There have been numerous reports of welder's worker exposure to metal fumes.
Carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic (neurological, dermal, and etc.) effects are the adverse …

Background: Welding poses a range of both well-known and subtle hazards to health and
safety. These hazards can act quickly or may show up only in the long term. They can be …

Aim To assess morbidity pattern, awareness of occupational hazards and usage practices of
protective gears among welders. Materials and Methods Cross-sectional study was …

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

Introduction Welding is associated with various inherent occupational hazards which may
result in severe consequences on health of workers performing this task. Very little …

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 …

For the millions who wield welding torches, sparks, and skill aren't the only companions.
Lurking unseen in the fumes are potential health risks, casting a shadow over this vital craft …

Objective: Rapid urbanization and industrialization in the many low-and middle-income
countries means that there is a growing demand for the welding industry. Previous studies in …

Welding is a common industrial process associated with various health hazards. This study
aimed to identify the prevalence of the occupational health hazards & to observe the using of …

Welders are at a high risk of having occupational related eye injuries as a result of exposure
to harmful radiations. The purpose of this study was to assess welders' awareness of …