A hot work hazard assessment is usually conducted by a health and safety officer or a specialist. Under OSHA standards, employers are also required to perform hazard assessments while obligated to furnish a safe workplace. At times the employee or their delegate may...
In the maritime industry, hot work activities like welding, cutting, burning, abrasive blasting, and other heat-producing operations are essential but come with significant safety risks. Due to the flammable materials and confined spaces commonly found on ships, hot...
In any industry, hot work activities like welding, cutting, and grinding are an integral part of the manufacturing and maintenance process. However, these activities come with extensive dangers of fire and explosion risks, too. To mitigate these hazards and to ensure...
