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SAFETY EQUIPMENTS/SAFETY SUPPLIES
1. Safety goggle - to protect our eyes from small particles of chemical hazards such as flakes, splashes, gas and sprays of dangerous things.
2. Safety helmet with face shield - to protect our face from sprays, flakes, and splashes that could harm our face skin, especially our eyes and nose.
3. Safety helmet - To protect our head from falling things such as rocks or packs of cement so if it does fall, our head wouldn't be harmed.
4. Full body protection clothes - to protect our body especially skin and out vital parts when we're working with chemicals or materials that has extreme atmosphere that could harm our body.
5. Respiratory mask - to shift dirty air while we're working with chemicals and materials so we could breath normally without feeling anxious about having respiration problems.
6. Thick rubber gloves - usually could be our hands' protection from cuts and hazards that could burn or corrosive hazards from chemicals.
7. Boots - used to protect our feet and legs from muds that has chemical hazards that could harm our legs' skin so we could walk easily while doing our works.
9. Hook and belt - to protect us while working in height so we won't fall down.
10. Rubber ear plug - to protect our ears while working under water or to protect our ears from loud sounds so it won't harm our ears.
11. First aid kit - as our emergency stuff that we should bring every day and should be available at public places as a prevention of getting any serious injuries.
13. Warning signs - to warn people about dangerous things so people could read it and understand to prevent injuries.
14. Mask - to help us prevent viruses to come to our body and to breath in extreme atmosphere although it doesn't help much.
15. To set the fire off so it doesn't spread much.
16. Smoke detector alarm - to warn us when there's fire dangers that happens in a building so we could do evacuation as fast as possible before the fire spreads.
17. to organize the water pressure in small area
18. Detector - to maintain the safety on the buildings.
19. Volt meter - to check on the electricity so there wouldn't be any electrical dangers in the building.
20. Evacuation way - as an emergency evacuation for people when they should avoid electrical things such as escalator and lifts.
21. Sirine - as a moving alarm to inform people that there's emergency things or important thing coming up at the road so people could move aside to give the vehicles access on the road.
22. Dividers - to organize people when there's an event so there won't be any loses whether about money or things.
23. Knee protector - to protect our angles especially hands and knee.
24. CCTV - to watch unreachable places that we couldn't check regularly to make sure everything is fine and controlled.
25. Selang air :") - to transfer water from the source to many other sub-sources such as sink, kitchen, and toilets.
26. Hydrant - to control water pressure in a big scale amount.
27. Flashlight - to help us see things in the dark.
28. Oxygen - to help us breathe when we're unconsious and need oxygen supplies.
29. Walkie-talkie - to communicate with our colleagues when doing works in different places but still in a building.
30. Speaker and mic (TOA) - to increase our voice sound so everyone could listen to us.
31. Cone - as a divider and warnings when there are works and so we could pay attention to avoid the works.
32. Ban karet - to help us swim when doing works on water.
33. Emergency axe - usually used to break glasses or door so we could escape when we're in dangerous situation.
34. Rope - to help us pack things or maybe to tie on people to safe other people in emergency situation.
35. Rain coat - to keep us dry from raining.
36. Wheel chair - to help disables move from one places to other.
37. Hand supporter - to support our hand in gypsum
38. Password in cases - to protect our valuable things that is important for us or to many people.
39. Binoculars - to help us see far things.
40. Sensor checkers - to prevent people bringing dangerous things inside the building.
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