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Professional protective clothing is used wherever conventional workwear does not offer sufficient protection against specific hazards. Whether in the chemical industry, maintenance or production: standardised protective suits and jackets minimise the risks posed by hazardous liquid splashes, corrosive dusts, heat or flames, and ensure compliance with statutory occupational health and safety standards.
Choose the right PPE to meet the statutory safety standards in your workplace:
Protect your team effectively! At Lyreco, you’ll find the right equipment for every protection class.
Question: When must protective clothing be worn at work, and who is responsible for providing it?
Answer: The obligation to wear protective clothing arises directly from the legally required risk assessment for the workplace in question. As soon as risks such as heat, chemicals or mechanical hazards cannot be prevented by technical measures, the employer must provide the appropriate PPE clothing and sterile protective suits free of charge. The employer is also responsible for ensuring that the clothing is regularly inspected, professionally cleaned or replaced when worn out.
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