hot work

"Hot work" encompasses various activities that generate heat, flames, or sparks, posing potential fire hazards and necessitating stringent safety measures.

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Definition

B2Occupational Safety

(technical, industrial)Tasks that produce heat, flames, or sparks, such as welding or grinding, which can cause fires or explosions.

Example

  • Before starting any hot work, ensure that fire safety protocols are in place.
  • Hot work permits are mandatory in many industrial settings to prevent accidents.

C1Metalworking

(technical)Shaping or forming metals at temperatures where the material is soft and malleable.

Example

  • Hot work is essential in forging to achieve the desired metal shape.
  • The blacksmith performed hot work to create the intricate design.

B2Construction

(technical)Activities in construction that generate heat or sparks, requiring fire prevention measures.

Example

  • Hot work on the construction site included cutting metal beams with a torch.
  • Safety barriers were set up around the area where hot work was being conducted.

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