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Cash Penalties Steal the Headlines in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Waffle Factory Leaked Toxic Gas into CA Neighborhood, Officials Say – A subcontractor on a scissor lift damaged a pipe that began releasing anhydrous ammonia, a gas that can cause serious injury or death if inhaled, into the surrounding neighborhood on Jan. […]
Eli Macha presented a technical paper at the 2021 RETA National Conference titled IIAR 6: Should I Hire a Contractor or Keep it In-House? This blog series includes excerpts from his technical paper. There are a variety of philosophies when it comes to how many contractors should be used. Some businesses believe strongly in sticking […]
Ammonia a Geopolitical Topic in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Ammonia Leak at CF Industries Prompts School Evacuation – Out of an abundance of caution, school officials said, the students and staff have been moved to the Lowery Elementary/Middle campus a few miles way on La. 1 in Donaldsonville. […keep reading] Nine Companies Join Force to […]
Ammonia Leaks Into December in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… All clear: Ammonia leak Halted at CF Industries Near Donaldsonville; Evacuated Students Go Home Early – Sheriff Bobby Webre said mid-day Thursday that emergency responders have given the all clear after the leak of ammonia gas had been stopped from the Mississippi River facility. […]
Eli Macha presented a technical paper at the 2021 RETA National Conference titled IIAR 6: Should I Hire a Contractor or Keep it In-House? This blog series includes excerpts from his technical paper. Most businesses agree that never calling a contractor is a poor decision. Most businesses also agree that giving contractors a blank check […]