Identification and Control of Combustible Dust Hazards
Kayleigh Rayner Brown

Apr 21, 2025
Our recently completed project “Identification and Control of Combustible Dust Hazards,” provides key information to employees and employers on the hazards of combustible dust in workplaces to prevent dust fires and explosions and protect workers. This project was a collaboration of Dalhousie University, Dust Safety Science, Coastal Process Safety, and Jensen Hughes.
This work, funded by the Nova Scotia Occupational Health and Safety Education Trust Fund, resulted in an analysis of combustible dust case history in Nova Scotia, a regulatory scan of other jurisdictions, and a training package comprised of educational materials to enhance workplace practices.
Read the full report on Dust Safety Science’s website, which can be found under Resources Mentioned.
Listen to our Dust Safety Science Podcast
Funding for this work from the NS Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration is gratefully acknowledged.

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