Various types of personal protective equipment have different functions, such as eye protection, hearing protection, respiratory protection, skin protection, and common protective equipment such as protective clothing, safety belts, and safety belts.
1. Hearing protection devices mainly fall into two categories: earplugs; earmuffs
2. Suction protection devices are generally divided into two categories: one is filter respiratory protection The other type is air-supplied respiratory protectors,
3. Eye protection
Eye protection products can generally be divided into 3 categories: safety glasses; safety goggles; masks< /p>
4. Personal protective clothing
4. Principles for wearing and using personal protective equipment
1. Personal protective equipment can eliminate or reduce the impact of occupational disease hazards on workers’ health Therefore, personal protective equipment should be worn and used when entering the workplace and must not be used for other purposes.
2. The most basic principle for wearing and using personal protective equipment is that it must be used correctly and in a standardized manner without affecting the completion of normal inspections (looking, listening, touching, etc.) and operations while ensuring safe production.
3. Personal protective equipment must meet the requirements for preventing and treating occupational diseases; if it does not meet the requirements, it shall not be used.
4. Personal protective equipment is generally replaced according to the statutory deadline and the cycle specified by the business department. In special circumstances, an application can be made to the Human Resources Department before it can be updated or replaced.
5. The user signature system is implemented for the purchase of personal protective equipment, thereby ensuring the right of workers to be equipped with personal protective equipment suitable for the occupational hazards of their positions. At the same time, workers should wear it correctly and accept supervision. obligations.
6. Workplaces that comply with national noise standards, that is, the overall working environment is lower than 85dB(A) every 8 hours of work. Wearing it depends on individual health and sensitivity to noise, but it must be The right to personal protective equipment.