PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) ASSESSMENT Ref. MAN 16 And RECORD OF ISSUE This PPE Assessment must be completed and any identified actions implemented so as to ensure that suitable PPE is provided where required for employees. Identify the types of PPE provided in the Identification of PPE section below. Answer each question in the Assessment of PPE section on the next page either yes or no, then consider the possible management actions and record them in the Action/Comments column. Review the assessment annually or sooner if there are significant changes to working arrangements. Site Name: TWICKENHAM EXPERINCE LTD - FRONT OF HOUSE Unit No: 68686 Assessed by: Evan Judge Date: 25 July 2012 IDENTIFICATION OF PPE Types of PPE provided (Write in here the PPE items in use, Parts of the body protected Types of suitable PPE to consider or N/A if not required – having checked relevant risk assessments) Eyes and Face Safety spectacles, goggles, face visors or facemasks to protect against chemicals, dust, N/A projectiles and hazardous vapours Hearing Ear plugs or ear defenders to protect against Ear plugs or ear defenders for hearing loss from damaging noise levels concerts Head and/or neck Hard hats or bump caps to protect against falling or flying objects and head bumping; N/A hairnets to prevent hair entanglement Breathing Facemasks, respirators or breathing apparatus Facemask if required for silver to protect against dust, vapours, gas and dipping oxygen deficient atmospheres Whole body / trunk area Overalls, aprons, high-visibility clothing, waterproof coats, thermal clothing to protect Company uniform and Rubber against the effects of adverse weather or Apron (For Line Cleans) temperature extremes, chemical splashes, hot substances etc Hands and/or arms Gloves, gauntlets or armlets to protect against abrasion, temperature extremes, cuts and punctures, impacts, chemicals, hot substances Gloves and equipment, electric shock, vibration, skin infection, disease or contamination Feet and/or legs Safety boots or slip resistant footwear with / without toecaps or steel mid-soles, leggings and gaiters to protect against wet, cuts and Slip resistant punctures, falling objects, frequent use of roll cages and/or pallet trucks and slipping Ref. MAN 16 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) ASSESSMENT
Ref. MAN 16 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) ASSESSMENT And RECORD OF ISSUE This PPE Assessment must be completed and any identified actions implemented so as to ensure that suitable PPE is provided where required for employees. Identify the types of PPE provided in the Identification of PPE section below. Answer each question in the Assessment of PPE section on the next page either yes or no, then consider the possible management actions and record them in the Action/Comments column. Review the assessment annually or sooner if there are significant changes to working arrangements. Site Name: TWICKENHAM EXPERINCE LTD - FRONT OF HOUSE Unit No: 68686 Assessed by: Evan Judge Date: 25 July 2012 IDENTIFICATION OF PPE Parts of the body protected Types of suitable PPE to consider Types of PPE provided (Write in here the PPE items in use, or N/A if not required – having checked relevant risk assessments) Eyes and Face Safety spectacles, goggles, face visors or facemasks to protect against chemicals, dust, projectiles and hazardous vapours N/A Hearing Ear plugs or ear defenders to protect against hearing loss from damaging noise levels Ear plugs or ear defenders for concerts Head and/or neck Hard hats or bump caps to protect against falling or flying objects and head bumping; hairnets to prevent hair entanglement N/A Breathing Facemasks, respirators or breathing apparatus to protect against dust, vapours, gas and oxygen deficient atmospheres Facemask if required for silver dipping Whole body / trunk area Overalls, aprons, high-visibility clothing, waterproof coats, thermal clothing to protect against the effects of adverse weather or temperature extremes, chemical splashes, hot substances etc Company uniform and Rubber Apron (For Line Cleans) Hands and/or arms Gloves, gauntlets or armlets to protect against abrasion, temperature extremes, cuts and punctures, impacts, chemicals, hot substances and equipment, electric shock, vibration, skin infection, disease or contamination Gloves Feet and/or legs Safety boots or slip resistant footwear with / without toecaps or steel mid-soles, leggings and gaiters to protect against wet, cuts and punctures, falling objects, frequent use of roll cages and/or pallet trucks and slipping Slip resistant Ref. MAN 16 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) ASSESSMENT