Dangerous work + S.A.F.E method

Which of the following is a serious hazard caused by inhaling welding fumes?

• Eye damage from UV radiation
  

• Burns from molten metal

• Respiratory issues and long-term health problems

• Electric shock from faulty equipment

How can welders reduce the risk of electric shock while working?

• Use a welding helmet with a dark filter
  

• Ensure the welding equipment is properly grounded

• Work in a well-ventilated area

• Use ear protection to block loud noises

What is the best way to prevent eye damage from the welding arc?

• Use hearing protection to reduce noise
  

• Wear gloves to handle hot materials

• Wear a properly rated welding helmet with UV protection

• Ensure proper ventilation in the work area

In the event of a fire caused by sparks in the welding shop, what should your immediate action be?

• Turn off the welding machine and ignore the fire
  

• Attempt to move flammable materials away from the fire

• Alert everyone in the shop and use a fire extinguisher to put out the fire

• Continue welding until the fire becomes larger

Which of the following is a key factor in preventing slips, trips, and falls in a welding shop?

• Using a respirator to avoid fumes
  

• Keeping the workspace clean and free of scattered tools and cables

• Wearing insulated gloves

• Avoiding eye contact with others while working

If a student suffers a deep cut from a grinder, what is the first step you should take?

• Continue working until the instructor notices
  

• Use a fire extinguisher to cool the wound

• Apply pressure to the wound to stop the bleeding and call for help

• Ignore the injury and clean up the workspace

How can welders prevent exposure to harmful fumes during welding?

• Turn on the local exhaust ventilation system and wear a respirator
  

• Wear thicker gloves to avoid burns

• Work outdoors to avoid inhaling fumes

• Keep the welding machine well-maintained

What should be done if the ventilation system in the welding area is not working properly?

• Continue welding but work faster to finish sooner
  

• Open windows and doors for natural ventilation

• Stop welding and inform the supervisor before continuing

• Use a heavier welding helmet to block fumes

Why is overconfidence considered a risk factor for young welders?

• It encourages asking more questions
  

• It can lead to ignoring hazards and underestimating risks

• It improves problem-solving skills in dangerous situations

• It reduces the need for proper training and safety equipment

Which of the following is NOT a key element of personal protective equipment (PPE) for welders?

• Steel-toe boots
  

• Welding gloves

• Safety glasses

• Regular clothing without fire resistance