Hot Work (Portuguese)

What is Hot Work?

Hot Work is an activity that generates a source of ignition or work involving electric or gas welding, cutting, brazing, or similar flame-producing operations. Hot work can be direct, like, using a piece of equipment or tools to create flames. And sometimes indirect, like, using an abrasive wheel to cut metal which produces sparks.

What are the Hazards of Hot Work?

Hot work is a very dangerous activity if it is performed without any training or basic knowledge. The main hazards of Hot work are fire, burns on pieces of clothing or skin, burns on surfaces, toxic fumes, electrical hazards, explosive hazards, and eye damage.

What are the safety precautions for Hot works?

Safety precautions for hot works include wearing personal protective equipment, such as a leather welding jacket, face shield, and gloves. Make sure there is sufficient ventilation. The workers who perform Hot work must be professionally trained and made aware of the dangers of Hot work.

From where can I attend Hot Work Training in Portuguese?

If you want to get Hot Work Training in Portuguese, you should visit Osha Outreach Courses. Osha also offers this training in Portuguese, so if you want to learn about hot work, then be sure to visit Osha’s webpage and find new information.

How much do I have to spend to enrol in Osha’s Portuguese Hot Work Awareness Online Course?

Osha is offering a very good deal of only $29.95 to join its Portuguese Hot Work Awareness Online Course. You will be explained everything that you need to know in the course and you will also receive a Hot Work Certification in Portuguese after completing the course.