16-05: Safety In Cooling Tower MaintenanceMaintenance of Cooling Towers usually poses quite a number of occupational personal safety challenges. For example, the process of removing and replacing packing (fill) in a cooling tower involves working at height in most cases. If not well managed, this exercise can result to an accident of falling, leading to injury and or fatality. In order to avert such safety incidences during Cooling Tower maintenance, a robust safety management system needs to

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