Usage of Personal Protective Equipment

PERSONALPERSONAL
PROTECTIVEPROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENTEQUIPMENT
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Personal ProtectiveEquipment (PPE) must bePersonal ProtectiveEquipment (PPE) must be
provided when necessary by reason of hazardsprovided when necessary by reason of hazards
encountered that arecapableof causing injury orencountered that arecapableof causing injury or
impairmentimpairment
PPE isnot asubstitutefor engineering, workPPE isnot asubstitutefor engineering, work
practice, and/or administrativecontrolspractice, and/or administrativecontrols
Useof PPE doesnot eliminatethehazard so if theUseof PPE doesnot eliminatethehazard so if the
equipment failsthen exposureoccursequipment failsthen exposureoccurs
Must beworn to provideprotectionMust beworn to provideprotection
PERSONAL PROTECTIVEPERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENTEQUIPMENT

HAZARD ASSESSMENTHAZARD ASSESSMENT
Theemployer must assesstheworkplacetoTheemployer must assesstheworkplaceto
determineif hazardsarepresent thatdetermineif hazardsarepresent that
necessitatetheuseof PPEnecessitatetheuseof PPE
Hazardsencountered may includechemicalHazardsencountered may includechemical
exposures, falling or dropping objects,exposures, falling or dropping objects,
particulates, temperatureextremes, lightparticulates, temperatureextremes, light
radiation, moving equipment and parts,radiation, moving equipment and parts,
sharp objects, etc.sharp objects, etc.

SURVEY OF HAZARD ASSESSMENT FOR PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
Department: ______________________________________________ Job Title: _________________________________
Supervisor’s Name: ________________________________________ Date: _____________________________________
Eye and Face Protection (1910.133) YES NO If yes, please describe the job task and hazard.
Does the employee work in areas where there is exposure to eye and face hazards from flying particles, molten metal, liquid
chemicals, acids, caustic liquids, chemical gases or vapors or potentially injurious light radiation?
Respiratory Protection (1910.134) YES NO If yes, please describe the job task and hazard.
Does the employee work in areas where effective engineering controls are not feasible to protect the health of the employee
from harmful dusts, fogs, fumes, mists, gases, smokes, sprays or vapors?
Head Protection (1910.135) YES NO If yes, please describe the job task and hazard.
Does the employee work in areas where there is a potential for injury to the head from falling or moving objects or are they
are exposed to electrical conductors which could be contacted by the head?
Foot Protection (1910.136) YES NO If yes, please describe the job task and hazard.
Does the employee work in areas where there is danger of foot injuries due to falling and rolling objects, or objects piercing
the sole, and where such employee’s feet are exposed to electrical hazards?
Electrical Protective Devices (1910.137) YES NO If yes, please describe the job task and hazard.
Does the employee work in areas where there may be exposure to electrical voltage requiring special protection in the form of
insulating blankets, matting, covers, line hose, gloves, and sleeves made of rubber?
Hand Protection (1910.138) YES NO If yes, please describe the job task and hazard.
Does the employee work in areas where their hands are exposed to skin absorption of harmful substances, severe cuts or
lacerations, severe abrasions, punctures, chemical burns, thermal burns, or harmful temperature extremes?
Hearing Protection (1910.95) YES NO If yes, please describe the job task and hazard.
Does the employee work in areas where there is exposure to excessive noise levels (8 hour time-weighted average exceeding 85
dBA)?
If any of the above blocks were answered YES, personal protective equipment is required for this job title. It is now necessary for
proper selection, fitting, communication, training and use of personal protective equipment to take place. If assistance is needed in
completing this survey, please contact the Office of Environmental Health and Safety at 328-6166.
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SURVEY OF HAZARD ASSESSMENT FOR PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
Eye and Face Protection - appropriate eye and/or face protection is required when employees are in areas where there is exposure to eye and
face hazards from flying particles, molten metal, liquid chemicals, acids, caustic liquids, chemical gases or vapors or potentially injurious light
radiation. All eye protection must be ANSI approved.
ACTIVITY HAZARD TYPE OF PPE AFFECTED DEPARTMENTS/JOB TITLES
IMPACT
chipping, grinding,
masonry work,
woodworking, sawing,
drilling, chiseling,
scraping, sanding, weed
eating, mowing, visiting
construction sites, etc.
Flying
fragments,
objects,
large chips,
particles,
sand, dirt,
etc.
Spectacles with side
protection, goggles, or face
shield. Face shields should
be used for severe exposure
and can only be worn over
primary eye protection
(glasses or goggles).
Persons whose vision
requires the use of
prescription lenses must
wear either protective
devices fitted with
prescription lenses or
protective devices designed
to be worn over regular
prescription eye wear.
Facilities Planning, Design & Construction - Facility Const. Eng. II,
Facility Mech. Eng. I, Facility Architect II and Cnst. Ren. Dsgn. Tech II.
Carpentry Shop - Carpenter Sup. II, Roofer, Maint. Mech. I,
Locksmith II, Locksmith III, Trades Worker III and Carpenter II.
Paint Shop - Painter Supervisor and Painter.
Garage - Mechanic Sup. I, Mechanic I and Mechanic II.
Masonry Shop - Mason Sup., Mason I, Mason II, Maint. Mech. I and
Trades Worker III.
Grounds - Grounds Sup. I, Grounds Worker, Gen. Util. Worker and
Laborer.
Steam Plant - Steam Plant Sup. II, Steam Plant Supervisor I, Maint.
Mech. IV and Boiler Operator II.
Plumbing Shop - Plumber Sup., Maint. Mech. IV and Plumber II.
HVAC Shop - HVAC Sup. II, HVAC Sup. I, Maint. Mech. II, HVAC
Technician, HVAC Mech. and Plumber II.
Electrical Shop - Electrical Sup. II, Elec. Sup. I, Electrician II and
Maint. Mech. II
CHEMICALS
Chemical
handling/testing,
cleaning sanitary
sewers, painting,
checking batteries,
pesticide application,
etc.
Splash,
irritating
mists, etc.
Goggles. For severe
exposure use face shield.
Face shields can only be
worn over primary eye
protection (glasses or
goggles).
Housekeeping Services - Hskg. Sup. I, II, and III, Hskg. Team Leader,
Oper. Mgr. Hskg. Svs., and Housekeepers.
Grounds - Grounds Sup. I, Grounds Worker, Gen. Util. Worker and
Laborer.
Garage - Mechanic Sup. I, Mechanic I and Mechanic II.
Masonry Shop - Mason Sup., Mason I, Mason II, Maint. Mech. I and
Trades Worker III.
Paint Shop - Painter Supervisor and Painter.
Plumbing Shop - Plumber Sup., Maint. Mech. IV and Plumber II.
HVAC Shop - HVAC Sup. II, HVAC Sup. I, Maint. Mech. II, HVAC
Technician, HVAC Mech. and Plumber II.
Steam Plant - Steam Plant Sup. II, Steam Plant Supervisor I, Maint.
Mech. IV and Boiler Operator II.
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PPE SELECTIONPPE SELECTION
Protectseach employeeProtectseach employee from identifiedfrom identified
hazardshazards
Isof safedesign and constructionIsof safedesign and construction
Issanitary and reliableIssanitary and reliable
Provideseach employeewith agood fitProvideseach employeewith agood fit
MeetsAmerican National StandardsMeetsAmerican National Standards
Institute(ANSI) standardsor otherInstitute(ANSI) standardsor other
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PPE TRAININGPPE TRAINING
REQUIREMENTSREQUIREMENTS
When isPPE necessaryWhen isPPE necessary
What PPE isnecessaryWhat PPE isnecessary
How to properly adjust and wear PPEHow to properly adjust and wear PPE
Thelimitationsof PPEThelimitationsof PPE
Theproper care, maintenance, usefulTheproper care, maintenance, useful
lifeand disposal of PPElifeand disposal of PPE

PPE RETRAININGPPE RETRAINING
REQUIREMENTSREQUIREMENTS
Changesin theworkplaceChangesin theworkplace
Changesin typesof PPE to beusedChangesin typesof PPE to beused
Inadequaciesin an affected employee’sInadequaciesin an affected employee’s
knowledgeor useof assigned PPEknowledgeor useof assigned PPE
indicatethat theemployeehasnotindicatethat theemployeehasnot
retained trainingretained training
Accident InvestigationsAccident Investigations

ROUTESOF EXPOSUREROUTESOF EXPOSURE
-- InhalationInhalation
- Skin Absorption- Skin Absorption
- Ingestion- Ingestion
Knowing thehazardsandKnowing thehazardsand
how to protect yourself isthehow to protect yourself isthe
key to your safetykey to your safety

TYPESOF PPETYPESOF PPE
EYE & FACE PROTECTIONEYE & FACE PROTECTION
RESPIRATORY PROTECTIONRESPIRATORY PROTECTION
HEAD PROTECTIONHEAD PROTECTION
FOOT PROTECTIONFOOT PROTECTION
ELECTRICAL PROTECTIVE DEVICESELECTRICAL PROTECTIVE DEVICES
HAND & SKIN PROTECTIONHAND & SKIN PROTECTION
HEARING PROTECTIONHEARING PROTECTION

EYE & FACEEYE & FACE
PROTECTIONPROTECTION
Required when employeesareinRequired when employeesarein
areaswherethereisexposuretoareaswherethereisexposureto
eyeand facehazardsfrom flyingeyeand facehazardsfrom flying
particles, molten metal, liquidparticles, molten metal, liquid
chemicals, acids, caustic liquids,chemicals, acids, caustic liquids,
chemical gasesor vaporsorchemical gasesor vaporsor
potentially injuriouslight radiationpotentially injuriouslight radiation

Thousandsof peopleThousandsof people
areblinded each yearareblinded each year
from work-relatedfrom work-related
injuriesinjuries
With eyeor faceWith eyeor face
protection, injuriescanprotection, injuriescan
bepreventedbeprevented
““ Oneincident isall itOneincident isall it
takes”takes”
EYE & FACEEYE & FACE

TYPESOF EYE & FACETYPESOF EYE & FACE
SpectaclesSpectacles
GogglesGoggles
FaceShieldsFaceShields
Welding Goggles/HelmetsWelding Goggles/Helmets

RESPIRATORYRESPIRATORY
areaswhereeffectiveengineeringareaswhereeffectiveengineering
controlsarenot feasibleto protectcontrolsarenot feasibleto protect
thehealth of theemployeefromthehealth of theemployeefrom
harmful dusts, fogs, fumes, mists,harmful dusts, fogs, fumes, mists,
gases, smokes, spraysor vaporsgases, smokes, spraysor vapors

Exposurelevelsexceed thePELExposurelevelsexceed thePEL
During installation of engineering or workDuring installation of engineering or work
practicecontrolspracticecontrols
Maintenanceand repair activitiesthat mayMaintenanceand repair activitiesthat may
result in exceeding thePELresult in exceeding thePEL
Emergency Responsewheretypeand/orEmergency Responsewheretypeand/or
concentration of contaminant isunknownconcentration of contaminant isunknown
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TYPESOFTYPESOF
RESPIRATORSRESPIRATORS
Air-purifyingAir-purifying
Supplied-airSupplied-air

Medical ExamMedical Exam
Selection based on hazardSelection based on hazard
Fit TestingFit Testing
Facial HairFacial Hair
Inspection of EquipmentInspection of Equipment
Specific Training on OperationSpecific Training on Operation
LimitationsLimitations

areaswherethereisapotential forareaswherethereisapotential for
injury to thehead from falling orinjury to thehead from falling or
moving objectsor when they aremoving objectsor when they are
exposed to electrical conductorsexposed to electrical conductors
which could becontacted by thewhich could becontacted by the
headhead

Injuriesto theheadInjuriesto thehead
could involveyour:could involveyour:
-brain-brain
-eyes-eyes
-nose-nose
-mouth.-mouth.
For thisreason, headFor thisreason, head
protection and safetyprotection and safety
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POTENTIALPOTENTIAL
HAZARDSHAZARDS
--accidentsresult inaccidentsresult in
shocksand burnsshocksand burns
-- falling or flyingfalling or flying
objectscause sprains,objectscause sprains,
fractures, andfractures, and
concussions.concussions.
-materialscan irritate-materialscan irritate
and burn eyesandand burn eyesand
skinskin
Electrical ShocksElectrical Shocks Head ImpactHead Impact
Splashes, SpillsSplashes, Spills
&Drips&Drips

Bump Capsvs. Hard HatsBump Capsvs. Hard Hats
ClassA - reducetheforceof impact of falling objectsandClassA - reducetheforceof impact of falling objectsand
reducedanger of contact with low-voltageelectricalreducedanger of contact with low-voltageelectrical
conductors(proof tested at 2200 volts)conductors(proof tested at 2200 volts)
ClassB - reducetheforceof impact of falling objectsandClassB - reducetheforceof impact of falling objectsand
reducedanger of contact with high-voltageelectricalreducedanger of contact with high-voltageelectrical
conductors(proof tested at 20,000 volts)conductors(proof tested at 20,000 volts)
ClassC - reducetheforceof impact of falling objects, butClassC - reducetheforceof impact of falling objects, but
offer no electrical protectionoffer no electrical protection

Limited protection by REDUCING theforceofLimited protection by REDUCING theforceof
small falling objectsstriking or penetrating thesmall falling objectsstriking or penetrating the
TOPof theshellTOPof theshell
Doesnot providefront, sideor rear impact orDoesnot providefront, sideor rear impact or
penetration protectionpenetration protection
Inspect daily for signsof dents, cracks,Inspect daily for signsof dents, cracks,
penetrations, and any damagedueto impact,penetrations, and any damagedueto impact,
rough treatment or wearrough treatment or wear
If failsinspection, removefrom serviceIf failsinspection, removefrom service

areaswherethereisdanger ofareaswherethereisdanger of
foot injuriesdueto falling andfoot injuriesdueto falling and
rolling objects, slip hazardsorrolling objects, slip hazardsor
objectspiercing thesole, andobjectspiercing thesole, and
whereemployeesareexposed towhereemployeesareexposed to
electrical hazardselectrical hazards

POTENTIAL HAZARDSPOTENTIAL HAZARDS
Impact Injuries Spills& Splashes Compression InjurieImpact Injuries Spills& Splashes Compression Injurie
Electrical Shocks Slipping TemperatureElectrical Shocks Slipping Temperature
ExtremesExtremes

Impact and compression protection for toesImpact and compression protection for toes
Metatarsal protectionMetatarsal protection
Electrical hazard protection (600 voltsorElectrical hazard protection (600 voltsor
lessunder dry conditions)lessunder dry conditions)
Conductiveprotection (minimizestaticConductiveprotection (minimizestatic
electricity)electricity)
Protection against puncturesandProtection against puncturesand
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Slip resistant solesSlip resistant soles
Compatiblewith environmentCompatiblewith environment
Assureproper fitAssureproper fit
Inspect for cuts, tears, cracks, worn solesInspect for cuts, tears, cracks, worn soles
and other damageand other damage
Carefor footwear according toCarefor footwear according to
manufacturer’srecommendationsmanufacturer’srecommendations
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ELECTRICAL PROTECTIVEELECTRICAL PROTECTIVE
DEVICESDEVICES
Required when employeesarein areasRequired when employeesarein areas
wheretheremay beexposureto substantialwheretheremay beexposureto substantial
electrical voltageelectrical voltage
Rubber isconsidered best materialRubber isconsidered best material
Must comply with ANSI requirementsforMust comply with ANSI requirementsfor
rubber insulating gloves, matting, blankets,rubber insulating gloves, matting, blankets,
hoods, linehoseand sleeveshoods, linehoseand sleeves

HAND & SKINHAND & SKIN
areaswheretheir handsand bodyareaswheretheir handsand body
areexposed to skin absorption ofareexposed to skin absorption of
harmful substances, severecutsharmful substances, severecuts
or lacerations, chemical oror lacerations, chemical or
thermal burns, etc.thermal burns, etc.
Protection must becompatibleProtection must becompatible
with hazardwith hazard

POTENTIALHAZARDSPOTENTIALHAZARDS
Traumatic InjuriesTraumatic Injuries Contact InjuriesContact Injuries RepetitiveMotionRepetitiveMotion
- cuts, punctures,- cuts, punctures,
sprainsor crushingsprainsor crushing
from equipmentfrom equipment
-- contact with toxiccontact with toxic
chemicals, biologicalchemicals, biological
substances, electricalsubstances, electrical
sources, extremesources, extreme
temperaturestemperatures
- samehand- samehand
movement overmovement over
extended timeextended time
periodsperiods

SELECTION OFSELECTION OF
GLOVES/CLOTHINGGLOVES/CLOTHING
Dependent upon typeof hazardDependent upon typeof hazard
Check MSDSfor guidelinesfor chemicalCheck MSDSfor guidelinesfor chemical
hazardshazards
Not every job requiresglovesasthey canNot every job requiresglovesasthey can
becomeahazardbecomeahazard
Allergies- Latex, powderAllergies- Latex, powder
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GLOVE/CLOTHINGGLOVE/CLOTHING
SELECTIONSELECTION
Choosecompatiblematerial asno oneChoosecompatiblematerial asno one
material issuited for all chemicalsmaterial issuited for all chemicals
May bewell suited for oneand dangerousMay bewell suited for oneand dangerous
for anotherfor another
Manufacturer’schemical resistanceguideManufacturer’schemical resistanceguide
Becareful with chemical combinationsBecareful with chemical combinations
Decontamination vs. DisposalDecontamination vs. Disposal
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GLOVE SELECTIONGLOVE SELECTION
Thickness- consider requiredThickness- consider required
sensitivity and flexibility required to dosensitivity and flexibility required to do
job - thinner material will sacrificejob - thinner material will sacrifice
chemical resistancechemical resistance
LengthLength
Finishesand LiningsFinishesand Linings

HEARING PROTECTIONHEARING PROTECTION
areaswherethereisexposuretoareaswherethereisexposureto
excessivenoiselevels(8 hourexcessivenoiselevels(8 hour
TWATWA >> 85 dbA)85 dbA)
Recommended for usein highRecommended for usein high
noiseareasand for usewith highnoiseareasand for usewith high
noiseoperationsnoiseoperations

CARE OF PPECARE OF PPE
Alwayscheck PPE for damagebeforeandAlwayscheck PPE for damagebeforeand
after you useitafter you useit
Clean PPE beforestoringClean PPE beforestoring
Disposeof and replacedamaged PPEDisposeof and replacedamaged PPE
Properly storePPE and avoid conditionsProperly storePPE and avoid conditions
that could damageit, such asheat, light,that could damageit, such asheat, light,
moisture, etc.moisture, etc.

PPE Acquisition &PPE Acquisition &
ReplacementReplacement
PPE isprovided by SupervisorPPE isprovided by Supervisor
If performing activity and you do not haveIf performing activity and you do not have
PPE, contact Supervisor for PPE prior toPPE, contact Supervisor for PPE prior to
starting activitystarting activity
Employeemay beresponsiblefor lost orEmployeemay beresponsiblefor lost or
damaged PPEdamaged PPE
StateEquipment UsePolicyStateEquipment UsePolicy

EMPLOYEEEMPLOYEE
RESPONSIBILITIESRESPONSIBILITIES
Employeesmust usePPE in accordancewithEmployeesmust usePPE in accordancewith
training and instructionstraining and instructions
Most job activitiesrequiretheuseof PPEMost job activitiesrequiretheuseof PPE
PPE useisarequirement of thejobPPE useisarequirement of thejob
If theemployeecannot usethePPE thenIf theemployeecannot usethePPE then
alternativePPE must beselected, thejob mustalternativePPE must beselected, thejob must
bemodified to eliminatethehazard requiringbemodified to eliminatethehazard requiring
PPE or theemployeemust changejobsPPE or theemployeemust changejobs

EMPLOYEEEMPLOYEE
Employeecannot sign waiver andEmployeecannot sign waiver and
accept risk of injuryaccept risk of injury
Unethical to knowingly placeanUnethical to knowingly placean
employeein an unprotected hazardousemployeein an unprotected hazardous
situationsituation
PPE isprovided to protect employeePPE isprovided to protect employee
and isnot intended asanand isnot intended asan
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EMPLOYEREMPLOYER
Theemployer SHALL ensurethatTheemployer SHALL ensurethat
employeesemployees areprovidedareprovided andand useuse appropriateappropriate
personal protectiveequipment when theypersonal protectiveequipment when they
areexposed to hazardsrequiring their useareexposed to hazardsrequiring their use

EMPLOYEREMPLOYER
Useof PPE hasbeen incorporated intoUseof PPE hasbeen incorporated into
employeework plansand will beenforcedemployeework plansand will beenforced
asany other key responsibility/dimensionasany other key responsibility/dimension
including disciplinary action and may affectincluding disciplinary action and may affect
workers’ compensation eligibilityworkers’ compensation eligibility

REMEMBERREMEMBER
SAFETY IS EVERYBODY’S JOBSAFETY IS EVERYBODY’S JOB
EVERYDAY FOR EVERYBODYEVERYDAY FOR EVERYBODY
AROUND YOUAROUND YOU

TEST TIMETEST TIME
QUESTIONSQUESTIONS

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
1. PPE1. PPE
A - isan engineering controlA - isan engineering control
B - eliminatesthehazardB - eliminatesthehazard
C - should beused for primaryC - should beused for primary
protection against hazardsprotection against hazards
D - noneof theaboveD - noneof theabove

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
2. Eyeand faceprotection must:2. Eyeand faceprotection must:
A - Beappropriatefor thehazardA - Beappropriatefor thehazard
and fit properlyand fit properly
B - Not interferewith thewearer’sB - Not interferewith thewearer’s
movementsmovements
C - Beeasy to clean and kept in goodC - Beeasy to clean and kept in good
repairrepair
D - All of theaboveD - All of theabove

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
3. A NoiseReduction Rating (NRR)3. A NoiseReduction Rating (NRR)
with ahigh number provides:with ahigh number provides:
A - Lessprotection against noiseA - Lessprotection against noise
B - Moreprotection against noiseB - Moreprotection against noise
C - Information asto whether or not aC - Information asto whether or not a
plug isdisposableplug isdisposable
D - Noneof theaboveD - Noneof theabove

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
4. TheOSHA PPE Standard4. TheOSHA PPE Standard
requirestheemployer to:requirestheemployer to:
A - assesstheworkplacefor hazardsA - assesstheworkplacefor hazards
B - Select and providePPEB - Select and providePPE
C - Train employeesC - Train employees
D - All of theaboveD - All of theabove

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
5. According to theOSHA PPE5. According to theOSHA PPE
Standard, training must beprovidedStandard, training must beprovided
upon initial employment and:upon initial employment and:
A - AnnuallyA - Annually
B - Every 3 yearsB - Every 3 years
C - When employeeimproperly usesC - When employeeimproperly uses
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PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
6. PPE isselected based on:6. PPE isselected based on:
A - costA - cost
B - availabilityB - availability
C - hazardstheemployeeisexposed toC - hazardstheemployeeisexposed to
D - what EH&Swantsto doD - what EH&Swantsto do

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
7. When selecting hearing protection,7. When selecting hearing protection,
themost important factor is:themost important factor is:
A - fitA - fit
B - noisereduction factorB - noisereduction factor
C - costC - cost
D - appearanceD - appearance

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
8. If an employeelosesor damages8. If an employeelosesor damages
PPE issued to them, they:PPE issued to them, they:
A - will beissued new PPEA - will beissued new PPE
B - may beresponsiblefor replacingB - may beresponsiblefor replacing
thePPEthePPE
C - will not haveto usePPEC - will not haveto usePPE
D - Noneof theaboveD - Noneof theabove

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
9. PPE must beinspected:9. PPE must beinspected:
A - annuallyA - annually
B - monthlyB - monthly
C - beforeand after each useC - beforeand after each use
D - when you feel likeitD - when you feel likeit

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
10. TRUE or FALSE10. TRUE or FALSE
Employeesdo not haveto usePPE ifEmployeesdo not haveto usePPE if
they sign awaiver.they sign awaiver.

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
If you haveabeard you cannot wear aIf you haveabeard you cannot wear a
respirator.respirator.

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
Hard hatsprovideadequateprotectionHard hatsprovideadequateprotection
from all falling objects.from all falling objects.

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
If you wear glovesthereisno need toIf you wear glovesthereisno need to
wash your handswhen you completewash your handswhen you complete
thejob.thejob.

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
Disciplinary action can betakenDisciplinary action can betaken
against an employeeif they do not useagainst an employeeif they do not use
PPE.PPE.

PPE QUIZPPE QUIZ
Nitrilegloveswill protect your handsNitrilegloveswill protect your hands
from all typesof chemical exposures.from all typesof chemical exposures.

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