This article examines the intricate health hazards of welding, emphasizing cancer risks,
respiratory and neurological impacts, and the need for ventilation measures. Utilizing …

Background: Injuries are a public health concern accounting for 2.78 million fatalities
globally. Welders are exposed to a broad range of injuries (eg cuts, burns, eye injuries, skin …

Often with minimal formal training and protections, informal welders face significant
occupational health and safety (OSH) risks. This cross-sectional study of 219 adult informal …

Introduction: Welding is indirectly related to occupational hazards that may cause work-
related diseases and trauma to the welders. The present study is aimed to analyze the …

Welders are exposed to physical and chemical hazards that can lead to injuries. This study
was carried out in Delta State, Nigeria to investigate the compliance of welders toward the …

Background: Falls at construction sites are common occurrences with some resulting in
fatalities. This study was to determine the prevalence and pattern of falls at construction sites …

ABSTRACT A descriptive cross-sectional survey was done from January to June 2018 in
welding shops of Rawalpindi city, Pakistan. The objectives of the study were to determine …

This study was conducted to quantify the physical and mechanical hazards in welding shops
and assess the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) in these environments. The …

The welding industry is known for having significant occupational health risks. For this
reason, the occupational hazards of welders have been previously examined by many …

This study investigated the safety practices among welders in developing economies in
Rivers State. The descriptive cross-sectional survey research design was adopted for the …