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PPE Risk Assessments - AD-HOC ASSESSMENT

Regulation 6 of the Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992 requires employers to ensure that an assessment is made in order to determine whether suitable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is specified if risks cannot be avoided by other means.

The Personal Protective Equipment assessments detailed below cover all main tasks undertaken throughout the business and should be reviewed to ensure the correct protective equipment is used as specified.

Should PPE be required then this shall be provided by the company.


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	If Personal Protective Equipment is required as a result of the risk assessment it shall be provided by the company and used by employees as directed in the assessment.