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Deadly welding fumes can wreak havoc on a welder’s health – from a short-term illness like metal fume fever to something more serious like cancer or death. At the same time, they can also wreak havoc on a business. Failure to account for deadly fumes and their impact on a…
May
05
According to Business Insider, the average person spends 90,000 hours at work over their lifetime. That is a significant amount of time for anyone, but it is especially important to those whose job involves exposure to certain health risks. Welders face a number of real and dangerous risks that could…
Feb
22
A significant percentage of individuals around the world spend a bigger portion of their 24 hours at their workplace. It’s for this reason that it is important for employers to ensure that their employee’s workplace is conducive and comfortable to work. A healthy working environment is essential to the health…
Feb
22
Welding is one of the most important industries in our infrastructures.The growth of the welding industry has been approximately 6% per year. It’s also one of the most dangerous industries to work in as far as health risks are concerned. Being surrounded by deadly fumes for hours without any source…
Feb
22
According to statistics, welding safety is all about being 99 percent proactive and 1 percent reactive. This means if you do not take action from the beginning then it is too late. Welding as a process vaporizes solid metal and as the metal cools, it changes into solid particles in…
