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Personal Protective Equipment Facilities Management 2007 Training Program At the end of this training you will be required to complete an on-line quiz. Please review the information in this program until you feel comfortable with it. You will also be provided with a Hazard Certification for your job title. Your supervisor will review this with you and you will both sign off on it. Personal Protective Equipment OHSA Requirements PPE must be provided for you. You must wear the appropriate PPE. PPE must be stored in a sanitary and reliable condition. This includes PPE for Eye, Face, Head, and Extremities Protective Clothing Respiratory Devices Protective Shield and Barriers Definition of PPE PPE stands for Personal Protective Equipment. Items such as gloves and ear plugs are PPE. This is the equipment that protects you against hazards in the workplace. However, it can’t protect you if it isn’t worn correctly or you choose not to wear it. Eye and Face Protection Eye and face protection must be used when exposed to hazards from: Flying particles Liquid chemicals Acids or caustic liquids Chemical vapors or gases Welding Potentially injurious light radiation (from welding or lasers) Eye and Face Protection Must comply with ANSI Z87 specifications Safety Glasses Full Face Shield Safety Goggles Welding Helmets Prescription Lenses If you wear prescription glasses and need eye protection, you must Wear prescription safety glasses or goggles --or-- Wear eye protection that can be worn over your glasses without disturbing them. If you need more information on prescription safety glasses, please contact your supervisor. Select the Eyewear Most Suitedto You and the Task There are many types of eye protection, to suit the task and the individual. It should fit comfortably, without pinching the nose or causing pressure on the head. Eyewear should not distort or block your vision. Eye and Face Protection Put on eye protection before exposure to