PERSONAL PROTECTIVE

EQUIPMENT
 Refers to protective clothing, helmets,
goggles, or other garments or equipment
designed to protect the wearer’s body from
injury by blunt impacts, electrical hazards,
heat, chemicals and infection, and job
related health purposes.
List of Personal Protective
Equipment(PPE)
 1.) Non-specialty safety-toe
protective footwear
A steel-toe boot ( also known as a
safety boot, steel-capped boot or
safety shoe) is a durable boot or
shoes that has a protective
reinforcement in the toe which
protects from the falling objects
or compression , usually
combined with a mid sole plate to
protect against punctures from
below.
 2.) Non-specialty prescription
safety eyewear
Glasses, also known as
eyeglasses(formal),spectacles or
simply specs(informal), are
frames bearing lenses worm in
front of the eyes. They are
normally used for vision
correction or eye protection.
Safety glasses are a kind of eye
protection against flying debris
or against visible and near
visible light or radiation.
3.) Sunglasses/sunscreen
Sunglasses allow better
vision in bright daylight,
and may protect against
damage from high levels
of ultraviolet light. Other
types of glasses may be
used for viewing visual
information(such as
stereoscopy).
4.) Sturdy work shoes
A shoe is can item of
footwear intended to
protect and comfort
the human foot while
doing various
activities.
5.) Lineman’s boots
Lineman’s Boots are
worn both for their
functionality-protecting
the foot and leg from
water, snow, mud, or
hazards or providing
additional ankle
support for strenuous
activities.
6.) Ordinary cold weather
gear
A jacket or ordinary cold
weather gear is a hip- or waist-
length garments for the upper
body. A jacket typically has
sleeves, and fastens in the
front. A jacket is generally
lighter, tighter-fitting, and less
insulating than a coat, which is
outerwear.
7.) Logging boots
A logging boot is a
type of footwear and
a specific type of
shoe. Most boots
mainly coverf the
foot and the ankle
and extend up the
leg. Sometimes as far
as the knee or even
the hip.
8.) Ordinary rain gear
A raincoat is a waterproof or
water-resistant coat worn to
protect the body from rain. The
term rain jacket is sometimes
used to refer to raincoats that are
waist length. A rain jacket may be
combined with a pair of rain
pants to make a rain suit.
9.) Back belts
Back belts, or lumber
support belts, are
generally lightweight
belts worn around the
lower back to provides
support to the lumber.
10.) Long sleeve shirt
A long-sleeved shirt is a
type of shirt, of a style and
fabric similar to a T-shirt,
although, of course, with
long sleeves. A long-
sleeved t-shirt is
sometimes worn
underneath a short-sleeved
shirt for warmth, typically
cold season.
11.) Long pants
Long pants or
long trousers,
pants(usually in
the plural) a
garment
extending form
the waist to the
knee or ankle,
covering each leg
separately.
12.) Dust mask/respirators
used
A dust mask is a flexible pad
held over the nose and
mouth by elastic or rubber
straps to protect against dusts
encountered during
construction or cleaning
activities, such as dust from
drywall, concrete, wood,
fiberglass, silica(from
ceramic or glass production
)or sweeping.