Precautions for purchasing personal protective equipment
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Precautions for purchasing personal protective equipment:
Quality and standards
-Ensure that protective equipment complies with relevant national quality standards and industry standards. For example, safety helmets should comply with the GB 2811-2019 "Head Protection Safety Helmets" standard, and safety shoes should meet relevant requirements such as GB 21148-2020 "Foot Protection Safety Shoes".
-Check the quality certification of the product, such as CE certification (required for some protective equipment sold in the EU market), LA certification in China (safety mark for special labor protection equipment), etc. These certifications are effective endorsements of product quality.
Application adaptability
-Choose appropriate protective equipment based on specific work scenarios and risks. For example, when working in a dusty environment, it is necessary to purchase efficient dust masks, such as N95 and above standard masks; If it is in a place where there is a risk of chemical splashing, protective goggles, chemical protective clothing, etc. need to be equipped.
Supplier selection
-Prioritize selecting suppliers with good reputation and professional qualifications. You can view the supplier's business qualifications, production licenses, etc., and also refer to the evaluations and feedback of other users.
-Request detailed technical information, manuals, testing reports, etc. from suppliers to ensure the authenticity and reliability of product quality.
comfort
-Consider the comfort of protective equipment, which can affect whether users are willing to wear and use it correctly. For example, protective gloves should be selected to fit the hands and not interfere with hand operations; The material of the seat belt should be breathable and not cause excessive burden on the user.
Cost effectiveness
-Don't just focus on price, evaluate cost-effectiveness by taking into account both protective performance and service life. Products with good quality and excellent protective performance may have higher prices, but from a long-term and safety perspective, they may be more cost-effective.
after-sale service
-Understand the after-sales service of suppliers, including product return and exchange policies, handling of quality issues, and user training. Good after-sales service can effectively reduce enterprise risks when problems arise.
compliance
-Pay attention to whether the purchased protective equipment meets the requirements of local laws and regulations for specific industries and workplaces. Some high-risk industries may require specific brands or models of protective equipment
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