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A survey of eye safety practices among welders in Nigeria

Background: Welding is a common occupation in both developed and developing countries. The occupation is potentially vision‐threatening if adequate safety measures are not taken to protect the eyes. Safety standards which guide such occupations are lacking in many developing countries including Nigeria. Therefore, it was considered of interest to study the welders in Nigeria in order to establish the current level of eye safety practice.