webminster's picture

I agree that is the

I agree that is the individuals responsibility. However, many welders work under questionable circumstances and feel that if they complain about the fumes to their employers, that they maybe ridiculed or possibly even fired. So, I think that employers should be held responsible for not only providing literature about the possible hazards, but also actively pursue adequate ventilation for welders working in confined spaces.

Your article on Metal Fumes is a great reference read for welders. Everyone working in the welding field should be familiar with possible exposure to dangerous chemicals in the work space. 


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