1.
.Earplug

2.
Goggles

3.
Safety
Helmets

4.
PPE should be wear
while handling a
fogging machine

5.
.Conclusion
.Proper personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn at the workplace to protect employees
from potential hazards that could cause injury or illness. Some examples of hazards that PPE can
protect against include:
.Physical hazards such as flying debris or sparks from welding
Chemical hazards such as exposure to toxic chemicals or gases
Biological hazards such as exposure to pathogens or viruses
Electrical hazards such as exposure to live electrical circuits
.By wearing appropriate PPE, employees can reduce the risk of injury or illness and ensure their own
safety and the safety of their colleagues. Additionally, it may be a legal requirement for employers to
provide and ensure their employees wear PPE in certain situations.