Video Library: Welding Safety

Confined Space Hotwork
Hot Work Permits
Oxyacetylene Safety
Oxyfuel Gas Cutting
Welding Safety
Welding Safety—Securing the Work Zone

• Confined Space Hotwork
  #CO017 (13 min. 1988)
  Occupational
  This videotape gives welders a clear step-by-step checklist to follow when working in confined spaces. Covers safe work permit, preparation, atmospheric testing, fire watch and emergency rescue.
• Hot Work Permits
  #HO007 (11 min. 1994)
  Occupational
  Know the facts about hot works permits. This video motivates and teaches about:
  • What is hot work and what is a hot work permit?
  • When should a hot work permit be used?
  • What are your responsibilities?
  • What do you do when the job changes?
  OSHA requires a hot work permit (written work approval) under welding and cutting fire protection and process safety management.
• Oxyacetylene Safety
  #OX016 (25 min. 1988)
  Occupational
  The purpose of this video is to develop a better understanding of safety practices in the use of oxyacetylene welding, cutting and heating equipment. Emphasizes proper handling and set-up of cylinders.
• Oxyfuel Gas Cutting
  #OX014 & #OX015 (13 min. 1988)
  Occupational
  This program deals with the special challenges of oxyfuel gas cutting and outlines safe procedures and work conditions. It covers characteristics of acetylene and oxygen; proper handling and storage; torch, regulatory and cylinder maintenance; proper safety equipment; hook-up procedures; ventilation; preventing spark and spatter; and fire watch.
• Welding Safety
  #WE001 (12 min. 1996)
  Occupational
  Helps comply with the OSHA standard, which regulates safe welding activities. Covers hazards and personal protective equipment, fire safety, hazardous atmospheres and other concerns, including electric arc and compressed gas cylinders.
• Welding Safety—Securing the Work Zone
  #WE020 (14 min. 1988)
  Occupational
  This videotape includes an introduction to welding and basic safety precautions. Covers oxyfuel gas welding, electric arc welding, preparation, securing the 360 degree zone, welding fumes and proper ventilation, proper clothing and gear, fire watch, and noise. Audience: industrial and construction.