OSHA Welding, Cutting and Brazing Safety
Practitioner training aligned with the US OSHA welding standards in 29 CFR 1910 Subpart Q, compared with construction Subpart J, for welders, cutters, supervisors, fire watchers and HSE staff. It covers fire prevention and the fire watch, fumes and gases including hexavalent chromium, ventilation, eye protection and filter shades, oxy-fuel cylinders and equipment, arc and resistance welding, and brazing hazards. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by OSHA or NIOSH, is NOT an OSHA Outreach (10-hour or 30-hour) course and issues no DOL or OSHA card, and your employer remains responsible for the site-specific and hands-on training the standards require.
- Módulos
- 7
- Máximo de participantes
- 20
- Idioma
- EN
Qué suele abarcar
- 1
Orientation: Subpart Q, the Processes and Who Is Responsible
- About This Course and the OSHA Welding Standards
- The Processes and the Hazards They Create
- Construction Subpart J Compared with Subpart Q
- Management, Supervisor and Welder Duties
- 2
Fire Prevention and Protection
- Move the Work or Move the Fire Hazard
- Prohibited Areas and Hidden Paths for Sparks
- Designated Areas, Authorization and Permits in Brief
- The Fire Watch in Brief
- Containers, Drums and Hollow Spaces
- 3
Health Hazards of Fumes and Gases
- What Is in Welding Fume and Why It Matters
- Hexavalent Chromium and Its Own Standard
- Manganese, Zinc and Metal Fume Fever
- Cadmium, Lead and Coated Metals
- Ozone, Nitrogen Oxides, Shielding Gases and Oxygen
- 4
Ventilation, Local Exhaust and Confined Spaces
- General Ventilation Rules in 1910.252(c)
- Local Exhaust: Hoods, Booths and Fume Extractors
- When Ventilation Is Not Enough: Monitoring and Respirators
- Welding in Confined Spaces
- 5
Radiation, Burns and Personal Protective Equipment
- Ultraviolet and Infrared Radiation and Arc Eye
- Choosing Eye and Face Protection and Filter Shades
- Screens, Booths and Protecting People Nearby
- Protective Clothing, Gloves, Footwear and Hearing
- 6
Oxygen-Fuel Gas Welding and Cutting
- The Gases, the Cylinders and the Acetylene Pressure Limit
- Storing Cylinders: Separation and Fuel-Gas Limits
- Moving and Handling Cylinders
- Valves, Regulators, Hoses and Flashback Protection
- Setting Up, Lighting and Shutting Down Safely
- 7
Arc, Resistance and Brazing Work, and the Pre-Job Check
- Arc Welding Machines, Installation and the Work Return
- Cables, Electrode Holders and Electric Shock
- Resistance Welding in Brief
- Brazing and Soldering Hazards
- The Pre-Job Checklist and a Case Review
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