Welding and Hotwork Part 2
20 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
OSHA Standard: OSHA Standard: 1910.252 and Industry Best Practices.
Seat Time
20 min
Course Description
Welding and Hotwork Part 2 outlines additional hazards and other employee protection methods related to welding and grinding in the workplace.
Additional topics include gas cylinder safety, hot work fire precautions and prohibited areas, fire suppression equipment, fire watch responsibilities, and hot work permit requirements.
An interactive simulation trains workers to identify and correct potentially hazardous welding operations commonly found in the workplace.
System Requirements
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Welding and Hotwork Part 2
Frequently Asked Questions
Part 2 continues on OSHA 1910.252, extending the standard's coverage into permits, fire watch and cylinder safety.
Gas cylinder safety, hot work fire precautions and prohibited areas, fire suppression equipment, fire watch duties and permit requirements.
It ties fire watch duties to the hot work permit process in this OSHA-based Part 2 module, alongside fire suppression equipment.
Yes, the same interactive simulation carries over from Part 1, training workers to identify and correct hazardous welding operations in the workplace.
It covers the permit process required before hot work fire precautions can be considered satisfied.
OSHA Standard: OSHA Standard: 1910.252 and Industry Best Practices.
Seat Time
20 min
Course Description
Welding and Hotwork Part 2 outlines additional hazards and other employee protection methods related to welding and grinding in the workplace.
Additional topics include gas cylinder safety, hot work fire precautions and prohibited areas, fire suppression equipment, fire watch responsibilities, and hot work permit requirements.
An interactive simulation trains workers to identify and correct potentially hazardous welding operations commonly found in the workplace.