What does automotive sheet metal do? What's the harm?

This occupation is relatively healthy and there are no special occupational diseases.

Automotive sheet metal's main job is cold working, which usually refers to metal cutting, that is, using a tool to remove the redundant metal layer on the metal material (blank) or workpiece, so that the workpiece can obtain a certain shape, dimensional accuracy and surface roughness. Such as turning, drilling, milling, planing, grinding and broaching. In addition, some welding operations are carried out.

Noise is the main occupational hazard factor of cold working.

The main occupational hazards in the welding process are noise, welding dust, manganese dust, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, ozone and ultraviolet rays.

If there are occupational hazards in the production process, occupational diseases may occur. Possible occupational diseases include noise deafness, welder's pneumoconiosis, manganese poisoning and electro-optic ophthalmia.

However, in view of the fact that the workload and working hours of auto repair sheet metal workers will not be long, it is less likely to get occupational diseases.