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Understand carbon monoxide risks in your workplace

Posted December 14, 2023

Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas; it is particularly dangerous because you can’t smell or taste it. Take necessary precautions to protect workers from the serious, and sometimes fatal, effects of carbon monoxide exposure.

Oregon Occupational Safety and Health : Carbon monoxide : State of Oregon

 

Categories: - Oregon, - OSHA
< ABC World News Tonight: 1 college student dead in Washington, 2 injured in suspected carbon monoxide poisoning
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