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Home | Gallery | 1960s railway safety | Hot works
Hot works
Inflammable material has been left around to catch fire from the welder's sparks

HOT WORKS

From a 1960s British Railways safety booklet

"There is always a risk of fire where welding or cutting is going on. Make sure no sparks or hot particles are left to smoulder after the work has been completed."

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