Industrial workplaces can expose employees to heat, sparks, chemicals, dust, dirt, mechanical hazards, and other job-specific risks. While no single garment can protect workers from every hazard, properly selected protective clothing can form an important part of a broader PPE program. OSHA requires employers to assess workplace hazards and select PPE that protects workers from identified risks and fits properly. Coveralls can therefore be much more than everyday workwear when ...
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