I have nothing to do with OSHA or anything like that. But I still love to watch these videos. Very interesting and educational. I have started side eyeing all the fire safety violations at my workplace (the fire exit route for employees is partially blocked off by stock)

'Process hazard Analysis Action Item Implementation' item #1: Use verbs every now and then. It make shit so much easier to understand.

Crazy I just graduated in mining and mineral processing and can’t imagine hazard environment of this career path... I would like to work in safety department hopefully

BP, easily the most evil company to ever exist.

😂 Sometimes I swear He was gonna start saying peter piper picked a pack of purple peppers

So, prayers and fingers crossed that the originally engineered post-gas wash vented contents were below the ethylene oxide's LEL before moving over AN OPEN FLAME to a catalyst??? ......nah

Although operator ignorance is a major factor, the system had several issues. First, there should not be an override for a critical safety process. There should also be blowback preventers, and proper gas monitors installed. Japanese manufacturers refer to the is Poka Yoke, or "mistake proofing". Americans would refer to it as "Idiot proofing" either way, removing the chance of human error should be a priority.

The explosion could be felt 30 miles away. To put that into perspective the bombing of Hiroshima could be felt as far as 37 miles.

Looks like they had a caustic fill line as well, if he had started pumping sulfuric acid into that tank that would’ve been worse i reckon

Everything but worker safety.

[Eagle beak syncs red-tailed hawk]

Lol, the relaxing of regulations during the Trump era was to blame.

One important thing I learned about being in America is that eagle = America

Maybe they should've considered that the facility shouldn't have had such a foul tank.

Good safety video but doesn't compare the thw legendary Delta P video

1:52 Here’s ur quik explanation, People.

Anyone permanently shut down, fined into oblivion, or forced out of an industry in which their laxity caused “entirely preventable” deaths?

When's the episode about the Whu Han lab leak?

I freakin' LOVE these videos!

This happens everyday at San Francisco

Who wants to join my new band Popcorn Polymer Excursion

Before bed entertainment

Thank goodness for the algorithm for recommending me this

Omg, that lady was intoxicated. She was slurring nearly every word.

If they were complaining about an A/C System being too loud, this must have had some heated arguments.

This channel is amazing. So is the narrator. It sucks that the content is at the cost of lives, but wow, the learning that is had is phenomenal.

These AI generated people talking between the cutscenes freak me out man

There’s so much BS in this video. If I were to give you the real deal…you’d all be like WTF is this crap USCSB showing us. I actually worked on this HF Alky unit. I’m just thankful none of my brothers and sister were killed or hurt badly.

I love being a chemical engineer 👷‍♂️🥹😭

Holy moly

Aluminum dust and aluminum powder are the same thing.

Safety first should be always first this is not a joke

Drill baby Drill

There are other ways to get the resin to kick faster idk why they wouldn’t try using if two part more of the catalyst or even stirring rapidly ? There are many ways to do this that would be very last resort especially in doors I pray someone pays the price that’s flat out stupidity

Stupid bytch dispatcher wasn't worth a damn either.

Ironic that the 1 month without injury day ended up being disastrous

Managers and execs always say it would take too much downtime. I wonder how much downtime a blown up facility would have?

Fuk me eating popcorn at da movies again

Man that eagle animation flying in at the start is incredible. That could be a theme video in itself. (Also sheeeh, a hydrofluoric HF near miss, that's a relief but also scary as hell.)

I BET THE BLAST CO WORKERS WERE BRANDON VOTORS!!!!

Good thing I work at the asphalt depropaning unit, which is completely safe.

wait, so in 2024 remote emergency valves at flammable chemical plants aren't a mandatory thing? lol

Fuck dead legs. I hate dead legs.

America go boom.

Why is the stroke victim trying to inform us about chemical accidents?

Hindsight is always 2020 …..

dont hire a company called BLAST CO if you dont want to blast anything

CEO's and top Mangers almost always get away with straight up murder.

Republicans: This tells us we need fewer regulations! Oh, and our workers get too much time off and don't work long enough shifts...AAANND...we now need to reintroduce children into the labor force. We're gonna need 'em once we round up those 12 million illegals and ship 'em home!

3:30. 3 people saw it n started running. Look at that. Lol😅 imagine acting like that in a real life event