About the product
KEMA provides head-to-toe protection for your employees and keeps them safe from physical and health hazards. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is one of the most effective ways to protect against job hazards. PPE provides head-to-toe protection and serves as a personal barrier against a variety of safety and health hazards.
Head protection (hard hats, helmets) is essential when there’s a risk of falling objects or head bumping.
Eye protection (e.g., safety glasses or goggles) is required to guard against flying objects, splashes, vapors, fumes, and harmful light.
Hearing protection (e.g., ear plugs, ear muff, or canal caps) is necessary to protect ears against loud noises that can cause hearing loss.
Respirators (air-purifying or air-supplying) are required to protect against hazardous dust, vapors, and gases as well as to provide safe air to breathe in oxygen-deficient and immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH) atmospheres.
Hand protection (different types of gloves) is a must to protect hands from cuts, punctures, splinters, heat, cold, chemicals, and biological hazards.
Foot protection (safety shoes and boots) is necessary to protect feet and toes from punctures, falling objects, heat, cold, chemicals, and electricity.
Whole body protection is sometimes required to protect workers against extreme heat or cold.
NB:
Properly using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) may help prevent serious injuries or save your life
Head protection (hard hats, helmets) is essential when there’s a risk of falling objects or head bumping.
Eye protection (e.g., safety glasses or goggles) is required to guard against flying objects, splashes, vapors, fumes, and harmful light.
Hearing protection (e.g., ear plugs, ear muff, or canal caps) is necessary to protect ears against loud noises that can cause hearing loss.
Respirators (air-purifying or air-supplying) are required to protect against hazardous dust, vapors, and gases as well as to provide safe air to breathe in oxygen-deficient and immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH) atmospheres.
Hand protection (different types of gloves) is a must to protect hands from cuts, punctures, splinters, heat, cold, chemicals, and biological hazards.
Foot protection (safety shoes and boots) is necessary to protect feet and toes from punctures, falling objects, heat, cold, chemicals, and electricity.
Whole body protection is sometimes required to protect workers against extreme heat or cold.
NB:
Properly using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) may help prevent serious injuries or save your life
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