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August 26, 2026

How to Read a Medical Gas Cylinder

Medical gases such as oxygen, nitrous oxide, nitrogen, and others serve essential functions within healthcare facilities. Although these gases can help save…
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August 26, 2026

How Is Medical Air Produced?

Why Medical Air Matters Medical air is a vital, life-sustaining and life-supporting utility in healthcare facilities all across the nation. Purified air,…
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August 25, 2026

How to Use Glutaraldehyde Solution

What Is Glutaraldehyde? Glutaraldehyde is a high-level disinfectant, used primarily for medical devices that cannot endure heat disinfection. Some key devices…
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August 25, 2026

Medical Air vs. Oxygen

Understanding Two Essential Medical Gases Medical air and medical oxygen are among the most essential gases used throughout healthcare facilities. From…
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April 29, 2026

Medical Gas Labeling Requirements

Medical facilities must pay close attention to medical gas labeling requirements to remain in compliance with regulations and keep people safe. This includes…
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January 10, 2025

Introduction To Medical Gas Emergency Planning

About Medical Gas Emergency Planning When a healthcare facility stores and uses medical gas, workers must be aware of safety…
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July 02, 2024

The New ASSE 6000 Requirements For EOSC Testing

Hospitals and other medical facilities that depend on an oxygen supply for patient care also are required to have an emergency oxygen supply connection (EOSC…
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May 01, 2024

NFPA 99 Requirements To Mitigate Medical Gas Emergencies

Healthcare facilities need to ensure the continuous and reliable supply of medical gases and vacuum system. This is paramount to patient safety and the…
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December 15, 2023

Special NFPA 99 Precautions For Medical Gas Systems

Organizations that work with medical gas systems must ensure that their employees are aware of and trained regarding the special precautions involving patient…
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October 02, 2023

What Is A Permit-To Work System?

A Permit-to-Work (PTW) system is designed to help you install, maintain and repair your health care facility’s piped medical gas and vacuum systems. It covers…
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