DSS211: Incident Update - 2022 Aluminum Dust Explosion in Fuxing, Taiwan
This episode is an incident update for a November 17th, 2022 explosion at a bicycle parts manufacturer in Fuxing, Taiwan.

This episode is an incident update for a November 17th, 2022 explosion at a bicycle parts manufacturer in Fuxing, Taiwan.
This episode is an incident update for a December 30, 2021 coal dust explosion in Baltimore, Maryland.
Jennifer Hatt, writer, publisher and communications consultant, talks about how the Westray coal mine disaster has been covered in the media.
Leslie Stockel, who has been a Certified Safety Professional for over 30 years, talks about how to achieve that designation.
Roger Guerra, Business Development Manager for Nilfisk, goes over the certification of portable vacuum systems for use with combustible dust.
Learn more about the NFPA 660 public comment workshop being run inside the Dust Safety Academy during the first week of December 2022.
Jeramy Slaunwhite, Chief Technical Officer of Explosion Safety at Rembe, talks about grounding and bonding of silos storing wood chips.
Jeramy Slaunwhite, Chief Technical Officer of Explosion Safety at Rembe, talks about challenges with floor sweeps and cleaning hoses in wood processing facilities.
Westway survivor Vernon Theriault returns to the podcast to talk about his book, ‘My Journey From Darkness to Light’ and share his experience of the explosion.
Westway survivor Vernon Theriault appears to talk about his book, ‘My Journey From Darkness to Light’ and share his experience of the explosion.
This Dust Safety Science episode is the first in a new mini-series that examines the ripple effects of the Westray disaster on victims and the community.
Paul von Norden, Global ATEX expert at FrieslandCampina, goes over the differences in incident investigations for dust explosions vs. gas explosions
Paul von Norden, Global ATEX expert for FrieslandCampina in the Netherlands, talks about how to become a global expert in explosion safety and protection.
Laura Moreno, Standards Lead in Industrial and Chemical Engineering at the NFPA, talks about the public input process for the NFPA 660 standard for combustible dust.
Chrissy Klocker, Applications Engineering Manager at Donaldson, and Tim Heneks, , Director of Engineering Services at Dustcon Solutions, review the importance of multiple viewpoints in performing DHAs.
This Dust Safety Science episode takes a mid-year look at our Dust Safety Professionals platform and discusses its future goals.
Nederman's Senior Application Engineer Niels Pedersen answers your enclosureless dust collector questions in an 'Ask Me Anything' session.
Niels Pedersen, Senior Application Engineer at Nederman, participates in an ‘Ask Me Anything’ session about enclosureless dust collectors.
This Dust Safety Science episode re-examines a 2021 potato starch explosion in Tuas, Singapore.
This Dust Safety Science episode presents an incident update on a 2021 flour dust explosion in Savannah, Georgia.
This Dust Safety Science episode highlights an incident update on a 2021 seed preparation facility explosion in Silverton, Oregon.
This Dust Safety Science episode is a safety share about wood hogger fires and deflagrations at sawmills
Will Downing, Commercial Risk Advisor at CapriCMW discusses insurance considerations in facilities handling or generating combustible dust
Mohammed Saim, CEO and Lead Consultant at Shepherd Risk, discusses the current status of dust explosion safety in Pakistan.
Dr. Chris Cloney goes over five key takeaways from the 2021 Combustible Dust Incident Report.
Brian Dunagan, Managing Consultant and Chief Investigator at IFO Group, outlines recommended steps for investigating a combustible dust fire or explosion
This episode of the Dust Safety Science podcast explores the question of whether combustible dust can explode in a freezer.
Kayleigh Rayner-Brown from OBEX Risk goes over the steps involved with application of bow tie analysis and inherently safer design in Canadian wood pellet mills.
This episode of the Dust Safety Science podcast examines the reality that controlling combustible dust hazards is not the same as eliminating them entirely.
Mark Hodapp, Senior Fire Protection Engineer with Fire & Risk Alliance, talks about combining the fields of fire protection engineering and combustible dust safety.