Suspension Syndrome

Suspension Syndrome

Every worker who performs activities at height, uses and trusts his/her safety belt, since in case of a sudden evil or carelessness that may cause the worker to fall, the belt will retain that fall...

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I am over 100Kg. Can I use a belt?

I am over 100Kg. Can I use a belt?

There are no Brazilian norms that determine the maximum weight of the worker at height. The ABNT NBR norms (NBR 14626, NBR14627, NBR14628, NBR14629, NBR15834, NBR 15835, NBR15836 and NBR15837) are...

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Hot Work

Hot Work

"Hot work" is the definition of any activity involving burning, welding, or similar operations that are capable of starting fires or explosions. Hot work also includes other activities with the...

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Tolerance limits for exposure to heat

Tolerance limits for exposure to heat

Today's tip starts with a reminder: occupational exposure to heat (indoors or outdoors, with or without direct sunlight), in any work situation, implies a thermal overload to the worker - and the...

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The importance of Annex II of NR-35

The importance of Annex II of NR-35

Security companies and managers have to deal with a number of challenges. When there are updates to standards, then the challenge is even greater: what has changed? What actions are required with...

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RISKS AFTER FALLS

RISKS AFTER FALLS

Working at height is a very high risk job, so when a fall is stopped by a harness and the worker is suspended, a physiological process called Suspension Syndrome begins. In short, the employee's...

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