Dr. Chris Cloney

Dust Safety Science: Improving Combustible Dust Safety in the Workplace

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Dust Safety Science is a podcast focused on improving awareness, knowledge, connection, and change around workplace safety in industries manufacturing or handling combustible dusts.

Author

Dr. Chris Cloney

Category

Business

Latest episode

Apr 8, 2025

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Episodes

DSS176: Common Ducting Challenges & Solutions with Evan Thomson 03.05.2022

Evan Thompson, Applications Engineer at Nordfab Ducting, discusses common ducting challenges and their solutions.

DSS175: Update on Development of NFPA 660 & Impact on Industry with Jack Osborn 26.04.2022

Jack Osborn, combustible dust expert Airdusco, provides an update on how NFPA 660 is developing and its overall impact on industry.

DSS174: Designing & Installing Dust Collection Systems for Greenfield Applications with Tristan Trupka 19.04.2022

Tristan Trupka, Vice President of Engineering at IAC, reviews the considerations involved in designing and installing dust collection systems for greenfield applications.

DSS173: Understanding Spark Detection, Arresting, Aborting & Extinguishing Systems with Kevin Cardwell 12.04.2022

Kevin Cardwell, combustible dust consultant with Airdusco, explains how spark detection, arresting, aborting and extinguishing systems operate. 

DSS172: Common Challenges in Combustible Dust Incident Investigation with Kevin Cardwell 05.04.2022

Kevin Cardwell, combustible dust consultant with Airdusco, outlines common challenges in combustible dust incident investigation today.

DSS171: Open Challenges From Babine Sawmill & Lakeland Mills Explosions with Steve Hunt 29.03.2022

Steve Hunt, Director of United Steelworkers District 3, returns to talk about open challenges raised by the Babine Sawmill and Lakeland Mills explosion.

DSS170: History of the United Steelworkers in Canada with Steve Hunt 22.03.2022

Steve Hunt, Director of United Steelworkers District 3, talks about the history of the organization in Canada.

DSS169: Adding Combustible Dust Information to Material Safety Data Sheets with Keith Plumb 15.03.2022

Keith Plumb from Integral Pharma Services in Cheshire, UK, reviews best practices for adding combustible dust information to material safety data sheets.

DSS168: Manufacturing Safety Alert: Backdraft Damper Stuck In Open Position 08.03.2022

We review and discuss a Manufacturing Safety Alert put out by the BC Forest Safety Council and the Manufacturing Advisory Group based in BC 

DSS167: How Small Is Small? Challenges In Applying IEC 60079-10-2 with Keith Plumb 01.03.2022

Keith Plumb, process safety consultant and owner at Integral Pharma Services in Cheshire, UK, explains challenges in applying IEC 60079-10-2.

DSS166: What Leading Indicators Can Be Used For A Combustible Dust Safety Program? 22.02.2022

When designing a combustible dust safety program, certain leading indicators need to be taken into account. This episode identifies and explains each one.

DSS165: Is Blood Meal A Combustible Dust? 15.02.2022

Can blood fuel cause combustible dust fires or explosions? Dr. Chris Cloney responds to a question submitted through the Dust Safety Help Desk.

DSS164: Crossover Episode with Jordan Newton from SonicAire Systems 08.02.2022

Dr. Chris Cloney and Jordan Newton from SonicAire Systems discuss three things that facility owners should do now to avoid a combustible dust event.

DSS163: Challenges Using Rule Of Thumb Method For Explosion Venting Requirements 01.02.2022

This episode reviews the challenges of using the rule of thumb method for explosion venting requirements. It comes from a Dust Safety Help Desk question.

DSS162: Can The Fan Be Used As An Explosion Isolation Device? 25.01.2022

During this episode, we address a question that came in to our Dust Safety Help Desk: can the fan be used as an explosion isolation device?

DSS161: Ask Me Anything on Operator Safety During Handling and Cleanup of Hazardous Dusts with David Hakes, Part 2 18.01.2022

David Hakes, President and Owner of XP Products, joins the podcast to discuss operator safety when handling and cleaning away hazardous dusts.

DSS160: Ask Me Anything on Operator Safety During Handling and Cleanup of Hazardous Dusts with David Hakes, Part 1 11.01.2022

David Hakes, President and owner of XP Products, comes on the podcast to answer questions about operator safety during handling and cleanup of hazardous dusts.

DSS159: Crossover Episode with Donovan Karki & the Dusty Jobs Podcast 04.01.2022

Dr. Chris Cloney and Donovan Karki from the Dusty Jobs podcast share knowledge in this crossover episode.

DSS158: Current Status of Dust Explosion Safety in Israel with Shay Segev 14.12.2021

Process safety expert Shay Segev goes over the current status of dust explosion safety in Israel.

DSS 157: Four Common Challenges In The Application of NFPA 652 07.12.2021

In this episode, we address four common challenges in the application of NFPA 652 across various industries.

DSS156: Five Common Questions About NFPA 652, Part 2 30.11.2021

In this episode, we answer two common questions about NFPA 652. This is part two of a three-part series about this new and critical combustible dust standard.

DSS155: Five Common Questions About NFPA 652, Part 1 23.11.2021

In this episode, we present and answer five common questions about NFPA 652. This is part one of a three-part series exploring this combustible dust standard.

DSS154: Dust Explosion Loss History In Asia 16.11.2021

In this episode, we review the research, opinions, and incidents that go over dust explosion loss history in Asia.

DSS153: EU & UK Loss History 09.11.2021

In this episode, we go over early combustible dust textbooks and regulations to understand the history of both explosion incidents and corrective measures.

DSS152: North America Loss History 02.11.2021

In this episode, we go over early combustible dust textbooks and regulations to understand the history of both explosion incidents and corrective measures.

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