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Gas Safety
Gas Risks
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Acetylene, hydrogen, propane, propylene and methane are all flammable gases. Read more about flammable gas risks
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Oxygen deficiency can arise when using gases such as nitrogen, carbon dioxide and argon, unless good practice is observed. Read more about inert gas risks
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This information specifies the dangers, and the simple precautions to be taken, to ensure that every user can employ oxygen with confidence and without danger. Read more about oxygen gas risks
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Employers are required to assess the risks associated with asphyxiation, explosion, fire, toxic substances, etc, in any space which presents such hazards, in accordance with The Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Confined Spaces) Regulations 2001. Read more about confined spaces risks
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The purpose of this information is to give users of BOC low temperature liquefied gases information about their properties. Read more about cryogenic risks
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Medical gas is administered to at least 60% of patients during their stay in hospital. All staff managing or administering medical gas have a responsibility to minimise risk to patients, staff and visitors. Read more about gas risks in healthcare
