Hot Work Safety Toolbox Talk (TBT)

Hot Work Safety Toolbox Talk
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Hot Work Safety Toolbox Talk

What is Hot Work?

A work involved spark or ignition is called hot work.

NAKED FLAME

 It means a flame that is out and under open condition or uncovered is considered a naked flame.

NAKED FLAME – CONTROLS

ï‚· Continuous gas monitoring

ï‚· Face shields

ï‚· Fire detection inhibits

ï‚· Screen off area

ï‚· Fire retardant blanket

ï‚· Fire-resistant tent / curtain

ï‚· Fire extinguishers

ï‚· Fire watcher

ï‚· Pressurized fire water hose

ï‚· Good housekeeping

 Welder’s suit / apron / gloves

HAZARDOUS AREAS – CLASSIFICATION

Fire Types and Choosing Fire Extinguisher

NEVER

 Cut or weld in an area with oily rags, dust, or other combustible material nearby.

 Weld in an area unless other workers have a welding screen to protect them from the welding arc.

 Wear clothes of synthetic fabrics.

 Assist anyone cutting or welding unless you are wearing eye protection.

 Leave your area of work without notifying others of the burn hazard.

 Work on equipment that is not earthed.

 Weld or cut hot tanks or pipes without proper precautions.

 Run welding leads and burning hoses through doorways.

 Attempt to transfer compressed gas from one cylinder to another.

 Use valve protection caps to lift cylinders

ALWAYS

 Wear proper clothing.

 Wear eye protection.

 Protect other workers from flashes.

 Have adequate fire extinguishers readily available.

 Provide fire watcher if needed.

 Remove combustible materials from the vicinity of cutting and welding operations.

 Secure all connections, couplings, and fittings in your work location.

 Inspect equipment before use.

 Contain sparks and slag created by welding or burning operations.

 Protect welding leads and burning hoses by covering or suspending them.

 Store gas cylinders upright with the valve end cap

 Clear debris from the work area after work is completed.

I hope, you understand about the Hot Work Safety Toolbox Talk.

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