US EditionControlling Hot Working Risks
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Controlling Hot Working Risks
Hot works refer to processes that produce heat, sparks, or flames – such as welding, cutting, grinding, and sawing. There are a number of personal safety risks associated with hot works such as burns to skin or eyes. Furthermore, without proper precautions, hot works potentially post a significant risk of catastrophic harm due to fire or explosions. As a result, controlling these hazards require specific measures to minimize the risk. What are t…
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