Title: Using the Right PPE for Painting Jobs | Construction Fasteners and Tools
Headings: Using the Right PPE for Painting Jobs
Using the Right PPE for Painting Jobs
Hazards in Painting Work
Different Types of Painting and Related Risks
PPE for Painting
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Content: Risks include paint splashes on the skin and in the eyes. Painters can also run the risk of pulling a muscle or incurring another type of injury due to working in an uncomfortable position for a long period of time. This may not seem like a big deal, but if you are doing this as a profession the damage to your body can compound over time. Paint rolling can also come with respiratory risks without proper ventilation or respiratory protection. Spray painting: Spray painting is most often used for large surfaces such as lobbies and exteriors of large buildings. Painters run the risk of getting paint particles in their eyes. Paint particles and fumes may also irritate their respiratory system. For this reason, health and safety precautions and equipment are extremely important for spray painting. This often includes protective eyewear, clothing and respiratory protection.