Welding work hygiene protection measures

1. Welding areas should be well-ventilated to ensure a safe working environment. Local exhaust systems can be installed at the welding site as needed, and either local or full-scale ventilation measures should be implemented depending on the situation.

2. Mobile manganese dust collectors can be used in scattered welding areas, while centralized welding zones should employ mechanical ventilation systems to effectively control harmful fumes and dust.

3. For welding tasks that involve frequent movement and short durations, it is recommended to work upwind to minimize exposure to manganese dust and reduce air pollution in the workspace.

4. When welding inside a container, it is essential to have proper inlet and outlet openings, along with adequate ventilation equipment. A dedicated person should be present on-site to monitor safety during the process.

5. In enclosed spaces, the container must be properly grounded, well-ventilated, and continuously monitored. Importing oxygen into the container is strictly prohibited to prevent potential hazards such as explosions or fire risks.

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