Hard hats and helmets: Sturdy, impact-resistant headgear that fits comfortably and can be adjusted.

Safety glasses and goggles: They shield the eyes from dust, debris, and chemical splashes with clear, anti-fog lenses.

Earmuffs and earplugs intended to lessen noise exposure and shield the ears from harm are examples of hearing protection.

Masks and respirators are used to protect the respiratory system from dangerous airborne particles and pollutants.

Gloves: For hand protection, there are several varieties of gloves available, such as thermal, chemical, and cut-resistant gloves.

Safety footwear: to prevent injuries and slips, use slip-resistant shoes and boots with steel toes.