PPE

• Engineering
• Further Education (Key Stage 5)

PPE

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What hazards can you see at this point?

Protective headgear worn to prevent injuries from falling objects:__________________________

1. Hard Hat
2. Safety glasses
3. Hearing Protection
4. Barrier Cream

Eyewear designed to protect the eyes from chemical splashes or flying debris

1. Hearing Protection
2. Hard hat
3. Safety glasses
4. Barrier Cream

Devices worn to protect the ears from excessive noise levels:___________________________

1. Hearing Protection
2. Hard hat
3. Safety glasses
4. Barrier Cream

What item would you use to provide protection from irritants to your hands?

1. Hearing Protection
2. Hard hat
3. Safety glasses
4. Barrier Cream

Footwear designed to protect the toes from heavy objects or compression___________________

1. Respirator
2. Steel-toed boots
3. High visibility vest
4. Thick socks

A garment worn to increase visibility and safety in low-light conditions

1. Respirator
2. Steel-toed boots
3. High visibility vest
4. Thick socks

Equipment worn to filter out harmful airborne particles or gases

1. Respirator
2. Steel-toed boots
3. High visibility vest
4. Thick socks

What Items could be considered to be PPE

1. Welding gloves
2. Ear Protection
3. Safety Glasses
4. Latex Gloves

Who is responsible for ensuring you have the correct PPE

1. The Government
2. Your Employer
3. You
4. Your parents

Who is responsible for maintaining PPE

1. The Government
2. Your Employer
3. You
4. Your parents

Who determines what PPE is needed for each job?

1. The Government
2. Your Employer
3. You
4. Your parents

If the correct PPE is not available I could

1. Tell my manager
2. Go looking for it
3. Refuse to work on
4. make a complaint

I can refuse to wear PPE if..

1. It doesn't match my clothes
2. It is the wrong size
3. Working is easier without it
4. Other people don't wear their PPE.

What are the possible consequences for not wearing PPE

1. Being told to wear it
2. A warning
3. A final warning
4. Dismissal