Welding Safety

3. A unit used to measure the intensity or loudness of a sound.
6. A emergency station designed to flush hazardous substances from the eyes using clean water.
7. An official document authorizing work involving open flames or heat generation, such as welding or cutting.
8. An area large enough for an employee to enter, but with restricted entry/exit and not designed for continuous occupancy.
9. Specialized clothing or equipment worn by workers to minimize exposure to hazards.
11. A detailed document providing information on chemical hazards, handling, storage, and emergency procedures.
12. Any point where a body part can be caught between moving machine parts or between moving and stationary parts.

1. Impact-resistant eyewear designed to protect the eyes from flying debris, dust, and splashes.
2. An unintentional electrical path between a power source and a grounded surface, creating a shock hazard.
4. A safety procedure used to ensure that dangerous machines are properly shut off and cannot be restarted before maintenance is complete.
5. A system of standardized color codes used on equipment and facilities to visually identify specific hazards and safety gear.
10. Freedom of Risk or Danger