Personal Protective Equipment

There are many requirements related to personal protective equipment for businesses, especially if they handle hazardous chemicals in their processes. Often times, your technicians or employees may be required to wear different types of protective equipment depending on the task that they are performing or chemical that they are handling.

Our classroom based training program will conduct a Job Hazard Assessment for your facility to determine the potential hazards in your workplace environment and the required protective equipment to minimize the risk of injury. Your employees will then be trained on what PPE is required for their job responsibilities and, more importantly, why the PPE is important to their long-term health.

Training may cover, but is not limited to, the following PPE:

OV Respirator
Fresh Air Intake
Welding Respirator
Dust Mask
Ultraviolet Masks
CO2 Sensors
Safety Glasses
Steel Toed Boots
Face Shields
Head Socks
Hard Hats

Latex Gloves
Nitrile Gloves
Neoprene Gloves
Leather/Canvas Gloves
Shoot Suits
Canvas Coveralls
Ear Plugs/Muffs
Air-Fed Helmets
Inner Helmet Capes
Rubber Boots
Rain Suits