What is coveralls in PPE?

Coveralls are a type of personal protective equipment (PPE) which is worn to protect the wearer from a range of hazards in the workplace. They are typically made from a durable material, such as cotton or polyester, and are designed to be loose-fitting so that they do not restrict movement.

Industrial protective clothing is an essential compromise between eliminating potential risks and completing the tasks while accepting certain harms that are inherent in daily working life.It is an essential shield to protect frontline operators from hazardous workplace especially dealing with chemicals, liquid jets, infective agents and others. 

Category I:    Simple products. For areas of 'minimal risk' which are not suitable to protect against any form of hazard. Such                         products are self-certified.

Category II:    Intermediate products. For areas of specific risk i.e. mechanical risk. Such products will have CE type test                               against European test methods and certificate by a notified body.

Category III:   Complex products. For areas/applications than can seriously or irreversibly harm the health. Such products,                           in addition to the CE type test, will also have to be either produced under an approved quality system or be                             tested on an annual basis.