Safety Talk

What’s at Stake?

Hot work is a leading cause of workplace fires. A job is considered “hot” when it produces sparks, flame or heat, especially if it is done in flammable environments. Hot work includes welding, grinding, soldering, drilling, cutting and brazing; workers performing these activities are exposed to fire risks as well.

What’s the Danger?

• Hot work presents many dangers, but the most significant ones are from fires and explosions and toxic fumes.
  • Fires and explosions resulting from hot work can cause burn injuries, hearing damage, and death. ƒ
  • Recommended safety measures start with a thorough hazard assessment to identify […]

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