Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Helmets are designed to protect the head from falling objects, impact, and electrical hazards.

Protect the eyes from impact, flying particles, and chemical splashes.

Provide additional protection for the face against impact, chemical splashes, and radiation.

Seal tightly around the eyes to prevent airborne particles, liquids, or gases from entering.

Earplugs and earmuffs reduce exposure to loud noises and prevent hearing damage.

Respirators protect against airborne contaminants, particulate matter, gases, vapors, and dust

Gloves offer protection against cuts, abrasions, chemicals, and other hazards.

Chemical-resistant suits and gloves provide a barrier against hazardous chemicals.

Full-body protective suits to shield against chemical splashes, dust, or other contaminants.

Provide additional protection to the torso and chest.

Reinforced footwear with steel toes to protect against crushing, impact, and punctures.

Offer protection for the feet, often with features such as slip resistance and electrical insulation.

Harnesses and lanyards prevent falls from heights by securing workers to anchor points.

Reflective vests and clothing enhance visibility in low-light conditions to reduce the risk of accidents.

Flame-resistant clothing designed to protect against flames and heat, commonly used in environments where there is a risk of fire.

Insulating gloves and mats protect against electric shock in electrical work.