Welding

Welding is a common form of occupational exposure. Risks of welding include neurological disease, lung disease, cancer and reproductive disease.

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resources

  • Legislation on Welding
  • Manitoba Guideline on Welding
  • Types of Welding
  • Different Types of Welding have Different Fume Generation Rates
  • Required Capture Velocity for Welding
  • Welding Fume Rated as a Carcinogen by IARC
  • Keep Flammable Material back 10 Meters - Case Study

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