In the hierarchy of risk control, PPE is considered to rank lowest and represent the option of last resort. It is only appropriate where the hazard in question cannot be totally removed or controlled in such a way that harm is unlikely.
DANGERS OF EMPLOYEE REFUSAL TO WEAR PPE
An employee?s refusal to wear PPE may be cause for discipline, particularly if the refusal creates a risk of infection for other employees at the workplace. Each case should be considered on its own facts and with a view to the individual employee?s situation. BASIC TYPES OF PPE. A hazard assessment can identify which […]This content is for Markel policy holders.
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