Every year, nearly two million American workers carry out welding duties on the job. Of that, more than 365,00 of these workers will suffer welding-related eye injuries, and that statistic doesn’t even include the burn, respiratory, hearing and other injuries commonly associated with welding. All of these reasons are why OSHA requires that employers meet specific regulatory standards when it comes to the wide varieties of surfaces on the farm.
Good Day’s Work is trying to change those statistics with this welding training course. It covers the required safety measures that should be in place to prevent these welding injuries, and outlines the safety measures to take while welding and doing other ‘hot work.’ Lastly, it includes additional safety information on the storing and securing of compressed gases, as well as general safety tips to keep the workplace optimally safe all the time.
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Other Primary Safety Training courses (required for all employees to maintain OSHA compliance)