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October 2, 2009, Newsletter Issue #187: Designing Your Own Protective Equipment Program


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Industrial safety experts recommend first assessing areas that will need to be addressed, when setting up your own protective equipment program.

Setting up your own protective equipment program will also involve the coordination of higher management and the lower-level employees, for it to be effective. Communication between all departments to the protective equipment program coordinator is essential to ensure safety needs are being met.

Regardless, of how well planned out a protective equipment program is, the true test of its success is in the decline in the amount of injuries occurring, by monitoring statistics as the program is carried out.



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