Personal Protective Equipment
1915.157 (Hand and body protection). This guide does not address PPE requirements related to respiratory protection (29 CFR 1910.134). There is a brief . discussion of hearing protection in this publication but users should refer to OSHA Publication 3074, “Hearing Conservation”
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