TRAINING RECORD REV.NO.

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QF/7.2/02 REV. DT NIL
FOR THE YEAR 2019
SL.NO TRAINING MODULE FACULTY DATE DEPT. NAME SIGNATURE
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Production Aloke Sarkar
Production Dilip Baidya
Commercial C.S.Chakraborty
ISO 9001:2015 refresher course
Aloke Ganguly Production Krishna Guin

03.04.2019 Production Ranjit Bhattacharya

PREPARED BY :
 89/686/EEC

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is defined as 'any device to be worn or held by an individual for protection
against one or more health and safety hazards'. The regulations also apply to any system placed on the market in
conjunction with PPE for its connection to another external, additional device.

Protective equipment is expected to be safe and fit for its stated purpose. Manufacturers, distributors, legislators and
users alike demand this minimum expectation. The industry-wide commitment to responsible manufacturing is
supported and governed by the Personal Protective Equipment Directive (89/686/EEC).  

Before purchasing any PPE, specifiers should consult the ‘Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations
1992’. These contain 14 regulations for employers to consider as part of their pre-purchase risk assessment.
Purchasing to a standard does not necessarily satisfy all of the requirements of Regulation 6 – Assessment of PPE. 

The manufacturer must ensure that their products conform to either the relevant harmonised European standard, as
transposed into a national (BS) or international (BS ISO) standard, or a technical specification deemed to be
appropriate by a Notified Body to meet the Basic Health and Safety requirements of the Directive.

BSI is actively involved in eight main areas of CE marking, Type Examination, Article 10, (test and certification) of
PPE, namely hearing protection, respiratory protection, eye protection, head protection, protective footwear,
protective gloves, protective clothing and high visibility garments. Where required by the Directive the ongoing
quality checking of the products, Article 11A or 11B, is also undertaken.

In addition to the CE marking activities an independent test service is provided for products that do not fall within
the scope of the Directive and Kitemark® quality assurance schemes are operated for many types of PPE.