SAFETY
Personal protective equipment
for your safety
Personal protective equipment (PPE) protects gardeners and DIYers from the main hazards: cuts, flying debris, noise, dust and falls. Choose it according to your activity and wear it correctly fitted.
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GLOVES (BY USE) |
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GARDENING GLOVES
Against thorns and scratches during everyday garden work.
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CHAINSAW GLOVES
Cut-resistant and anti-vibration, essential for chainsaw work.
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SAFETY GLOVES
Depending on the task: cutting, handling or handling products.
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EYES, FEET & CLOTHING |
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EYE PROTECTION
Safety glasses against flying debris, sparks and UV. Wraparound models recommended.
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SHOES & BOOTS
Waterproof boots with a non-slip sole, or safety boots with a toe cap and a puncture-resistant sole.
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CLOTHING
Jacket, reinforced trousers, cuffs: prioritise breathability and freedom of movement.
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RESPIRATORY, HEAD & HEARING |
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RESPIRATORY PROTECTION
A mask against dust and aerosols. Choose the filtration level suited to the activity.
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HEAD
A cap against sun and glare, a helmet against impacts and branches during cutting work.
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HEARING PROTECTION
Ear defenders and noise-cancelling headsets against the noise of petrol machines.
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CARE & BEST PRACTICE |
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS |
What is the minimum PPE for mowing or brush cutting?
Gloves, goggles, closed non-slip shoes and hearing protection. Add a helmet or visor where there is flying debris.
Are gardening gloves enough for chainsaw work?
No. Use suitable cut-resistant gloves and a helmet or visor, plus cut-resistant trousers if needed.
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