What are the hazards of welding fume?

A, welding dust hazards mainly include:

Inhaling this smoke can cause dizziness, headache, cough, chest tightness and shortness of breath. Long-term inhalation will cause pulmonary fibrosis, that is, welder's pneumoconiosis, which is often accompanied by complications such as manganese poisoning, fluorosis and metal smoke fever. The incidence of welder's pneumoconiosis develops slowly, with a long course of disease, and the general length of service is 15-25 years.

Second, the preventive measures:

1, improve the ventilation in the workplace, when welding in a closed or semi-closed structure, mechanical ventilation measures must be taken;

2, strengthen personal protection, welding personnel must wear dust masks or masks that meet the requirements of occupational health;

3. Strengthen occupational health publicity and education, consciously abide by the occupational health management system, and do a good job in self-protection;

4. Strengthen pre-job and post-job occupational health examination and working environment monitoring to prevent and control occupational diseases in advance;

5. Improve welding technology, welding technology and materials.