TRAINING · AWARENESS
Eye & Face Protection
Choosing, wearing, and caring for the right protection for the task, backed by the written PPE hazard assessment OSHA requires.
- Standard
- 29 CFR 1926.102, 1910.133, 1910.132
- Typical length
- About 1 hour
- Format
- On site or live virtual
- You receive
- Certificates, sign in sheet, and a certified PPE hazard assessment on request
- Refresher
- When hazards or PPE change, or an employee shows they need it
Who needs it
- Anyone exposed to flying particles, chemicals, or light radiation
- Grinding, cutting, welding, and chemical handling crews
- Supervisors who issue PPE
- Companies without a written PPE hazard assessment
What's covered
- Matching protection to the hazard
- Safety glasses, goggles, and face shields
- Prescription and over the glasses options
- ANSI Z87.1 markings
- Cleaning, storage, and replacement
- Eye wash stations and first response
Built on sand or built on rock?
SANDSafety glasses pushed up on a hard hat while the grinder runs.
ROCKThe right protection for every task, worn every time, with an assessment on file.
Common questions
What is a PPE hazard assessment?
A written, certified review of the hazards in each job and the PPE required for them. OSHA requires it, and we can complete it with you.
Is this part of OSHA 10?
PPE is covered in OSHA 10, but this course goes deeper and fits your specific tasks.
Train your crew on eye and face protection
On site, in English and Spanish, anywhere in the country. Every session documented for audits.
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