What defines Safety Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)?

Safety Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) is broadly categorized into four broad section mainly:

Workwear

Workwear helps to offer a protection over 80% for your body, torso, exposing only hands, feet & head. Workwear is generally classified into 2 types which is Fire Retardant (FR) and Non-Fire Retardant (Non-FR).

Workwear Fire Retardant (FR) Non-Fire Retardant (Non-FR)
Overalls, Jacket & Pants, Head gear
  • Inherent fabrics & accessories
  • Treated Fabrics & non FR accessories
  • Natural fibers
  • Synthetic fibers
  • Mixture of both

Footwear

Footwear helps to offer a 100% protection on your feet while not compromising body comfort.The different categories of safety footwear are:

Category Type (*I) and (**ll) Additional Requirements
SB I II Safety basic requirements
S1 I Closed seat region
Anti-static properties
Energy absorption at the seat region
Resistance to fuel oil
S2 I As S1 plus
Water penetration and absorption of the upper
S3 I As S2 plus
Penetration resistance
Cleated outsole
S4 II Closed seat region
Anti-static properties
Energy absorption at the seat region
Resistance to fuel oil
S5 II As S4 plus
Penetration resistance
Cleated outsole
*Type I footwear is made from leather and other materials excluding all-rubber or all-polymeric footwear
**Type II All – rubber (i.e entirely vulcanized) or all-polymeric (i.e entirely moulded) footwear

Safety Helmet

Safety helmet helps to offer a top & lateral impact protection on your head while maintaining low fatigue on your necks.

Work Gloves

Work gloves are meant to be protect your hands & wrists from potential hazards at work & commercial environments. It is the first point of contact to perform a task on commercial machinery.