10. Personal protective equipment (PPE)
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A to Z topics and industries > Forestry > Approved code of practice: Safe practice for forestry and harvesting operations > Part B: General requirements > 10. Personal protective equipment (PPE)
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This fact sheet outlines worker responsibilities around PPE.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) provides protection for workers when all other control measures can’t adequately eliminate or minimise risks to a worker’s health and safety.
A to Z topics and industries > Personal protective equipment (PPE) > Personal protective equipment – a guide for workers

Personal protective equipment (PPE) plays an important role in protecting people’s health.
A to Z topics and industries > Natural events and emergencies > Using personal protective equipment (PPE) to clean up after a natural event or emergency
This fact sheet outlines PCBU responsibilities around PPE.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) provides protection for workers when all other control measures can’t adequately eliminate or minimise risks to a worker’s health and safety.
A to Z topics and industries > Personal protective equipment (PPE) > Personal protective equipment – a guide for businesses
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This quick guide is for businesses or undertakings whose work activities may create a risk of injury to people’s eyes.
This fact sheet outlines worker responsibilities around PPE.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) provides protection for workers on the job. It should be the last line of defence after the business has taken all other reasonable actions to eliminate or minimise risks to workers health and safety.
This poster outlines worker responsibilities around PPE.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) provides protection for workers on the job. It should be the last line of defence after the business has taken all other reasonable actions to eliminate or minimise risks to your health and safety.
This fact sheet outlines PCBU responsibilities around PPE.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) provides protection for workers when all other control measures can’t adequately eliminate or minimise risks to a worker’s health and safety.
Importers and suppliers of PPE can eliminate or minimise health and safety risks by ensuring their PPE is safe for workers to use or wear.
A to Z topics and industries > Personal protective equipment (PPE) > Health and safety duties for businesses that import and supply PPE
The Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSWA) does not exempt workers from wearing personal protective equipment on religious or cultural grounds.
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Good practice advice regarding cultural practices, worker facilities, training and certification, providing personal protective equipment (PPE), and inductions.
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part D – Cultural practices, facilities, PPE, training and certifications, and inductions
This quick guide is for persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBUs) and it explains some factors to consider when providing your workers with RPE.
A to Z topics and industries > Personal protective equipment (PPE) > Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) > Advice for businesses

This quick guide is for workers who use RPE at work.
A to Z topics and industries > Personal protective equipment (PPE) > Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) > Advice for workers
This guidance provides information about personal protective equipment (PPE) for working with or near asbestos.
A to Z topics and industries > Asbestos > Asbestos information for tradespeople > Protective clothing and equipment for working with or near asbestos
Respiratory protective equipment (RPE) is a type of personal protective equipment (PPE) that protects people from breathing in substances hazardous to health.
We provide advice for businesses and workers, guidance on respiratory protection and a respiratory selection tool to help workplaces find the right respirator for their workers.
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This guide offers advice for PCBUs on what to consider when selecting protective clothing and outlines requirements for providing and maintaining protective clothing for workers.
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This quick guide is for businesses or undertakings whose work activities may create a risk of injury to people’s eyes.
A to Z topics and industries > Personal protective equipment (PPE) > Protecting your workers' eyes
These videos show how to properly use a disposable P2/N95 respirator (dust mask) or a half face or half mask respirator.
A to Z topics and industries > Personal protective equipment (PPE) > Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) > Respiratory Protective Equipment videos
WorkSafe has decided to issue a formal warning to GH Stephen Investments Limited (previously named Southern Funeral Home Limited) (the company) in relation to activity carried out when the company conducted funeral home and mortuary business.
This guide provides practical advice on ways to identify and manage health and safety risks associated with working in the New Zealand sex industry.
Take action to protect workers from the risks associated with working in extreme outdoor conditions.
Noise at work can be harmful to hearing, but hearing loss is preventable if you adopt noise control measures, and create an environment that protects the health of your workers. We’ve created a series of resources to help you understand what noise induced hearing loss is.
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Tight fitting respirators rely on a good seal between the respirator and skin. Facial hair and stubble (even one day’s growth) make it almost impossible to get a good seal. Care should be taken to ensure that facial hair that fits within the seal does not interfere with parts of the respirator such as valves. If your workers have beards (and are not willing shave) you will need to consider providing other forms of RPE that do not rely on a tight face fit.
This is an information sheet for workers PPE (personal protective equipment) is the safety gear that helps keep you safe on the job. Quick-read information sheet for workers.
Repeated exposure to vibration from hand and power tools can cause permanent injuries to blood vessels, nerves and joints
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Sentencing notes for the WorkSafe prosecution against Daniel Nicholas Anderson in 2023.
Part 1 of guidance on the Health and Safety at Work (General Risk and Workplace Management) Regulations 2016. This guide covers requirements for workplaces and facilities, information, training, instruction and supervision, personal protective equipment, monitoring, first aid, emergency plans and young people.
This guide is for PCBUs (persons conducting a business or undertaking) who provide their workers with protective clothing.
Road and roadside workers can be exposed to many risks to their health and safety. These guidelines provide advice for PCBUs on how to keep workers healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside.
Hydrogen sulphide (Hâ‚‚S) is a highly toxic, colourless gas which occurs in a variety of natural and industrial settings. This quick guide provides information on the risks and effects of exposure to hydrogen sulphide, where it can be found, and how to manage the risks.
A to Z topics and industries > Hazardous substances > Guidance > Substances > Preventing harm from hydrogen sulphide

This quick guide is for any persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBUs) whose work may expose workers and other people to hydrogen sulphide. PCBUs must ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health and safety of workers and other people are not put at risk by their work.
Suppliers of PPE can eliminate or minimise health and safety risks by ensuring the PPE they supply is safe for workers to use or wear.
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