Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) COT

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The key takeaways are about different types of personal protective equipment (PPE) and their importance in protecting workers from occupational hazards.

Some types of PPE discussed include helmets, safety shoes, safety vests/gowns/aprons, eye protection like glasses and goggles, gloves, and respiratory protection like masks.

Different types of PPE aim to protect against hazards like falling objects, sharp objects, extreme temperatures, chemicals, dust and other air particles that can cause injuries like cuts, burns, and eye injuries.

OBJECTIVES

At the end of the lesson the students


should be able to:
1. discuss the following Personal
Protective Equipment
2. demonstrate some types of
Personal Protective Equipment
3. appreciate the usage of every PPE
BIODEGRADABLE NON - BIODEGRADABLE
HAZARDOUS NON - HAZARDOUS
BIODEGRADABLE NON - BIODEGRADABLE
HAZARDOUS NON - HAZARDOUS
BIODEGRADABLE NON - BIODEGRADABLE
HAZARDOUS NON - HAZARDOUS
BIODEGRADABLE NON - BIODEGRADABLE
HAZARDOUS NON - HAZARDOUS
BIODEGRADABLE NON - BIODEGRADABLE
HAZARDOUS NON - HAZARDOUS
Motivations
PICTURE PUZZLE
• The groups will be divided into three (3)
and given separate picture puzzle pieces.
• Groups must work together to complete a
picture puzzle as quickly as possible.
• The first group that will complete the
picture will shout finish!
Personal Protective Equipment
(PPE)
“specialized clothing or equipment
worn by an employee/students
and teacher for protection against
infectious and harmful materials”
HEAD PROTECTION
Causes of head injuries
•Falling objects from
above striking on the
head;
•Accidental head contact
with electrical hazards.
HELMET
FOOT PROTECTION
Causes of head injuries
• Falling or rolling of heavy objects
• Sharp objects that can penetrate
the sole
• Working on, or around, hot, wet,
or slippery surfaces
• Working when electrical
SAFETY SHOES hazards are present.
BODY PROTECTION
•Provide
protective
clothing for
those parts of
the body
exposed to
possible injuries
SAFETY VEST/ LAB GOWN/APRON
EYE PROTECTION
Safety glasses
Used to protect
against moderate
impacts from particles
• Common causes of eye
injuries
• Chemical splashes
• Intense light
EYE GLASSES / SUN GLASSES • Dust and other flying
particles
Goggles
• Protect eyes, and the
facial area immediately
surrounding the eyes
from
impact, dust, splashes.
• Some can be used over
corrective lenses, if they
fit them.
HAND PROTECTION
Potential hazards for hands
•Skin absorption of
hazardous substances
•Lacerations or severe
cuts
•Chemical burns
GLOVES •Extreme temperatures
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION
•“Respirators work by either
filtering particles from the air,
chemically cleaning (purifying)
the air, or supplying clean air
from an outside source.
•Filter out dusts, fumes and mists.
APPLICATION:
Direction:
• The class will be divided into 2 groups.
• Each group will be given the different
types of PPE.
• Choose one member to wear the
different types of PPE and other member
explaining what are the uses and
importance of each PPE.
• PPE is very important for some job-related
occupational and health purposes. Not just
for one’s health but also to avoid possible
hazards to others that may occur along our
work. PPE can also be used to protect
working environment from pollution or
infection especially for us students and
teachers during our laboratory works we
should wear PPE for our safety and to attain
our good output without being harm.
Quiz
Test 1 Multiple Choice:
• Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer
based on the questions given.

1. A large spectacles with shields around the rims


for protecting the eye what is it?
a. Apron b. Goggles c. Face mask d. Sunglasses
2. It is a covering material with a separate sheath
for each finger for hand protection.
a. Gloves b. Rubber sole c. Boxing gloves d. Apron
3. A special type of shoes used to prevent electric
shock.
a. Sandals b. Slippers c. Rubber sole d. Rubber boots
4. It is a garment worn to protect one’s cloth in front
of the body.
a. Coat b. Jacket c. Rain coat d. Apron
5. Used to protect face and cover up nose from
different air particles.
a. Face mask b. Helmet c. Towel d. Piece of cloth
Test II:
Define PPE and give
importance for 5 points.
Extended Activity
• Research and draw in additional PPE
that commonly found in your home

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