Shut off and disconnect all power sources to the welding unit.
This guide outlines the essential fire safety requirements for welding operations (hot works) based on Russian Federation safety standards, including Decree No. 1479 and general GOST standards . 🛠️ General Requirements
Temporary hot works require a signed Work Permit (Naryad-Dopusk) from the person responsible for fire safety. Shut off and disconnect all power sources to
Only workers aged 18+ with professional certification and fire safety training (PTM) are permitted to weld.
Do not store fuel or flammable liquids in the welding booth/cabin. 🕒 Post-Welding Supervision After work is completed, the welder must: Inspect the area for hidden embers or smoke. 🛠️ General Requirements Temporary hot works require a
Using faulty equipment or damaged cables is strictly prohibited. 📐 Preparation of the Work Area
Never use clothing or gloves stained with oils, grease, or fuel. 🕒 Post-Welding Supervision After work is completed, the
Remove all combustible materials (wood, rags, trash) within a 5-meter radius (minimum) of the welding spot.