Monitoring carbon monoxide at work

Proactively measuring air quality helps manage risk and improve employee safety

On May 28, 2014, a maintenance worker was using a power washer to clean an underground parking garage in Toronto, unaware that the air around him was slowly becoming toxic. Around 2 p.m., he was found outside on the sidewalk, without vital signs. He was pronounced dead at the  hospital from carbon monoxide exposure.

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