Follow these simple instructions to ensure your protective eyewear and face shields fit correctly and provide maximum protection at work.
✔ Inspect your equipment before use.
✔ Make sure lenses are clean and free from scratches.
✔ Check straps and frames for damage.
✔ Wash your hands and face before fitting any PPE.
Tip: Dirty lenses reduce visibility and increase the risk of accidents.
Different jobs need different levels of protection:
|
Task or Hazard |
Recommended Protection |
|
Cutting, drilling, grinding |
Safety glasses or goggles |
|
Chemical handling |
Sealed goggles or face shield |
|
Welding or UV exposure |
Welding helmet or filter lens |
|
Dusty environments |
Dust-proof goggles |
|
High-impact risk |
Face shield with goggles |
If unsure, always choose the higher level of protection.
Guidelines Note: Any eye protection used must comply with the applicable Australian Standards: • AS/NZS 1337.1:2010 Personal eye protection – Eye and face protectors for occupational applications
Step 1: Adjust the Frame
Place the eyewear comfortably on your face. Adjust the arms or strap so it sits securely without pressing too hard.
Step 2: Check Coverage
Ensure the lenses fully cover the eyes and sides, with no gaps where debris could enter.
Step 3: Test for Comfort
Move your head side to side and up and down. The eyewear should stay in place without slipping.
Step 4: Secure Goggles or Shields
Tighten elastic straps evenly. The seal should be snug but not uncomfortable.
Important: Damaged or scratched lenses reduce impact resistance replace immediately.
Your eyesight is irreplaceable. Always check, fit, and wear your eye and face protection correctly before every task.
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