Body Protection and Safety Clothing – 12 Modules | One Day USD: 150/- and Two Day USD: 250/- Per Pax.

Course level:All Levels
Course Duration: 0

Description

Module 1: Introduction to Body Protection

  • Importance of protecting the body in the workplace
  • Common body injury risks and exposure scenarios
  • Legal requirements and safety standards (OSHA, ISO, EN)

Module 2: Types of Body Hazards

  • Physical, chemical, thermal, biological, and mechanical hazards
  • Risk factors by industry and job role
  • Examples of incidents caused by lack of protection

Module 3: Hierarchy of Controls and Role of Safety Clothing

  • Control measures before PPE
  • When and why body protection is required
  • Integration with other PPE (gloves, helmets, respirators)

Module 4: Types of Protective Clothing

  • Coveralls, aprons, jackets, and lab coats
  • Disposable vs. reusable protective clothing
  • Specialized clothing (cut-resistant, flame-resistant, chemical suits)

Module 5: Flame and Heat-Resistant Clothing

  • Materials and design for thermal protection
  • FR clothing standards (NFPA 2112, ISO 11612)
  • Proper use in hot work and fire-prone environments

Module 6: Chemical and Biological Protective Clothing

  • Types of suits (Level A, B, C, D)
  • Permeation and breakthrough concepts
  • Decontamination and disposal procedures

Module 7: High-Visibility and Reflective Clothing

  • Use in construction, traffic, and low-light environments
  • Color coding and visibility standards (ANSI/ISEA 107, EN ISO 20471)
  • Inspection and replacement requirements

Module 8: Cold and Thermal Protective Clothing

  • Insulated and moisture-resistant garments
  • Layering techniques for thermal comfort
  • Safety in cold storage and outdoor work

Module 9: Proper Selection and Sizing of Clothing

  • Matching clothing to specific hazards and job tasks
  • Comfort, flexibility, and compatibility with other PPE
  • Gender and climate considerations

Module 10: Maintenance, Cleaning, and Storage

  • Manufacturer care instructions
  • Contamination control and laundering
  • Storage to maintain integrity and hygiene

Module 11: Inspection, Replacement, and Disposal

  • Signs of wear, damage, or contamination
  • Replacement frequency and disposal methods
  • Recordkeeping and compliance

Module 12: Training, Awareness, and Safety Culture

  • Educating workers on body protection use
  • Promoting consistent PPE compliance
  • Building a culture of personal responsibility and safety

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