Run a four-question PPE pre-task check that covers need, type, fit, and serviceability.
The move: check the barrier before you trust the barrier. Necessary PPE begins with a hazard assessment. Name the hazard and exposed body part: splash to eyes, cut to hands, noise to hearing, dust to lungs, falling object to head, or fall exposure to the whole body. If stronger controls can remove or reduce the hazard, ask for them; if exposure remains, PPE is part of the job. Correct Correct means the PPE matches the hazard type and severity. Safety glasses are not splash goggles. A dust mask is not a cartridge respirator. A cut glove is not automatically chemical-resistant.…
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