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Metal Working

Metal Working

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WHAT’S AT STAKE?

Metal working is a very dangerous work. Only the most experienced and trained can do this work. The risk of life shattering injuries is always present including fatalities.

WHAT’S THE DANGER?

The potential for injury from welding, grinding and cutting is significant. Eyes and skin can be burned by infrared, ultraviolet and visible radiation from the light rays of the welding arc. Loud noise can affect hearing. Electric shock can injure or kill. You can also be […]

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