This document discusses personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements from OSHA. It explains that employers must provide appropriate PPE to employees when workplace hazards are present. The document outlines how to identify hazards, select the proper PPE to address each hazard, and ensure PPE is properly fitted, maintained and used. Common types of PPE like head, eye, hand and foot protection are described along with hazards they address such as falling/flying objects, chemicals, electricity and noise. Proper PPE selection, fitting and maintenance procedures are emphasized to provide effective protection.

1. Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Last updated 6/9/2008