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Generators and carbon monoxide on the jobsite

By Scavi Company · · 3 min read
Generators and carbon monoxide on the jobsite

Gas-powered generators, heaters and saws produce carbon monoxide, a gas you cannot see or smell.

Keep them outside

Away from doors, windows and vents.

Ventilation

Fresh air where fuel engines run.

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Monitoring

Carbon monoxide detectors in enclosed areas.

Symptoms

Headache, dizziness and nausea mean leave now.

Electric alternatives

Battery tools and electric heaters.

Common mistakes

Generators in basements, propane heaters in closed rooms and no monitors.

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Frequently asked questions

Can generators run inside a building under construction?

Fuel-powered generators should not run in enclosed or partly enclosed areas without proper ventilation and monitoring, because carbon monoxide can build up quickly.