Protective Equipment – Welding Sample Clauses

Protective Equipment – Welding. Utilities Management will provide a sufficient supply of the following equipment to each welder and assistant: • suitable protective fire proof blankets; • appropriate welding xxxxxxx; • appropriate protective goggles (with correct shading); and • leather aprons, leather jackets, leather hoods, leather sleeves and leggings, coveralls of flame proof material and gauntlet gloves. Where electric arc operators are working, screens which are suitable and sufficient for the protection of employees from flash, will be provided by Utilities Management.
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Protective Equipment – Welding. ElectraNet will provide a sufficient supply of the following equipment to each welder and assistant: • suitable protective fire proof blankets; • appropriate welding xxxxxxx; • appropriate protective goggles (with correct shading); and leather aprons, leather jackets, leather hoods, leather sleeves and leggings, coveralls of flame proof material and gauntlet gloves. Where electric arc operators are working, screens that are suitable and sufficient for the protection of employees from flash, will be provided by ElectraNet.
Protective Equipment – Welding. 49.7.1 The Company shall provide a sufficient supply of the undermentioned equipment to enable each tradesperson and his/her assistant when engaged on work necessitating its use:

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