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POTENTIAL HAZARD
WHEN ?
Electric shock
Electric shock occurs when
welders touch two metal objec
that have a voltage between
them, thereby inserting
themselves into the electrical
circuit. For instance, if a worke
holds a bare wire in one hand
and a second bare wire with
another, electric current will
pass through that wire and
through the welding operator,
causing an electric shock.
Arc Welding
Fumes and gases
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Burns
Flying sparks
Fumes
Flashbacks
Radiation damage to
eyes
Explosion by gas
leakage
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WHEN ?
RECOMANDED CONTROLS
lectric shock occurs when
1-welding operators should wear dry gloves in good
welders touch two metal objects condition, never touch the electrode or metal parts
hat have a voltage between
of the electrode holder with skin or wet clothing and
hem, thereby inserting
be sure to insulate themselves from the work and
hemselves into the electrical
ground, keeping dry insulation between their body
ircuit. For instance, if a worker and the metal being welded or ground (such as a
olds a bare wire in one hand
metal floor or wet surface).
2- Welding
nd a second bare wire with
operators also should inspect the electrode holder for
nother, electric current will
damage before beginning to weld and keep the
ass through that wire and
welding cable and electrode holder insulation in good
hrough the welding operator,
condition, because the plastic or fiber insulation on
ausing an electric shock.
the electrode holder prevents contact with the
electrically hot metal parts inside. Always be sure
to repair or replace damaged insulation before use
MODALITIES
verexposure to welding fumes Welding areas require adequate ventilation and local
nd gases
exhaust to keep fumes and gases from the breathing
zone and the general area
welding apron