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SMAW NC II
Denmark V. Rivera
Teacher
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 Guess the Picture

Directions:
Make a wild guess on what kind of
job a person/persons in the picture is
engaged in.
Construction Worker
Doctor
Chef
Fire Fighters
Carpenters
 What do you think is the similarity of the different
persons engaging in those jobs?

Construction Workers Fire

Doctor Chef Carpenters
Fighters

Personal Protective Equipment

(PPE)
From this activity, what do you
think is our topic for today?
Welding Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE)
 Group Activity: 5
Minutes
Directions: The learners will be divided into
5 Groups. Each group will be given one
PPE in Welding and will do the following
tasks base on the Short Video Clip on
Different PPE for Welding:

 Identify the Personal Protective Equipment

assigned to their group
 Give the meaning of the PPE
 Explain the importance of assigned PPE
 Group Activity

Scoring Rubric

Presents idea in a clear 5

manner
5
Identify the PPE Clearly
5
Explained the importance
accordingly
 Note:

 Shout a yell
when you’re Activity Evaluation:
done.
 Choose a Group 1 – Group 2
member of the
Group 2 – Group 3
group to explain
your answer Group 3 – Group 4
 Each Group will Group 4 – Group 5
be given scores Group 5 – Group 1
from the other
group
 Note:

 Shout a yell
when you’re Activity Evaluation:
done.
 Choose a Group 1 – Group 2
member of the
Group 2 – Group 3
group to explain
your answer Group 3 – Group 4
 Each Group will Group 4 – Group 5
be given scores Group 5 – Group 1
from the other
group
Welding Helmet
Welding Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Welding Helmet

Welding shield/helmet is
used to protect the face
and eyes from the arc rays
(Infrared Rays, Ultra
Violet Rays) and heat and
spatter from the molten
metal.
Leather Jacket
Welding Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Leather Jacket

Leather jacket is made of

chrome leather and
prevents the entry of
sparks between the
welder’s clothes and body.
◎LEATHER APRON
Welding Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
◎LEATHER APRON

Leather apron is made of

chrome leather and
provides a welder with
complete protection from
sparks and hot metal from
his/her chest to mid calf.
LEATHER SPATS WELDERS CAP
Welding Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

LEATHER SPATS

Spats are made of chrome

leather and protect the feet
from spatter. .
Welding Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

WELDERS CAP

Welders Cap is used to

protect welder’s head
from spatters in out of
position welding or in
confined spaces.
Leather Boots Face Shield
Welding Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Leather Boots

Leather Boots is used to

protect our feet from
falling spatter, sparks, and
hot metals when welding
overhead and confined
spaces.
Welding Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Face Shield

Face Shield must also be

worn where required to
protect eyes. Welders must
wear safety glasses and
chippers and grinders often
use face shield in addition to
safety glasses.
 Generalization:
Q and A

Directions: Answer should start

with “I BELIEVE” and ends with “AND I
THANK YOU!”
 What are those Personal Protective
Equipment used in welding?
 What is the importance of each
PPE?
 Generalization:
Q and A

 Why do you think welders should

wear correct PPE?
 What do you think will happen if a
welder is not using PPE?
 Evaluation:

Directions: In a ¼ sheet of
paper, fill the blank with the
correct answer.
1. ___________ is safety
gadget used to protect the
face and eyes from the arc
rays, heat and spatter.
.
2. ___________ protects the
welder’s hands from heat,
spatter, and radiation.
3. ____________ is a
safety gadget used to
protect the eyes when
chipping slag and
grinding?
4. ____________ is made of
chrome leather and provides a
welder with complete
protection from sparks and hot
metal from his/her chest to
mid calf.
5. _____________ is used to
protect our feet from falling
spatter, sparks, and hot metals
when welding overhead and
confined spaces.
Answer:
1. Welding Helmet
2. Welding Gloves
3. Safety Glass
4. Leather Apron
5. Leather Boots
 Assignment:
Directions: In one whole sheet of
paper answer the question:

- What are the different welding

codes and standards?
MR. DENMARK V. RIVERA