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Types of PPE Training Short

Name: Types of PPE Training Short
Brand: Training Shorts
SKU: ATS169-5
Availability: OnlineOnly

This course guides employees in selecting the correct Eye and Face Protection to comply with OSHA regulations.

2 minutes

2025

SKU: ATS169-5

Training Objectives

Explain the critical limitation of face shields regarding impact hazards

List key selection criteria including fit, comfort, and unrestricted vision

Course Overview

You only get one pair of eyes. Are you protecting them with the right gear?

Not all safety glasses are created equal, and grabbing the wrong pair could leave you vulnerable to chemical splashes or high-velocity impact. This training short dives into the specific criteria for selecting eye and face protection. We break down the differences between standard safety glasses, tight-fitting goggles, and specialized welding shields.

We also expose a common, dangerous misconception regarding face shields. Many workers believe a shield provides total protection, but we explain why using one without additional eyewear is a violation of safety protocols that puts you at risk. Watch this video to learn how to layer your protection correctly and ensure your vision remains uncompromised.

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Eye or face protection is required when employees face hazards from flying particles, molten metal, liquid chemicals, gases/vapors, infected material, or harmful light radiation.

Common types include safety glasses (with impact-resistant lenses), tight-fitting goggles, welding shields (for intense light and sparks), and protective face shields.

Safety glasses have side shields and frames, while goggles are tight-fitting, completely covering the eyes and surrounding area for better protection against dust and splashes.

A face shield, which protects against splashes and dust but not impact, must always be worn in conjunction with either safety glasses or goggles underneath.

Employers must consider the gear's ability to protect against specific hazards, its comfort, proper fit, durability, clear manufacturer identification, and whether it permits the unrestricted use of other required PPE.

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