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personal protective
Hard hats protect the head from impact and falling objects.
safety glasses protect the eyes from flying objects, dust, and chemicals.
Hearing protection protects the ears from noise-induced hearing loss
Respirators protect the lungs from harmful dusts, gases, and vapors
emergency response
Evacuation: If possible, people should be evacuated from the area of the emergency. This may involve moving people to a safe location or sheltering in place.
Assessment: Once the emergency has occurred, it is important to assess the situation and determine the extent of the damage. This will help to determine the appropriate response.
Triage: If there are injuries, triage is used to determine the priority of treatment. This will help to ensure that the most critical patients are treated first.
Electrical safety
Non-contact voltage tester: This tool is used to detect the presence of voltage without having to touch the electrical conductor.
Insulated gloves: These gloves protect the hands from electrical shock.
Insulated footwear: These shoes protect the feet from electrical shock.