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--- equipment:hotworks:welder [2025/07/11 17:54] – ollie
+++ equipment:hotworks:welder [2025/07/11 19:48] (current) – ollie
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 <callout title="Induction Required" type="danger" icon="true"> This equipment requires an induction prior to use. For your own safety and to avoid damage to the equipment do not attempt to use it until you have been inducted.
-It's a two part induction. There is an in-person induction which will take no more than an hour. Please read the wiki and do the quiz (on the membership PC), before your in-person induction.  </callout>
+It's a two part induction. There is an in-person induction which will take no more than an hour. Please read the wiki before your in-person induction. Once you complete the quiz (on the enrollment portal pc), you should be able to turn on the bleepy box</callout>
 <callout title="Burn Hazard" type="warning" icon="true"> Welding generates heat, resulting in workpieces and equipment which may be very hot. This may pose a burn hazard to the user or those around them, take care during and after use.</callout>
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 === Avoiding fire and fumes ===
   * Before commencing any welding, ensure the hot works area is clear from flammable items. Do not weld if there are strong, potentially flammable fumes in the space
-  * Do not weld items which could be flammable. **No not weld vehicles**
+  * Do not weld items which could be flammable. **Do not weld vehicles**
   * Do not weld items which contain surface finishes, which could release flammable or hazardous fumes such as painted or galvanised surfaces.
   * Keeping workpieces clean can help to minimise sparks and will result in a better weld