Immediate Dangerous to Life or Health (IDLH)

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IDLH refers to conditions that pose an immediate threat to life or health.

IDLH is a term used in occupational safety and health to describe situations where workers could be exposed to hazardous substances or conditions that could cause severe health effects or death.
Examples of IDLH conditions include high levels of toxic gases, lack of oxygen, extreme temperatures, and explosive atmospheres.
When encountering an IDLH situation, immediate action must be taken to protect workers, such as donning appropriate personal protective equipment and evacuating the area.
IDLH levels are determined by regulatory agencies and organizations, and they vary depending on the specific substance or condition.
Regular monitoring and risk assessments are essential to identify and mitigate potential IDLH hazards in the workplace.

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Immediate Dangerous to life or health, valve for which 30 minutes singel escape time is allowed

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