Welder Safety Training

Welder Safety Training — Frequently Asked Questions

What OSHA standards apply to welding safety?

Welding, cutting, and brazing in general industry are covered by OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart Q (1910.251–255), with construction requirements in 1926 Subpart J. Our welding safety videos address fire prevention, ventilation, PPE, and safe hot-work practices.

What hazards does welder safety training cover?

Training covers arc and radiation exposure, burns, fire and explosion, fume and gas inhalation, electric shock, and the proper use of welding PPE such as helmets, gloves, and flame-resistant clothing, as well as hot-work permit practices.

Who needs welding safety training?

Any employee who welds, cuts, or brazes — and those working nearby or serving as fire watch — should be trained. Employers are responsible for ensuring welders understand the hazards and controls before performing hot work.

What is included in the welding safety training kit?

Each kit includes a training video, presenter’s guide, PowerPoint, quiz, and certificates, available in DVD or USB and in English and Spanish.