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Scope    FAQ's    Glossary    Additional References    Viewing/Printing Instructions    Credits  Home PPE Selection OSHA Requirements PPE Selection Impact Heat Chemicals Dust - Goggles Optical Radiation PPE Selection: Dust Dust is present in the workplace during operations such as woodworking and buffing. Working in a dusty environment can causes eye injuries and presents additional hazards to contact lens wearers. Either eyecup or cover-type safety goggles should be worn when dust is present. Safety goggles are the only effective type of eye protection from nuisance dust because they create a protective seal around the eyes. PPE Devices for Dust Hazards Goggles Primary protectors intended to protect the eyes against a variety of airborne particles and harmful dust. | Home | Scope | FAQs | Glossary | Additional References | | Viewing/Printing Instructions | Credits | PPE Selection | OSHA Requirements |

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