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Results🥞 OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132
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Find out exactly which personal protective equipment is required for your industry and job tasks in under 3 minutes. Based on OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 and related standards. Get a full PPE requirement list and downloadable PDF report.
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Step 1 of 5
What is your industry?
Select the option that best describes your workplace. OSHA PPE requirements vary by industry and specific standards may apply in addition to 1910.132.
🏗Construction
🏭Manufacturing
🏥Healthcare
⚗️Chemical / Lab
📦Warehouse / Logistics
🛢Oil and Gas
🍽Food Processing
⚡Electrical / Utilities
⚙️Other
Step 2 of 5
Which job tasks are performed?
Select all tasks performed regularly. Each task type triggers specific OSHA PPE requirements under 1910.132 and related subpart standards.
🔨Grinding, cutting, or chipping
🔥Welding, brazing, or torch cutting
⚗️Handling chemicals, solvents, or acids
🚧Working at heights (6 ft or more)
⚡Electrical work or live panel access
⚙️Operating heavy machinery
🦠Exposure to biological hazards or bloodborne pathogens
🔊High noise environments (85 dB or above)
🕳️Confined space entry
📦Manual material handling and lifting
☀️Outdoor work in sun, heat, or weather
💧Spray painting or coating application
Step 3 of 5
Which specific hazards are present?
Select all hazards workers are exposed to. OSHA 1910.132(d) requires employers to assess the workplace to determine if hazards are present that necessitate PPE use.
👁️Flying particles, chips, or debris
💧Chemical splash or mist
💥Optical radiation (welding arc, laser, UV)
💥Overhead impact or falling objects
👢Foot crush, puncture, or rolling objects
🤴Hand lacerations, abrasions, or burns
💨Toxic fumes, dust, or vapour inhalation
⚡Electrical arc flash or shock
🔊Noise above 85 dB TWA
🦠Bloodborne pathogens or infectious material
🌡️Extreme heat, cold, or molten material
🚧Fall risk from elevation
Step 4 of 5
Which PPE is currently provided to workers?
Select all PPE currently issued and used at your worksite. OSHA 1910.132(h) requires employers to provide required PPE at no cost to employees (with limited exceptions for everyday clothing items).
⛺️Hard hat (Class E, G, or C)
👓Safety glasses or goggles
🛡️Face shield
🎧Hearing protection (earplugs or muffs)
💨Respirator (N95, half-face, or SCBA)
🤴Protective gloves (cut, chemical, or heat)
👢Safety boots (steel toe, puncture-resistant)
🥔High-visibility vest or clothing
🧵Coveralls, chemical suit, or flame-resistant clothing
🤴Fall arrest harness and lanyard
🔥Welding helmet and leather PPE
⚡Arc flash suit and insulated gloves
Step 5 of 5
PPE program and training status
OSHA 1910.132(f) requires training for every employee who uses PPE. Answer each question based on your actual program.
Has a written workplace hazard assessment been conducted and certified per OSHA 1910.132(d)?
The assessment must identify hazards present and be certified in writing with location, date, and assessor name
Have all PPE users been trained on when PPE is necessary, what PPE to use, and how to wear, adjust, and maintain it?
OSHA 1910.132(f)(1) lists six specific training topics that must be covered before PPE use begins
Is PPE inspected for proper fit, damage, and serviceability before each use?
Defective or ill-fitting PPE provides no protection. OSHA requires defective equipment to be removed from service immediately
Is all required PPE provided to employees at no cost?
OSHA 1910.132(h) requires employers to provide required PPE at no cost. Prescription safety glasses and some logging boots are exceptions
Have there been any PPE-related injuries or OSHA citations at this facility in the past 2 years?
Injuries where PPE was absent or failed indicate program gaps that remain unaddressed
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