Bosh Ppe
Bosh Ppe
Equipment - PPE
Hierarchy of Control
Personal Protective
Equipment - PPE
• Determine the Different Types of PPE
1081.03
The employer shall be responsible for the adequacy and proper maintenance
of personal protective equipment used in his workplace.
1081.04
No person shall be subjected or exposed to hazardous environmental
condition without protection.
Rule 1082 - Eye and Face Protection
Rule 1083 - Respiratory Protection
Rule 1084 - Head Protection
Rule 1085 - Hand and Arm Protection
Rule 1086 - Safety Belts, Life Lines and Safety Nets
Rule 1087 – Use of Safety Shoes
Personal Protective
Equipment
Head Protection Eye & Face Protection
Hand protection
Eye protection
Hearing Protection
Coveralls
Respiratory Protection
Guidelines in PPE Use
HAZARDS EFFECTS
EFFECTS
• Safety Spectacles
• Eye Goggles
• Face Shields
• Safety Spectacles or Glasses are primary
protective devices intended to shield the wearer’s eyes from
flying and striking objects, glare and injurious radiation
hazards.
Welding Mask
Eye Protections
Face Protections
Hearing Protection
Benefits:
• Prevent loss of hearing
• Lessen noise distraction
Occupational Ear / Hearing Hazards
• Acids / Mists
• Solvents/ Vapors
• Gases / Smoke
• Dusts / Particulates
• Heavy Metals / Fumes
FILTRATION RESPIRATORS or
MECHANICAL RESPIRATORS
screen out dust and some form of mist.
Such Filters need to be replaced at
frequent intervals.
CHEMICAL CARTRIDGE
DEVICES remove contaminants by
passing the tainted air through
material that traps the harmful
portions. There are specific cartridges
for specific contaminants.
AIR-SUPPLYING EQUIPMENT
Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) - Supply air from an
air tank is strapped at the person’s back.
Respiratory Protection
Hand and Arm Protection
Occupational Hand and Arm
Hazards
• Extreme Temperature
• Chemical exposures and splashes
• Sharp objects
• Fire
• Abrasive materials
• Live electrical conductors
Common Hand & Arm Injuries
• Burns
• Bruises
• Abrasions
• Cuts
• Punctures
• Fractures
• Amputations
• Electrocution
Different Kinds of Gloves (D120-14A ASTM)
Class 00 to Class 4
Safety Shoes
Protective Toe Cap
footwear protects your toes
from being crushed by
falling objects.
Safety Glasses
Earplugs/Ear muffs
Personal Lock
and Tags Miners Belt
Hand Gloves
• Provide maneuverability
• Must be designed, installed and used under
the guidance of a qualified person
Vertical Lifeline
Some studies have indicated permanent damage to the lower extremities when the worker
hangs for more than twenty (20) minutes
Limitation Of PPE