The document outlines the importance and types of personal protective equipment (PPE) designed to protect workers from various hazards. It details specific items like face shields, safety glasses, gloves, respirators, and helmets, explaining their functions and scenarios for use. Additionally, it provides a condition checklist for several PPE items, indicating whether they are functional and actions needed for replacement or cleaning.

1. Check Condition of Tools
and equipment

2. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
PPE refers to protective clothing,
gloves, helmets, goggles, or other
garment or equipment designed TO
PROTECT THE WEARER’S BODY FROM
INJURY by dangerous impacts,
electrical hazards, chemicals, and
infection, job related purposes and
even in sports

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“Protective clothing”
•Is applied to traditional categories of
clothing, and “gear” is a more general
term and which means protective
categories, su
ch as pads, guards, glove, shield,
masks, etc.
•The use of PPE is to reduce worker
exposure to hazards and risks.

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“Protective clothing”
•Is applied to traditional categories of
clothing, and “gear” is a more general
term and which means protective
categories, su
ch as pads, guards, glove, shield,
masks, etc.
•The use of PPE is to reduce worker
exposure to hazards and risks.

5. USES OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
1. Face shield protects from
flying debris such as produced by
cutting tiles, fine aggregates,
welding, chipping, or sanding and
protects against splashes or spray of
liquid.
A. Flying debris or Splashing Liquid

6. Face Shield

7. 2. Safety Glasses provides protection for the eyes from sand and may additionally
be tinted to block ultra violet or laser light.
3. Goggles seal tightly to the eyes and provide superior protection from dust, dirt,
and cement powder.
B. Sharp in juries and Rough Object
1. Those who are exposed to sharp injuries can utilize cut and puncture
resistant protective gloves, and hand heild safety tools that offers stand –off
distance between themselves and whatever they may come into contact.
2. Leather Gloves- Are mainly for rough or porous object like tiles, and dirt.

8. Safety Glasses

9. Leather Gloves

10. 1. Respirators such as ‘gas masks” and “particulate
respirators“ filter chemicals and gases or airborne
particles. A second type of resperator protects usrers
by providing clean, inhalable air from another sources.
In some work place, respirators are used when adequate
ventilation is not available or other engineering control
systems are not feasible.
C. Air- purifying respirator

11. Gas Mask

12. Cover All- a clothing designed to protect the body from excessive dirt
grease, oil and others.
Knee pads- are used to protect the knees in tile setting
Helmets- are used to protect head from falling Object and forceful
bump
First aid kit- contain supplies intended for first aid measures
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D. Other Equipment

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Personal
protective
Equipment
Quantity/ Number
of pieces
Condition Action Taken
1. Gloves 10 pairs Non- Functional Replacement
2.Dust mask/ Gas
Mask
10 Non- Functional Replacement
3. Goggles 10 Functional Cleaning
4. Clothing/ Over
All
5 Non-Functional Replacement
5. Knee Pad 5 pairs Functional Cleaning
6. Helmet 5 Functional Cleaning
7. Face shield 2 Functional Cleaning

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Helmet