
Eye Protection

Protective eyewear is critical in work environments where chemicals, flying debris, or intense light are present. Safety glasses and goggles are the basic forms of protective eyewear. They are designed to do two things: one, protect the eyes from injury, and two, allow the wearer to see clearly during any sort of work that poses a risk to the eyes.
Providing sufficient protection in a work environment demands choosing appropriate eye safeguards for specific task-related hazards. When picking something like safety spectacles for a construction site, or goggles for working with chemicals, fit has to come first. A fitted goggle should not allow any chemical vapor or liquid to reach the eye. A fitted spectacle should not allow any chemical mist or powder to reach the eye. A spectacle should also work with a hard hat, which has to not fit so tightly that it produces an unreasonable danger of head impact.
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More Information about Eye Protection
Prescription glasses or safety glasses with prescription lenses offer a dual benefit: vision correction and safety features. They provide adequate protection for those who require prescription lenses from the kinds of hazards that necessitate safety eyewear, and they do so without compromising visual clarity. Like standard safety glasses, prescription safety glasses can be fitted with side shields, making them as safe as possible for the wearers—who are, by definition, at a higher risk of eye injury—when working in jobs that have a high risk of eye injury.
FAQs
How should a face shield be worn in order to prevent splash exposure?
A quality face shield should be worn covering the entire face from forehead to below the chin and extending to the sides to fully protect against splash exposure.
Can safety googles provide UV protection, face protection and side protection?
Yes, safety goggles can provide UV protection, face protection, and side protection to safeguard against various workplace hazards.