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Pellet plant safety takes centre stage in Prince George
June 26, 2017
By Canadian Biomass
June 26, 2017 - Current wood pellet industry safety performance and priorities, including combustible dust in raw material storage areas and risks and best practices regarding syngas in drum driers, were discussed at length at the annual Wood Pellet Association of Canada's safety conference, which took place June 13-14 in Prince George, B.C.
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Missed the conference? Here are the presentations:
- What are some of the new safety issues to be looking at this year – Budd Phillips, WorkSafeBC
- Wood Fibre Storage – Dustin Meierhofer, BC Forest Safety Council
- Safety Tracking – James Snow, Nechako Group
- Risks and Best Practices Associated with Syngas in Drum Dryers – Glen Visser, Aon Risk Control Services
- Human Computer Interaction Reviews – Jenny Colman, WorkSafeBC
- Effective HCI Practices Workshop – Jamie Errington, Human Centered Solutions
- Safe guarding: Thoughts on the Journey – Steven Mueller, Pinnacle Renewable Energy
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