HOT WORK SAFETY TRAINING

Welding, burning, brazing, cutting, propane soldering, pipe thawing, torch-applied roofing, heat guns usage, and chipping operations are all forms of hot work. Help prevent hot work injuries and illnesses by providing safety and health training.

Hot work safety training

Hot Work/Welding Safety Training

Performing hot work can include potentially dangerous hazards like fires, explosions, eye damage from bright light, and respiratory hazards from fumes. It can result in serious and disabling long-term health injuries if full precautions are not taken. In this training, we will look at what safe work practices you can take to keep yourself safe when performing hot work.

Hot Work Safety Training Overview

  • Introduction to Hot Work Safety
  • How Work Permits
  • Safety Precautions
  • Fire Watch
  • Completion of Hot Work

What Would OSHA Say?

OSHA wants to see employers provide training to employees on any hazard they may face on the job that could cause potential injuries or illnesses. Welding, cutting, and brazing is addressed in specific OSHA standards for general industry, maritime, and construction. Lancaster Safety can provide the proper training about potential hazards and possible solutions associated with welding, cutting and brazing operations.

Hot Work Training
TRAINING IS OFFERED AT YOUR LOCATION: TRAINING IS OFFERED IN A LIVE VIRTUAL CLASSROOM: TRAINING IS OFFERED IN OUR ONLINE OSHA TRAINING CENTER: HOW FREQUENTLY SHOULD THIS TOPIC BE TRAINED ON: IS A WRITTEN SAFETY PROGRAM NEEDED FOR THIS TOPIC?
  • Initially upon hire
  • Retraining is recommended at least annually.
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