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Safety and Cleanliness - Safety Equipment
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Collision repair technicians must wear a long sleeve clothing, a cap and safety shoes. When necessary, put on safety glasses, gloves, ear plugs, a respirator or dust mask, etc. to ensure personal safety.
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Protects eyes and face from dust and sparks during grinding.
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Protect eyes from air-borne dust, dispersed liquid, organic solvent gas and paint mist.
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Protect ears from excessive noise levels during equipment operation.
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Protects lungs from dust inhalation during sanding or grinding.
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Prevents inhalation of toxic solvents and dust during painting or welding.
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Protect hands during general body repair operations.
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Prevent absorption of organic solvents through the skin.
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Protects eyes, face and neck from flash burn, ultraviolet light, sparks, infrared light, and heat during welding. Auto darkening helmets make welding much easier and safer.
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Protect hands from heat, sparks, and hot metal slag during welding.
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Welding apron, arm/leg cover, hood
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Protect arms, legs and other body parts from flash burn, ultraviolet light, sparks, infrared light, and heat during welding.
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Safety shoes (static electricity free shoes)
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Protect toes from heavy falling objects.
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Used for body and frame repair and straightening operations. | |
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Help prevent injuries if a pulling chain fails or detaches while under tension. | | |
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Fireproof and/or heat resistant covers used to protect body parts such as glass and seats during welding operations. | |
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Some use fireproof material such as carbon fiber. | | |
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Collects welding fumes which can cause pneumoconiosis, emphysema, or other respiratory disorders during metal welding.
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