Podcast | Explosive Atmospheres: Hazards and Prevention Guide Module – 8
Yapım Tarihi: 06.12.2025
Content Source: Republic of Türkiye – Ministry of Labour and Social Security, Directorate General of Occupational Health and Safety
Production: İçerik Evi – Digital Training and Design Studio
About the Podcast
In this podcast episode, the hazards associated with explosive atmospheres in workplaces and the occupational health and safety measures required to prevent these risks are discussed. Explosive atmospheres may occur due to the presence of flammable gases, vapours, mists or combustible dusts and pose serious risks to employees if not properly managed.
The content is prepared based on the Guide on Explosive Atmospheres, and the technical and regulatory information included in the guide has been translated into a clear, practical and field-oriented language. The podcast aims to raise awareness and contribute to the prevention of explosion-related occupational accidents.
Topics Covered in the Podcast
• What is an explosive atmosphere and how does it occur?
• Components of explosive atmospheres (gases, vapours, mists and combustible dusts)
• Potential hazards and risk scenarios
• Key considerations in risk assessment
• Explosion prevention and protection principles
• Safe equipment selection and working practices
• Organisational and technical control measures
• Training, information and employer responsibilities
Who Is It For?
• Employees working in environments with explosion risk
• OHS professionals and technical staff
• Employers and employer representatives
• Maintenance, production and field teams
• Personnel involved in chemical processes, storage and handling operations
Podcast Type
• Podcast / Audio Content
• Informative OHS Broadcast
• Suitable for LMS and corporate digital learning platforms
Note
This podcast content is provided as a demo within the scope of custom e-learning projects, LMS-compatible online training modules, and OHS-focused digital learning solutions. The content is designed to be integrated into corporate training processes via e-learning infrastructures.