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Caution and common sense

2. Themselves
3. First Degree, No broken skin, reddish color. Second degree, possible breaks in skin, red.
Third degree burn, Surface of skin and tissue below white or charred.
4. Cold Water then cover area with clean bandage
5. Ultraviolet, infrared, visible
6. UV light, can cause first and second degree burns
7. Welding area should be flat dark color.
8. Flash Burns
9. White of the eye of the retina
10. Eyes can get infected easy
11. 100% wool or cotton
12. Shirts must be long sleeved, long pants to cover boots, high topped boots
13. They can catch fire from sparks
14. All leather gloves, leather jacket, Cap
15. Safety glasses provide protection from debris and sparks and light
16. Loss of hearing, hot sparks, burns, pain
17. Earmuffs and plugs
18. How to properly use respiration equipment
19. Air purifier and atmosphere respirators
20. Old paint, zinc, lead, cadmium
21. Chemicals that are on the metal will become mixed with fumes. Casuong hazards
22. Areas with 10,000 cubic ft per welder or 16 ft high
23. Saves costs and time
24. Small shops are large number of welders
25. Provided to anyone who is using the product or anyone working near the products
26. Located away from halls. Stairways, and exits to not block exits in an emergency
27. With a chain or other holder
28. Moved to an open area and slowly release pressure
29. the acetylene is absorbed in acetone and acetone is absorbed in a filler. The filler
does not allow the liquid to settle back away from the valve very quickly
30. Welding is hot work
31. 35ft away
32. During welding or combustible materials work
33. Type A (green triangle) combustible solids, type b (red square) combustible
liquids, Type C (blue circle) electrical fires, type D (yellow star) combustible
materials like zinc and magnesium
34. It will aid in preventing potential problems
35. To prevent accidents
36. Write the word hot
37. Prevent chips from flying away
38. Accidental contact with bare wires and conductors
39. Metal enclosures, wetness, restricted entry. Heavier than air gasses.
40. The cable will burn through
41. So you don't get electrocuted
42. 12 gauge
43. Ground fault circuit interrupter
44. Should be long enough to keep connection with some slack in the cord, never
come into contact with sharp or hot objects, should be checked for frayed wires
pr insulation, should be positioned so that no one can trip over it.
45. Wear eye protection, now the tool, disconnect from power when not in use, wear
dust protection
46. Electrocution hazards
47. Portable and pedestal
48. 1/16 of an inch
49. Punches, shears, cutoffs, saws
50. Lift with the legs and not the back
51. All hardware and the rungs and braces
52. Follow storage rules, do not exceed weight, keep on solid ground, tile ladder in
place, never use in wet conditions.