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- Always wear a welding helmet in full compliance with federal rules; shade
filters lens 12 to 14 must be used to protect the eyes from rays produced
during the welding process.
- Make sure the helmet is placed over the face with no possibilities of the arc
rays or there reflection entering the helmet.
- Place warning plates, shielding curtains, and have security goggles with
shade filter lenses available. The protection of others in the welding area is
important.
- Never look directly into the welding arc without having appropriate eye
protection.
- Wear protective, insulated gloves and shoes, and clothes resistant to heat
and fire. Skin must be protected from heat, arc rays, and molten metals.
- Serious burns can occur from contact with hot metals; they should never
be handled.
- Never use flammable solutions on yourself or in the working area; there may
be serious consequences.
- Protect your ears from noise and spatters.
- Protect others by clearly informing them that arc rays, sparks, and hot
metals can cause serious injury to the eyes and skin.
- Protect the ears from noise; wear protecting hearing devices that are in
accordance with U.S. standards and others.
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- Keep your body, clothing, and tools away from the moving parts of the
welding machine.
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1.4 NOISE CAN DAMAGE HEARING
1.5 RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY
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