Advanced protection for cut and chemical

Supplied by Ansell on Friday, 18 May, 2018

Provision of unsuitable protection, or an environment that encourages workers to ‘double glove’ — to wear separate cut and chemical gloves simultaneously — when faced with multiple exposures, will often lead to non-compliance of personal protective equipment (PPE) policy.

Learn about your obligations as an employer and innovative solutions that now provide superior protection for multiple hazards in one design.

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