in this crossover episode.

DSS158: Current Status of Dust Explosion Safety in Israel with Shay Segev

Process safety expert Shay Segev goes over the current status of dust explosion safety in Israel.

DSS 157: Four Common Challenges In The Application of NFPA 652

In this episode, we address four common challenges in the application of NFPA 652 across various industries.

DSS156: Five Common Questions About NFPA 652, Part 2

In this episode, we answer two common questions about NFPA 652. This is part two of a three-part series about this new and critical combustible dust standard.

DSS155: Five Common Questions About NFPA 652, Part 1

In this episode, we present and answer five common questions about NFPA 652. This is part one of a three-part series exploring this combustible dust standard.

DSS154: Dust Explosion Loss History In Asia

In this episode, we review the research, opinions, and incidents that go over dust explosion loss history in Asia.

DSS153: EU & UK Loss History

In this episode, we go over early combustible dust textbooks and regulations to understand the history of both explosion incidents and corrective measures.

DSS152: North America Loss History

In this episode, we go over early combustible dust textbooks and regulations to understand the history of both explosion incidents and corrective measures.