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Gas Concrete Saw Incident
Gas-powered walk-behind concrete saws give off deadly carbon monoxide gas and should never be used in any enclosed or narrow area where air flow is restricted. This 1-page safety meeting topic, with 2 discussion questions, can be used to host a safety meeting or toolbox talk to review why gas powered tools represent a potentially fatal hazard when used in enclosed spaces along with the lessons learned from a deadly gas concrete saw incident.
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Fast Version - 1 page
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Gas Concrete Saw Incident, Construction, Fast
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Weeklysafety.com exclusive 1-page safety meeting topic, with two discussion questions, that reviews why gas powered tools represent a potentially fatal hazard when used in enclosed spaces along with the lessons learned from a deadly gas concrete saw incident.
