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Health and Safety FAQs

In this section

• FAQ: What is an MSDS?
• FAQ: What is arc-eye?
• FAQ: Questions on fume.
• FAQ: What is siderosis?
• FAQ: What is a confined space?
• FAQ: What is a permit to work?
• FAQ: What is metal fume fever?
• FAQ: Health and safety in welding
• FAQ: How should I store gas cylinders?
• FAQ: Local extraction for welding fume
• FAQ: Should arc welding sets be PAT tested?
• FAQ: What is a flame or flashback arrestor?
• FAQ: Hazards associated with thermal spraying
• FAQ: The use of thoriated tungsten electrodes
• FAQ: What is Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS)?
• FAQ: Ultraviolet, visible and infrared radiation hazards
• FAQ: What are the requirements for laser safety eyewear?
• FAQ: Is there a problem of fume in resistance spot welding?
• FAQ: Requirements for health and safety information and training
• FAQ: What are the hazards from gases during welding and cutting?
• FAQ: Can TWI provide expert witnesses for litigation proceedings?
• FAQ: Why is it so important to switch off my MAG set between welding jobs?
• FAQ: What are the health and safety implications of self-piercing riveting?
• FAQ: Are there any alternatives to rosin-based fluxes in cored wire solders?
• Are there any health and safety implications of cutting and welding plastics?
• FAQ: What are the risks associated with the use of a heart pacemaker and welding?
• FAQ: When might I use GRP pipe in preference to traditional plastic pipe in the utilities industry?
• FAQ: What is 'single-piece-flow' production and how does it compare to 'batch-and-queue' production?
• FAQ: What is the minimum safe distance from the welding arc above which there is no risk of eye damage?
• FAQ: Health and safety in welding and allied processes - assessing and controlling the exposure risk and complying with the COSH