6 Disaster prevention in welding work
Question 7.1 Clothes and fittings for welding work
- Select cotton work clothes
Question 7.2 Protection required for welding
- Wear protective hat for high place work of 2 [m] or more
- Wear gas mask and gas mask against toxic gas
- Wear a dust mask against Hume
- Appropriate filter plate is selected for generation of arc light
Question 7.4 Outline of protective eyeglasses
- Wear safety glasses for welding work
- Light transmission decreases with increase in light blocking number
- Protect your eyes from scattered light and scattered slag etc.
Question 7.5 Protective mask overview
- Wear dust mask and perform arc welding operation
- Wear an air supply mask against the assumption of oxygen deficiency
- Perform periodic inspection against deterioration of mask
Question 7.6 Electrical shock overview
- Attract electric shock to high no-load voltage
- The incidence of electric shocks rises in narrow places such as inside boilers
- Risk of alternating current power is increased due to direct current power
to ventricular fibrillation of the heart
- Use holders conforming to standards for insulation and heat resistance
Question 7.7 Measures against electric shock
- Use welding rod holder conforming to JIS standard
- Inspect covering condition for input / output cables in welding machine
- Connect securely to ground between power supply side distribution box (outer case)
and welding machine
Question 7.8 Measures against electric shock (electric shock)
- Shy away from independent work in a narrow place
- An electric shock prevention circuit is interposed in a working welding machine
at a high place or narrow place of 2 m or more
- Check electric shock prevention device before starting welding
Question 7.9 Dealing with occurrence of electric shock accident
- Electric shock accident Victims are immediately isolated from power supply
Question 7.10 Warning operation notes
- Appropriate light shielding shoji is selected for arc light Used protected surface
Question 7.11 Disaster countermeasure in welding work
- Eliminate combustible materials near the work area
- Avoid working near inflammable substances
- Consideration for sputtering
Question 7.12 Measures for Oxygen Deficiency Disaster
- Use airline mask and safety belt for fall prevention due to oxygen deficiency
- Appoint a watcher other than welding workers
- Special education for oxygen deficiency risk work Termination person finished work
Question 7.13 Notes on high place welding work
- Interruption or postponement of work against bad weather
- Wear protective hat
- Wear safety belt
Question 7.14 Disaster prevention measures of arc welding
- Prevent electric shock accidents by reliable grounding on welding machine
Question 7.15 Harmful ray of arc light
- Ultraviolet
- Infrared
Question 7.16 Selection of shading glass by welding method
- Omit
Note
- steel sheet
- Thin plate: Thickness less than 3 [mm]
- Middle plate: Thickness 3 [mm] or more and less than 6 [mm]
- Thick plate: more than 6 [mm] thick
- Thick plate: Thickness 150 [mm] or more
Question 7.17 Secure safety in welding operation
- Omit
Question 7.18 Environment in welding operation
- Install local exhaust system equipment for welding work compartment
- Ensure ventilation based on dust prevention and measures against fume
- Measures against dust and fumes by dust mask
- Exhaust dust and fumes by ventilating the work area
Question 7.19 Functions of electric shock prevention device
- Voltage limited to 25 [V] or less for manual welded covered arc welding machine
Question 7.20 Disaster countermeasures against welding
- Shielding against surrounding workers Prevent arc light damage
- Interdiction of electric shock prevention circuit based on electric shock prevention
- Countermeasures against gas leakage by earthquake damage by gas detector based
on prevention of gas explosion disaster
Question 7.21 Securing safety for high place work
- Wear safety clothes and anti-slip shoes for work clothes
- Measures against falling by wearing a safety belt
- Arrangement based on prevention of falling of tool
- Inspection as a preparation for work and confirmation of surrounding situation
Question 7.22 Wearing protective equipment
- Wear safety hat
Question 7.23 Shading glass
- Absorbs harmful rays such as ultraviolet rays and infrared rays
and prevents injuries of eyes
Question 7.24 Measures against electricity, arc, fumes and spatter
- Electric disaster / countermeasure
- Electric shock / fall from altitude due to loss of consciousness
- Secure addition of electric shock prevention device / ensuring insulation
- Arc light
- Electric ophthalmitis / injury to the skin
- Wear filter plate / protective equipment
- Welding hume
- Gas poisoning / pneumoconiosis
- Poison mask / dust mask
- Sputtering
- Burn / Fire
- Wearing proper protective equipment / Elimination of combustibles
Question 7.25 Defining height work
- Working with foot soles under 2 [m]
Question 7.26 Ray outline of arc light
- Visible light / ultraviolet / infrared etc.
Question 7.27 Causes of light burns
- Attracted by ultraviolet rays
7.28 Work environment overview
- Work from windward to welding to galvanizing or painting
- Measures against metal vapor and fumes for galvanized steel
- Inflicting metal heat with zinc fume and metal vapor suction
Question 7.29 Disaster excerpts in welding work
- fire
- burn
- Eye flame
- Electric shock
- Pne
- Falling
Question 7.30 Measures against electric shock
- Intervention of electric shock prevention circuit
- Reliable grounding
- Elimination of conductors other than welding
- Measures against moisture
Question 7.31 Arc light disaster excerpt
- Eye flame
- burn
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