WELDING, CUTTING AND GRINDING HOT WORK SAFETY AWARENESS

Share:

INTRODUCTION FOR WELDING, CUTTING AND GRINDING HOT WORK SAFETY AWARENESS

This Welding, Cutting & Grinding: Hot Work Safety Awareness training course raises awareness of the risks presented by welding operations, including both gas and electric arc welding. It provides details of how to complete a risk assessment and follow the appropriate control measures.

Hot work refers to any work that requires using open flames, applying heat or friction, or may generate sparks or heat. Worker using blow torch to cut metal sheet. More specifically, it is defined by the British Standards Institution (BSI) in BS 9999 as “any procedure that might involve or have the potential to generate sufficient heat, sparks or flame to cause a fire. Hot work includes welding, flame cutting, soldering, brazing, grinding and the use of other equipment incorporating a flame, e.g. tar boilers, etc.”

(Definition taken from BS 9999: Code of practice for fire safety in the design, management and use of buildings.)

Welding and cutting operations are used in many manufacturing and engineering environments but they present many risks to health and safety. This course helps you to understand the risks that must be avoided and provides knowledge of how to carry out your welding activities safely.

This program will instruct employees on how to identify the common hazards associated with welding, cutting and grinding, and outlines the steps needed to avoid dangerous situations before they occur. Students will come to understand the importance of operating welding, cutting and grinding equipment safely and raise their level of awareness concerning safe hot-work practices.

 

COURSE OBJECTIVES

This course will help XXX (M) Sdn Bhd  employees to:

  • Identify the hazards of hot work.
  • Describe the authorizations, area preparations and fire prevention methods you must have in place prior to performing hot work that can protect you and others from hot work hazards.
  • Recognize how using proper PPE and implementing safe equipment preparation practices and start and stop practices can protect you and others from hot work hazards.

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This Welding, Cutting & Grinding: Hot Work Safety Awareness training course is suitable for anyone who uses welding and cutting operations in their work. The course is well-suited for managers, supervisors, and team leaders who are responsible for carrying out a risk assessment, but the level of information covered is appropriate for workers at all levels.

 

METHODOLOGY

  • Informative lectures reinforced by PowerPoint presentation, videos and group discussion

 

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS

  • Maximum 20 pax

 

DURATION

  • 1 day (9.00 am – 5.00 pm)

 

COURSE CONTENT

Programme Schedule (Day 1)

Time Subject
0900-0920 Introduction to course content
0920-1015 Introduction

  • What is Welding, Cutting & Grinding?
  • Who has health and safety duties in relation to Welding, Cutting & Grinding processes?
  • What is involved in managing risks associated with Welding, Cutting & Grinding processes?
1015-1045 Case Studies & Exercise 1: Reviewing of Accident related with Hot Works: Welding, Cutting & Grinding
1045-1100 BREAK
1100-1200 The risk management process

  • Identifying the hazards
  • Assessing the risks
  • Controlling the risks
  • Maintaining and reviewing control measures
1200-1300 Case Studies & Exercise 2: Reviewing of HIRARC related with Hot Works: Welding, Cutting & Grinding
1300-1400 LUNCH
1400-1430 Specific hazards and control measures

  • Airborne contaminants
  • Radiation
  • Electrical risks
  • Fire and explosion
  • Burns and exposure to heat
  • Compressed and liquefied gases
  • Noise
  • Lead
  • Other hazards
1440-1515 Other hazards and control measures

  • Ventilation
  • Personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • Maintenance of equipment
  • Health monitoring
1515-1530 BREAK
1530-1600 Hot Work Permit and another related Permit to Work
1600-1700 Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

Case Studies & Exercise 3: Filling-up Hot Works Permit Form and JSA Form for Welding, Cutting & Grinding

END

 

HOW TO SEND US AN ENQUIRY?

  1. Fill in the form below and submit it to us. A popup message “Thank you for your message, our sales person will contact you soon.” will appear after a few seconds.
  2. Initiate a conversation via live chat on the bottom left of our website by stating: ‘Hi, my name is [your-name]. I’ve already submitted the form for this training.’
  3. We’ll promptly reach out to you regarding the training you’re interested in.
WELDING, CUTTING AND GRINDING HOT WORK SAFETY AWARENESS

ENQUIRY form

    ORGANIZATION DETAILS






    PERSON-IN-CHARGE DETAILS




    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT US!