Protective clothing wear instructions

1. Before using any protective clothing, it is essential to conduct a thorough inspection and pressure test to ensure there are no defects or leaks. The type of protective gear should be chosen based on the specific task or environment it will be used in.
2. If required, anti-fogging agents can be applied to the inside of the protective glasses as instructed by the manufacturer. This helps maintain clear visibility during use.
3. It's recommended to have at least one "cooperative partner" to assist when putting on the protective gear, especially for complex systems that require two people to handle properly.
4. Always wear appropriate undergarments when using protective clothing. At a minimum, long-sleeve shirts and pants or long underwear should be worn. For high-risk environments, fire-resistant underclothing is strongly advised.
5. Remove all personal items that could potentially damage the protective gear, such as pens, keys, badges, or jewelry. These can puncture or tear the material.
6. Take off your regular shoes if you're wearing a full protective suit with attached rubber boots. Some protective boots are designed to be worn without regular footwear.
7. Roll up the legs of the protective clothing to make it easier to step into the protective pants and long boots. This also helps prevent the clothing from getting caught or torn.
8. If using a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), check and assemble the unit according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure all connections are secure and adjust the equipment as needed. Do not put on the mask until it is absolutely necessary.
9. When using a supplied-air system, verify all connections and adjust the air flow before starting work. Again, avoid wearing the facepiece until the system is fully operational.
10. Sit down and carefully insert both legs into the protective clothing. Make sure the clothing moves smoothly and doesn't get twisted.
11. Step your feet into the jacket boots and remove the splash guard from the boot. It's important to wear work boots that are slightly larger than usual to allow enough space for the protective cover to fit comfortably.
12. Turn on the air supply device and put on the top cover to confirm that the system is functioning correctly. Check for any leaks or issues before proceeding.
13. Stand up and fasten the inner belt if your protective clothing includes one. This helps keep the garment securely in place.
14. Insert your arms and head through the openings of the protective suit, zip it up, and ensure the zipper is fully closed.
15. Ask your assistant to double-check that the zipper and cover are fully secured, that the mask provides a clear view, all air lines are connected properly, and that the entire protective system is in optimal working condition.

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