S05-Types of PPE

3. Hard hat classification has NO electrical protection
5. Which government organization tests and certifies lung equipment?
7. These respirators supply clean, breathable air from an uncontaminated source (2 words)
10. Hard Hat classification with minimal electrical protection up to 2,000 V
12. Which government agency tests and approves gloves to make sure they are safe to use?
14. The number of hours you can be exposed to 95 dB
16. If oxygen levels fall below this percentage disorientation, brain trauma, and death can occur
18. You cover a half-mask respirator to test if there are no leaks
19. This metal is fastened on top of your foot for additional protection from compression hazards (2 words)
20. This respirator covers the face from the nose to the mouth (2 words)
22. the type of hard hat required when someone wants to protect the top and side of the head
24. These respirators remove only contaminants from the air (2 words)
25. unit used to measure sound level

1. The ability of a hard hat to not get wet or catch on fire
2. This eye PPE completely covers eyes and fits tight to face (2 words)
4. Has certain requirements and standards for hard hats
6. Eye PPE must withstand this
8. This means acronym represents personal protective equipment
9. Which government agency requires eye protection around flying debris?
11. This eye PPE must be worn with a welding helmet to prevent impacts. (2 words)
13. This type of material is made of man-made artificial fibers and is used for suits, gloves, or aprons
15. This must be true of Vision and Movement for PPE
17. Hard hat classification with the highest electrical resistance of up to 22,000V
18. This PPE is required when there is minimal headroom, fear of falling objects, or electrical hazards (2 words)
21. The number of hours you can be exposed to 90 dB
23. The type of hard hat required when only wanting to protect the top of the head