Is it necessary to follow the procedures for hot work when using a weed cutter in an area where fires are prohibited in a company?
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Is it necessary to follow the procedures for hot work when using a weed cutter in an area where fires are prohibited in a company?
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It should be the gasoline used, along with the sparks generated by the collision of stones
It should be the gasoline used, along with the sparks generated by the collision of stones
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When using non-explosion-proof tools such as weeders, loaders, pneumatic hammers, cross hoes, and shovels in areas of the enterprise where welding is prohibited, or when employing tools that are prone to generating sparks during operations, welding procedure management must be followed and a welding permit must be obtained.
It should be managed in accordance with the procedures for hot work, as it can serve as a ignition source