Of all of the hand tools on a job site, welding can be one of the most dangerous when used by an inexperienced or inattentive worker.
Welding risks include electric shock, inhalation of toxic fumes, eye injury and skin burns. Protective clothing and equipment, including helmets and shields, must be worn during all welding operations.
There are two common types of welding: Arc and oxyacetylene. Arc welding uses a welding power supply to create an electric arc between an electrode and the base material to melt the metals at the welding point. Oxyacetylene is an oxygen-fuel process that uses a variety of gases, the most common being acetylene, to weld and cut...
When equipment is used to clean up a job site with hazardous waste and debris contaminated with toxic material, decontaminating the equipment after it is used is not only important to the health and safety of upcoming operators, but to the mechanics, drivers and the people who may come into contact with it in the future.
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Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Rule 393.106