Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is generally divided into two categories. They are?

1. Body protection:

Body protection PPEs are designed to protect the wearer from head to toe. Examples of body protection PPEs include:

* Hard hats: Protect the head from falling objects, bumps, and electrical hazards.

* Safety glasses: Protect the eyes from flying debris, dust, chemicals, and other hazards.

* Face shields: Provide full-face protection from chemicals, dust, and flying debris.

* Respirators: Protect the respiratory system from harmful fumes, gases, and dust.

* Gloves: Protect the hands from chemicals, cuts, punctures, and other hazards.

* Boots: Protect the feet from crush hazards, punctures, chemicals, and other hazards.

* Coveralls: Provide full-body protection from chemicals, dust, and other hazards.

2. Respiratory protection:

Respiratory protection PPEs are designed to protect the wearer from inhaling hazardous fumes, gases, and dust. Examples of respiratory protection PPEs include:

* Dust masks: Protect the wearer from inhaling dust and other airborne particles.

* N95 respirators: Provide 95% filtration efficiency against airborne particles.

* P100 respirators: Provide 99.97% filtration efficiency against airborne particles.

* Supplied air respirators: Provide a continuous supply of clean air to the wearer.