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A Comprehensive Guide to Personal Protective Equipment
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beginner levelPPE is an acronym for personal protective equipment. It might not come to mind when it comes to dressing to impress but it is extremely important. PPE is clothing or equipment meant to protect employees from chemical, biological and physical threats on the job. This course is designed to equip you with the technicalities involved in the use and maintenance of PPE as well as the knowledge of regulatory standards governing it.
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A Comprehensive Guide to Personal Protective Equipment
This free online course will teach you how to properly use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to stay safe at work.
PPE is an acronym for personal protective equipment. It might not come to mind when it comes to dressing to impress but it is extremely important. PPE is clothing or equipment meant to protect employees from chemical, biological and physical threats on the job. This course is designed to equip you with the technicalities involved in the use and maintenance of PPE as well as the knowledge of regulatory standards governing it.
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Module 15 Lessons
Personal Protective Equipment
In this module, we'll discuss the importance of wearing PPE and the various types of PPE. You'll learn how to assess the hazards analysis and how to select applicable PPE according to different situations. Upon that, we'll examine some of the regulations regarding personal protective equipment (PPE) and the role of PPE in the healthcare sector.
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2.The Importance of PPE
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3.Use and Maintenance of PPE
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4.Legislations of PPE
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5.Lesson Summary
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