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Safety and Health guide | Welding Health and Safety
Welding Health and Safety SS-832 March 2015 Welding Health and Safety SS-832 | March 2015 Page | 2 Table of Contents Introduction ..3 What is Welding ..3 Welding and cutting processes ..3 Types of electrodes ..5 Health hazards ..5 Hazard controls ..10 Special Welding situations ..12 Oxy-fuel gas Welding and cutting ..12 Arc Welding and cutting ..15 Resistance Welding ..16 Appendix A: definitions ..17 Appendix B: common metals and compounds ..18 Appendix C: common Welding gases ..20 Resources ..20 Bibliography ..21 Welding Health and Safety SS-832 | March 2015 Page | 3 Introduction This guide was written to provide a general understanding of the different Welding and cutting processes, the potential Health hazards associated with Welding and cutting, and a summary of the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division (Oregon OSHA) regulations, OAR 437 Division 2 Subdivision Q: Welding , Cut
Bare rods or wire Bare rods or wire are immersed in the flux material and fume generation is greatly reduced. Bare rods or wire are typically composed of copper alloys, steel nickel alloys, nickel, or chromium-steel alloys. Health hazards Welding and cutting processes pose several potential health hazards. The most common
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