What kind of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) is required on a construction site?

Protect the head from falling objects, debris, and accidental head contact with electrical hazards. Must be worn at all times on active sites.

Hard Hats (Safety Helmets)

Shield eyes from dust, flying particles, chemicals, and sparks. Essential during tasks like grinding, cutting, or working with hazardous materials.

Safety Glasses or Goggles

Makes workers easily visible to equipment operators and other personnel, especially in low-light or high-traffic areas. Usually comes in fluorescent colors with reflective strips.

High-Visibility Clothing

Protects feet from heavy falling objects, sharp items, and punctures. Also provides slip resistance on uneven or wet surfaces.

Safety Footwear (Steel-Toe Boots)

Used to protect hands from cuts, abrasions, chemicals, and extreme temperatures. The type of glove depends on the specific task (e.g., welding, handling concrete).

Gloves

Used to protect hands from cuts, abrasions, chemicals, and extreme temperatures. The type of glove depends on the specific task (e.g., welding, handling concrete).

Hearing Protection (Earplugs or Earmuffs)

Shields lungs from inhaling dust, fumes, and hazardous airborne particles. Selection depends on the type of airborne hazard present.

Respiratory Protection (Dust Masks or Respirators)

Required when working at heights to prevent serious injury from falls. Often used in roofing, scaffolding, or elevated platforms.

Fall Protection Equipment (Harnesses)

Offers full-face protection during high-risk tasks like cutting, welding, or grinding. Usually worn in combination with safety glasses.

Face Shields

Provide body protection from chemical splashes, dust, paint, or other contaminants. Especially used in demolition, painting, or hazardous material handling.

Coveralls or Protective Suits

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