Read The Room Before You Pick
Select PPE by matching the task hazard, exposure route, and fit need instead of copying a generic kit.
New chemical, old habit: the task changed, so the PPE choice has to change. Jalen is about to decant a new concentrate with splash and skin-burn hazards. What should he do before opening it? Pause, confirm the hazard route, and choose splash goggles, face protection, apron, and compatible gloves before pouring. Correct. OSHA's selection logic starts with the workplace hazard and selects PPE that protects the exposed body parts and fits the task. Use the usual safety glasses because they have always been acceptable for cleaning jobs. Weaker. Safety glasses may be appropriate for particles, but a liquid splash hazard…
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