• Identifies fire, flash fire, and explosion risks within your facility
• Evaluates process-specific hazards tied to combustible dust
• Helps prevent incidents before they occur
• Supports compliance with NFPA standards
• Protects employees, equipment, and operations

Many incidents are caused by hazards that go unnoticed.

Without a DHA, facilities may miss critical risks such as:

• Fugitive dust accumulation
• Poor housekeeping practices
• Secondary explosions triggered by an initial event

A properly executed DHA helps uncover these hidden dangers before they lead to catastrophic outcomes.

• Identification of combustible dust hazards
• Explosion and flash fire scenario analysis
• Compliance-focused mitigation strategies

A DHA is not optional—it is required.

• Mandatory for facilities handling combustible dust under NFPA 660
• Applies to both existing and new processes
• Should be reviewed and updated at least every 5 years or after significant changes

If your facility has not completed a DHA, you may already be out of compliance.