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Hazards & Safety

Words related to hazards, safety and PPE (English for Welding)

TermDefinition
arc flash a sudden burst of bright light and heat from a welding arc
auto darkening a helmet feature that automatically gets dark when welding starts
back brace a support worn on the back to help prevent injury when lifting
backfire a small flame or explosion that goes back into the torch
combustible a material that can catch fire when heated
cuffs ends of sleeves or pants that can catch sparks or hot metal
ear plugs small inserts placed in the ears to reduce noise
ear protection equipment used to protect ears from loud noise
explosion a sudden, violent burst that releases energy and can cause damage
fire extinguisher a device used to put out small fires
fire watch a person who stays and looks for fires during and after hot work
flammable a material that can catch fire very easily
flashback a dangerous situation where flame travels back into the equipment and can cause an explosion
frays loose or worn threads on fabric that can catch fire easily
fumes harmful gases and tiny particles produced during welding
gloves hand coverings that protect from heat, cuts, and sparks
goggles protective eyewear that covers and seals around the eyes
hazard something that can cause harm or danger
hot work work that makes heat, sparks, or flames, like welding or cutting
housekeeping keeping the work area clean and organized to stay safe
infrared rays heat rays from welding that can burn skin and eyes
leather boots strong boots made of leather that protect feet from heat and falling objects
metal chips small pieces of metal that can fly off during work
molten metal metal that is melted and very hot
personal protective equipment special clothing and gear worn to protect the body from injury
PPE short form of Personal Protective Equipment
prevention actions taken to stop something bad from happening
rags pieces of cloth often used for cleaning that can catch fire
respirator a device worn over the nose and mouth to protect you from breathing in harmful fumes or dust
safety glasses strong glasses that protect the eyes from flying objects
sawdust small pieces of wood that can easily catch fire
SDS a Safety Data Sheet that gives information about chemicals and how to use them safely
shade number a number that shows how dark the welding lens is to protect your eyes
smolder to burn slowly without flames but with heat and smoke
sparks small, hot pieces that fly off during welding or grinding
synthetic materials man-made materials that can melt or burn when heated
ultraviolet rays invisible rays from welding that can burn skin and damage eyes
ventilation movement of fresh air to remove fumes and keep air safe
welding curtains protective screens that block sparks and harmful light from welding
welding helmet a protective helmet that goes over your head and covers the face and eyes during welding
work clothes clothing made for safety and durability on the job
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