
Everything you need to get started & stay safe in your welding career.
Your resource center for welding safety covering manufacturing and hot work welding.
Creating knowledge and understanding of the hazards associated with welding in the workplace.
The information found on this website focuses on manufacturing, fabrication and hot work factors using current industry regulations, best practices, and case studies.
In an effort to develop this information with industry, it will identify and include mitigation strategies and processes that could and should reduce the risks and minimize incidents in the workplace.
We understand that welding can be a demanding job that comes with many opportunities as well as hazards, and it is our goal to provide you with the information and resources you need to stay safe while on the job. Whether you are a student just starting out in the field, an experienced employee looking for ways to improve your safety practices, or an employer looking for ways to protect your workers, you will find valuable information here. We hope that by providing you with access to the latest information on safe work practices and procedures, we can help you stay safe and healthy while you work. Thank you for visiting our resource area, and we hope you find it helpful.
Hot Work Resources
Safe work practices are guidelines and procedures that are designed to protect the health and safety of workers in the welding industry. These practices can include everything from proper protective gear and equipment usage, to following safety protocols when handling hazardous materials.
For students: benefit through increased knowledge and skills, as well as better preparation for working in the industry.
For employees: safe work practices can lead to improved job performance and a reduced risk of injury or illness.
For employers: implementing safe work practices can help to reduce costs associated with workplace injuries and improve overall productivity.
OHS Legislation & Resources
Occupational health and safety (OHS) legislation and resources are laws and guidelines that are designed to protect the health and safety of workers in the welding industry. These laws and guidelines can include everything from regulations on the use of personal protective equipment, to requirements for proper training and supervision.
For students: increase understanding of their rights and responsibilities as workers, as well as an improved ability to identify and address potential safety hazards.
For employees: access to tools and knowledge to protect themselves and their coworkers from injury or illness.
For employers: ensure that their workplace is compliant with the law and can help to reduce the risk of costly workplace injuries and accidents.
Education, Standards & Certifying Partners
Our education resources webpage is designed to provide comprehensive information and support for those in the welding industry. This includes access to post-secondary training programs, links to industry standards and certifying bodies, and other helpful resources.
For students: get information and resources they need to advance their education and training.
For employees: stay up-to-date on the latest industry standards and certifications.
For employers: identify training and education opportunities for their workers, which can lead to improved job performance and reduced workplace accidents.
SAHARA App & eLearning Sign in
The SAHARA 4 Welding App provides a workplace risk assessment combining physical, psychological, and mental health hazards you select to assess your risk level and then links to welding safety and mental health related eLearning courses to help mitigate your risk. Available for free you can download to iOS & Android mobile devices or access online below
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Resources
A comprehensive set of resources are provided by OHS covering the major hazards in the workplace as well as safety standards and policies.
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