Welding in one form or another has been around for over 2,000 years. But it can still can be very dangerous without proper safety awareness. Consider the hazardous gases of an "Oxyacetylene" unit... the high voltage of "Stick" welding... or the combination of gas and electricity that powers "MIG" and "TIG" operations... flying sparks, toxic fumes, electric shock and high temperatures can be a lethal combination. This program reminds employees of the hazards associated with welding, and provides the information they need to work and weld safely

This powerful program uses six accident re-creations to remind viewers that welding and cutting operations are inherently dangerous and that workers who weld must follow all safety rules to protect themselves from serious injury or death.

Welding, grinding, cutting and other activities that produce sparks or use open flames create potential hazards – especially in confined spaces and process areas. This program educates your workers on proper procedures and safe work practices to prevent personal injury and property damage.

Like many industrial processes, welding can be very dangerous. Whether an employee is working with the hazardous gases of an "oxyacetylene" unit... the high voltage of "stick welding"... or the combination of gas and electricity that powers "MIG" and "TIG" operations... flying sparks, toxic fumes, electric shock and high temperatures are just some of the things that can make welding a dangerous proposition. This training program will remind your employees that there are indeed a number of hazards associated with welding, and provide the information they need to work safely when involved with welding operations.

This video teaches employees to recognize and respect the potential hazards of welding and motivates them to use best safety practices to prevent property damage and injury.

Ensure your employees know about the many hazards associated with a cutting torch.

Educates that awareness and training are key to avoiding accidents and injury. Complies with 1910.253 and 1910.254.

Meets OSHA 1910.253 required training.

Covers 'do's and don'ts' for safe use of arc welding equipment, and meets OSHA 1910.254 requirements.