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PPE and VPE

PPE and VPE

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Declan Brennan

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5 Slides • 7 Questions

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Understanding PPE & VPE

  • To protect the vehicle from possible hazards

  • Not a requirement by law

  • May be in included companies policy to reduce risk to customers vehicles

VPE (Vehicle Protective Equipment):

  • To protect the wearer from possible hazards

  • It is a requirement by law that it must be supplied by employers and must be used by the employee

PPE (Personal Protective Equipment):

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  • In our industry steel/composite toe capped boots and overalls/cargo & polos are a minimum requirement by law

  • Any extra PPE requirements are usually dictated by mandatory safety signs

PPE

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  • Although it is not required by law for normal motor vehicles it will be required by company policies and procedures

  • This often includes wing, seat, steering wheel and floor covers and in some cases gear lever and handbrake covers

VPE

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Multiple Choice

What legislation covers PPE in the workplace?

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HASAWA

2

COSHH

3

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at work act

4

The Injury prevention act (IPA)

5

Fill in the Blank

What would you use to protect the vehicle paintwork when working under the bonnet?

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Fill in the Blank

The blue and white signs that dictate what PPE is to be warn are known as _________ signs

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Multiple Select

Some VPE may have to be used in the workshop because

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It's the Law

2

It is Policy

3

It protects the people in the workshop

4

It is raining inside

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Head to toe the PPE you need to know

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Labelling

Label the PPE

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Top Hat

Dust Mask

Trainers

Rigger Gloves

Ear Defenders

High Viability Vest

Waistcoat

Headpohones

Steel Toe Cap Boots

Hard Hat

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Bumper to bumper VPE

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​Policy VS LAW

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Multiple Select

What VPE may be required by law in the workshop

1

Rubber steering wheel covers

2

Wing covers

3

HV Barriers

4

HV Signs

5

Rubber mats

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Labelling

Show The VPE On the Car

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Road Wheel Cover

Bonnet Cover

Boot Cover

Steering Wheel Cover

Windscreen Cover

Badge Cover

Wing Cover

Grill Covers

Floor Mat

Seat Cover

Understanding PPE & VPE

  • To protect the vehicle from possible hazards

  • Not a requirement by law

  • May be in included companies policy to reduce risk to customers vehicles

VPE (Vehicle Protective Equipment):

  • To protect the wearer from possible hazards

  • It is a requirement by law that it must be supplied by employers and must be used by the employee

PPE (Personal Protective Equipment):

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