OSHA 1910.252 Welding Rules: The 35-Foot Rule and Fire Watch
Learn OSHA 1910.252 welding rules in plain words: the 35-foot rule, when you need a fire watch, how long it stays, hot work permits, and eye safety.
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OSHA Welding, Cutting and Brazing rules for general industry sit in 29 CFR 1910 Subpart Q. The subpart covers general requirements (1910.252), oxygen-fuel gas welding and cutting (1910.253), arc welding…
Learn OSHA 1910.252 welding rules in plain words: the 35-foot rule, when you need a fire watch, how long it stays, hot work permits, and eye safety.