Kindly see attached PowerPoint Awareness Presentation Conducted on 23rd of September 2021 Time 08:30 am. With 3Pole Technical Works LLC.

1. Welcome to
EMARATES GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION (Emarat)
Training Title: PPE’s
Trainer Name: Syed Neyaz Ahmad
(Safety Representative Emarat)
Scope of Work: (3Pole Contracting)
Lighting work in LPG Tank area
AMADAN PRECAUTIONS for Muslim and Non-Muslims

5. Definition
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
is any safety equipment workers
wear to prevent injury in the workplace
when engineering and administrative
controls fail to eliminate the hazard.

6. Type of PPE’s
• Working at height - for example, Harness and fall arrest devices.
• Skin protection– for example, hats, sunburn cream, long sleeved
clothes other personal protective equipment:
• Hearing/ Ear protection:
Ear Muff, Ear Plug
• Head Protection: Hard hat
• Body protection:
cover all, over all, full body suits

7. Type of PPE’s Cont’d
• Hand protection: hand gloves,
• Foot protection: Safety Shoes
• Face protection: face shield
• Nose protection: Respiratory supplying air, dust mask
• Eye protection: Safety glass
• Other PPE’s arrange as per job requirement

8. Common Types of PPE
Head
Eyes
Face
Hands
Feet
Body
Hearing
Respiratory

9. Head PPE
Needed when employees are exposed to hazards that have
potential to cause a head injury.
Examples of hazards:
Flying objects.
Falling objects or materials.
Working near exposed energized
electrical equipment.
Working around or on scaffolds.
Working at construction sites.
Working around overhead tools or machinery.

10. Types of Eye Protection
Non-Prescription safety glasses.
Prescription safety glasses.
 Employees that wear prescription (Rx) lenses can use non-prescription eye protection worn over
prescription lenses as long as it does not compromise the fit of either piece of eyewear.
All eye protection must be ANSI Z87 approved.

11. Face PPE
Needed when work presents the potential of causing facial injury from
physical, chemical, or radiation agents.
Examples of hazards:
 Contents under pressure
 Splash hazard
 Flying objects / particles
 Electrical work

12. Donning Face PPE
Safety goggles or glasses must always be worn under a face shield.
Once goggles are in place,
position face shield over face
and secure on brow with headband.
Adjust to fit comfortably.

13. Types of Hand Protection
Voltage Rated
Temperature Resistant
Infectious Agent / Biohazard Resistant –
Latex, Vinyl, Nitrile, etc)

14. Hand PPE
Needed when work presents the potential of causing hand injury from
physical, chemical, or radiation agents.
Examples of hazards:
 Sharp objects capable of causing cuts, abrasions, or punctures
 Absorbing harmful substances
 Chemical or thermal burns
 Electrical work
 High/Low temperatures

15. Feet PPE
Needed when work presents hazards that have potential to
cause a foot injury:
Examples of hazards:
Falling objects
Rolling objects
Piercing/cutting injuries
Electrical work
Chemical exposure

16. Types of Foot Protection
Steel toed
Electrical resistant – (will have the letters “EH” on the tongue)
Chemical resistant
Must be ANSI Z41 or ASTM F2413-05 approved.

17. Types of Hearing Protection
Ear Plugs
Ear Muffs
Canal Caps
Needed when the average (over an 8 hour period) noise level of an
area reaches 90 decibels. (Some places only 85 dba)
Hearing protection must be made available to employees when the
average (over an 8 hour period) noise level reaches 85 decibels.

18. Donning Hearing Plugs
Follow manufacturers recommendations.
The steps below is a commonly used method.
1. Roll the earplug up into a small, thin "snake"
with your fingers. You can use one or both hands.
2. Pull the top of your ear up and back with
your opposite hand to straighten out your ear canal.
The rolled-up earplug should slide right in.
3. Hold the earplug in with your finger. Count to 20 or 30 out loud while waiting
for the plug to expand and fill the ear canal. Your voice will sound muffled when
the plug has made a good seal.

19. PPE Maintenance and Repair
Do not use PPE if it is damaged and in need of repair.
It is the responsibility of the employee to make their supervisor
aware as soon as PPE becomes damaged so that new PPE can be
obtained.
Do not attempt to repair PPE.

20. QUIZ
1. Companies are required to:
A. Provide certain types of PPE at no cost to the employee.
B. Train employees on the use of PPE.
C. Monitor and enforce the use of required PPE.
D. All of the above..
2. Eye protection should be:
A. Durable
B. Not interfere with vision.
C. Kept in good repair.
D. All of the above..

21. QUIZ
3. At which noise level should ear protection be worn?
A. 80db
B. 120db
C. 130db
D. 150db
4. What does PPE stand for?
A. Professional Personal Equipment
B. Protective Practical Equipment
C. Personal Protective Equipment
D. Properly Protected Employee

23. Is This An Appropriate Hard Hat?

24. Is This An Appropriate Respirator?

25. Is This an Appropriate Welder’s Mask?

26. Is This an Appropriate Scaffolding?

27. THANK YOU
Any Question?