• Objective: To provide an overview of potential eye hazards and safe practices for using eye protection.
     
    Most work-related eye injuries are a result of flying or falling objects or sparks striking the eye. The appropriate level of eye protection needed for a task is determined by a job hazard assessment performed before work begins.
     
    Common Hazards that Require Eye Protection
     
    Workplace hazards that could cause eye injuries include:

    • Fumes
    • Vapors
    • Chemical splashes
    • Extremely bright or hazardous light, such as from welding
    • Flying particles, dust, or debris
    • Sparks
    • Glare 
    Common Types of Eye Protection
     
    A job hazard assessment performed prior to the start of a particular task will determine the type of eye protection required.

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