In this ioKinetic sponsored webinar, you’ll gain an overview of NFPA 652 and how it provides basic principles and minimum requirements to manage fire, flash fire, and explosion hazards of combustible dusts. We’ll compare and contrast NFPA 652 with the legacy NFPA standards—including NFPA 654, 61, 484 and 664. If you work in one of the industries the new standard serves—agriculture, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, petrochemical or chemical—join this webinar to identify approaches for meeting the requirements.
Here are a few agenda items:
- The requirements of NFPA 652—in a nutshell
- The basic principles of managing fire, flash fire and explosion hazards of combustible dusts
- Comparing legacy standards with the new standard
- Actions you can proactively take to protect your facility
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