Na Cava me Siperei Kina na Rumu ni Boroya e Vakayagataka na iVakabatabata ni Cagi

Ena vuku ni kena vakacurumi na ivakabatabata ni cagi vakadinadinataki ena rumu ni boro kei na vuli, na kena gadrevi na kena vakabulabulataki na cagi vakadinadinataki ni siperei ena vanua ni droini e vu mai na vuna bibi oqo:

Lewai ni iVakarau ni iTuvatuva:

Me vakamamadataka na rerevaki ni kama e vakavuna na katakata vakasivia.

Tarovi ni Kacabote:

Creating a safe and comfortable work environment is crucial, particularly in enclosed spaces like automotive repair shops and small workshops. These areas are typically saturated with sega ni vakataotaki rawa and explosive gases such as paint vapors, kuvu ni soso, and turpentine. These solvents, acting as paint thinners, evaporate rapidly post-spraying. When air reaches a certain concentration of these gases, it becomes susceptible to explosions when encountering an ignition source or extreme heat.

O koya gona, in these environments, not only is the strict prohibition of open flames essential, but also the use of iyaya livaliva ivakadinadina ni kacabote. This precaution aims to prevent the ignition of flammable air gases by sparks generated during the activation, cakacaka, or shutdown of electrical devices. Na lawa ena gauna oqo mai na Tabacakacaka ni kama ni matanitu e vakatara na kena vakayagataki na ivakabatabata ni cagi e vakadinadinataki ena veivanua vakaoqori me vakamuri kina na ivakatagedegede ni tataqomaki.

Sa cakacaka tiko vakalevu na ivakabatabata ni cagi e vakadinadinataka na kacabote ena veimataqali tabana, vakabibitaki ni kena vakarautaki na taqomaki sa dua na ka bibi ki na bisinisi.