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Fun Facts. Expiration Dates \u2013 PPE will typically have an expiration date set by the manufacture. Old PPE can compromise the integrity of the material used for protecting someone. OSHA Approved \u2013 OSHA does not approve equipment.
PPE stands for personal protective equipment.
According to OSHA 1910.132(f)(3)(iii), when the employee's use of PPE belies a lack of skill or understanding, despite having been trained before, the employee must be retrained.
PPE Record keeping: The best example of PPE record keeping People have the latest and greatest PPE. The PPE is applicable and relevant to the specific job at hand. The PPE is in good working condition. That people have been adequately trained in how to use PPE.
OSHA recommends inspecting PPE before each use. For some equipment, like safety harnesses, OSHA has requirements regarding inspection, handling, and acceptable condition. Make sure your employees understand these requirements and that they're following them at all times.
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What are PPE Inspection Checklists? Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) inspection checklists are used by safety officials and supervisors to help identify tasks that require PPE, ensure staff is using the right equipment, and reduce overall harm.
A PPE register logs the issue of personal protective equipment such as goggles, sunscreen, gloves, safety vests, etc, to each employee. The Register can be either individual forms for each separate employee, or a master copy with all employees listed on it.
For the purpose of this site, PPE will be classified into categories: eye and face protection, hand protection, body protection, respiratory protection, and hearing protection.
Critical PPE has a \u201cbest before\u201d date, after which its ability to protect as designed is compromised. Safety harnesses, disposable respirators and hard hats fall in that category. Work boots typically last 6-12 months, ear protection up to 6-8 months, eye goggle up to 3 years and hard hats, up to 5 years.
Components of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Gloves. Gloves help protect you when directly handling potentially infectious materials or contaminated surfaces. Gowns. ... Shoe and Head Covers. ... Masks and Respirators. ... Other Face and Eye Protection.

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