Ppe Kit 1

PPE Kit 1 is a personal protective equipment set for use where contact with infectious materials, fluids, splashes or contaminated surroundings may be possible. It may help create a protective barrier for the body, face, eyes, hands, head and feet in higher-exposure settings. The set includes a coverall, face shield, gloves, goggles, headcover, mask and footwear.

• Gather the PPE gear before entering a potentially contaminated area.
• Sanitise your hands with hand sanitiser.
• Put on the coverall and tie all its ties. Ask for assistance if needed.
• Wear a NIOSH-approved N95 filtering facepiece respirator. If one is unavailable, use a face mask that covers both the mouth and nose.
• Adjust the headcover properly and tuck hair inside it.
• Clean gloves regularly after use and replace them if they tear.
• Disinfect goggles with an alcohol-based sanitiser.
• Clean and disinfect boots properly before using the same pair again.

• Seven-part set with a coverall, face shield, gloves, goggles, headcover, mask and footwear.
• Waterproof coverall designed for full-body coverage and easier wearing and removal.
• Plastic face shield designed to provide visibility and cover the face.
• Single-use, fluid-resistant headcover.
• Knee-high, non-slippery footwear with a sealed PVC sole.

• Choose PPE coverage based on the level of exposure and the setting.
• Remove PPE safely after use in a potentially contaminated area.
• Use a properly adjusted headcover so that it does not slip.
• Use a single-use, fluid-resistant headcover.
• Ensure footwear extends above the bottom edge of the coverall, and is non-slippery with a sealed PVC sole.

• May be used by medical professionals in hospital settings where exposure to infectious materials may be higher.
• May be used by frontline workers, including police, security guards, cleaners and essential care workers.
• May be used when the level of exposure calls for more complete protective covering.
• For lower-exposure situations, a mask may be considered; more crowded settings may require more complete coverage suited to the situation.

• May help limit exposure of covered body parts to contaminated surroundings, fluid splashes and large droplets.
• The waterproof coverall may help shield the body from fluid splashes.
• A face shield may help form a barrier across the face while allowing visibility.
• Gloves may help reduce skin contact with chemicals, infectious bacteria and viruses.
• Goggles may help shield the eyes from blood, bodily fluids and droplets.
• A mask may help reduce the spread of germs to and from the wearer and may help protect against large droplets and splashes.
• Tucking hair into the headcover may help reduce germ transfer towards the eyes, nose and mouth.