Portwest Automotive Magazine

OCCUPATIONAL

Slips, trips and falls, hand tool-related injuries, machinery malfunctions, cut injuries and repetitive strain injuries are hazards that automotive workers face. Safety solutions, including hand, head, eye, and ear protection, serve as a crucial line of defense against occupational hazards. Hand tools are indispensable in the industry, but they also pose as a big risk if not handled with care. Workers often encounter sharp edges, heavy equipment, and moving parts, increasing the potential for hand injuries. Safety glasses are essential PPE, shielding workers’ eyes from flying debris, chemical splashes, and impact injuries. Compliance with safety regulations and the use of appropriate eye protection ensure a safer workplace environment, preventing potentially severe eye injuries among automotive workers. Ear protection guards against the damaging effects of loud machinery and tools, reducing the risk of hearing loss and auditory damage among workers. Compliance with safety standards and the use of appropriate ear protection devices help create a safer work environment, preserving the long term health and well-being of automotive workers.

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