个人防护安全设备培训(AMD).pptVIP

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) TRAINING Recommended PPE Practices At The Workplaces INTRODUCTION NEED FOR PPE PPE are devices worn by persons for protection against possible injury when exposed to hazards. PPE can only minimize the severity of injury should an accident occur or when exposed to hazards. TYPES OF PPE For head protection- Safety helmets For hearing protection- Earplugs earmuffs For eyes protection- Goggles safety glasses For face protection- Faceshields hoods For respiratory protection- Air purifying respirators air supplied respirators For free fall hazard protection- Safety belts lifelines For body protection- Clothings, aprons gloves For foot leg protection- Legging safety footwear SELECTION OF PPE Nature of hazards- gases, vapor, liquid etc Severity of exposure- acute or chronic effects Frequency duration of exposure- how often how long Parts of the body exposed manner of exposure Nature of work engaged in when exposed to hazards Environmental condition Degree of protection which a particular PPE can provide Ease with which it may be used Reliability durability of equipment Ready availability of equipment Reusability of equipment their parts Cost PPE REQUIREMENTS Safety Goggles / Glasses – chemical areas , soldering, drilling , welding , grinding work , lasers etc., Face Shields – Handling chemicals , welding activities or dust producing equipment / tools etc Respiratory Devices – confined space , air pollutants ie. hazardous vapors , dusts and gases etc Ear Plugs / Earmuffs – Noise 85 dBA Leq. Safety Shoes – Carrying heavy objects ie 25 lbs above routinely . Safety / Chemical Gloves – For handling chemicals , liquified nitrogen , lasers , hot-oven , heated vessels EYE FACE PROTECTION EYE FACE PROTECTION POTENTIAL HAZARDS POTENTIAL HAZARDS POTENTIAL HAZARDS POTENTIAL HAZARDS POTENTIAL HAZARDS POTENTIAL HAZARDS POTENTIAL HAZARDS POTENTIAL HAZARDS POTENTIAL HAZARDS PP