Welding Safety Essentials Quiz

Protective gear worn to minimize exposure to hazards during welding.

Psychological condition, not a physical hazard typically associated with welding.

Protective gear that shields the welder's face and eyes from sparks, heat, and light.

Designed to extinguish fires fueled by flammable liquids, including those from welding.

Filters out harmful gases and particulates, safeguarding the welder's respiratory system.

Maintains a safe distance to prevent burns from radiant heat and sparks.

Establishes an electrical connection between the workpiece and the welding machine for efficient current flow.

Abrupt release of intense energy during welding, posing a risk of burns and eye damage.

Immediate medical care to alleviate pain and prevent further damage to the eyes.

Produces ozone as a byproduct, necessitating proper ventilation and respiratory protection.

Uses inert gas to displace oxygen, preventing contamination and ensuring quality welds.

Limited airflow increases the concentration of harmful gases, posing respiratory hazards.