个人防护PPE resentation.ppt

Personal Protective Equipment What Employees Need to Know Session Objectives Understand the PPE hazard assessment process Understand why different types of PPE are selected Know how to properly wear and care for PPE Prequiz: How Much Do You Know? Hazard assessments are conducted only for job functions that involve hazardous materials. Your employer is responsible for selecting PPE. PPE should be inspected before each use. It is not important to keep your PPE clean. Hazard Assessment Evaluate every job function Determine if hazards are present Check for hazards to all parts of the body Determine appropriate PPE Eye and Face Assessment Flying particles Molten metal Hazardous liquids Eye and Face Assessment (cont.) Acid or caustic liquids Gases or vapors Light radiation Respiratory Protection Hazard Assessment Airborne dusts or particulates Vapors or fumes Lack of adequate oxygen Respiratory Protection  Hazard Assessment (cont.) Identify the specific source(s) Review the work processes Monitor the exposure Hearing Hazard Assessment Conduct a noise survey Monitor impacted employees Repeat monitoring Head Hazard Assessment Falling objects Exposed electrical conductors Low-hanging obstructions Foot Hazard Assessment Falling, rolling, or sharp objects Electrical hazards Slippery walking surfaces Hazardous materials Cold weather conditions Hand Hazard Assessment Skin absorption of harmful substances Severe cuts or lacerations Severe abrasions Hand Hazard Assessment (cont.) Punctures Chemical burns Thermal burns Frostbite Clothing Assessment Hot or cold materials or objects Hazardous materials Welding hazards Heavy, sharp, or rough materials Moving machinery Fill in the Blanks 1. ______ ________cause the majority of eye injuries in the workplace. 2. Lack of adequate ______ is a respiratory  hazard usually found in jobs in confined  spaces. 3. A slippery floor is considered a ____ hazard. 4. _____ clothing should not be worn while wor