Coveralls can be worn in a variety of industries, including construction, manufacturing, and healthcare. 

Coveralls can help to protect workers from the following hazards: 

• Chemicals: Coveralls can protect workers from exposure to chemicals by preventing them from coming into direct contact with the skin. This is important in industries where workers are exposed to hazardous chemicals, such as manufacturing and construction. 

• Dirt and debris: Coveralls can help to protect workers from dirt and debris by keeping it off their clothing. This is important in industries where workers are exposed to dirt and debris, such as construction and manufacturing. 
• Fire: Coveralls can help to protect workers from fire by providing a barrier between the flames and the skin. This is important in industries where there is a risk of fire, such as manufacturing and construction. 
• Cuts and abrasions: Coveralls can help to protect workers from cuts and abrasions by providing a barrier between the skin and sharp objects. This is imperative in industries where workers are exposed to sharp objects, such as manufacturing and construction. 
• Weather conditions: Coveralls can help to protect workers from inclement weather, such as rain, snow, and wind. This is vital in industries where workers are exposed to the elements, such as construction and agriculture. 

Additional benefits of overalls: 

• Identify workers: Coveralls can be used to identify workers, which may be important in a variety of situations, such as during an emergency. 
• Promote safety culture: Wearing coveralls can help to promote a safety culture in the workplace. It shows that workers are taking their safety seriously. 
• Increase productivity: Wearing coveralls can help to increase productivity by preventing workers from having to worry about their clothing getting dirty or damaged. 

Choosing and wearing coveralls: 

• Choose coveralls which are made from a durable material that is resistant to chemicals, dirt, and debris. 

• Choose coveralls that fit properly and are not too loose or too tight. 
• Choose coveralls that have a variety of pockets for storing tools and equipment. 
• Choose coveralls that are flame-resistant if you are working in an environment where there is a risk of fire. 
• Ensure that the coveralls are clean and free of defects before each use. 
• Inspect the coveralls for wear and tear regularly and replace them as needed. 

• Wash the coveralls after each use according to the manufacturer’s instructions. 

By following these tips, you can ensure that you are choosing and wearing coveralls that will provide you with the best possible protection in the workplace. 

The iProtectU health and safety software provides: 

• An inspection and Audit App which allows for safety inspection of the workplace and associated report 
• eLearning on PPE in the workplace 

• Scheduling functionality for managers to send eLearning, risk assessments and documents out to all staff via the software with tracks completion and compliance 
• Risk assessment templates covering PPE requirements 
• Management system to document control the policy on PPE 
• Method Statement module for the creation of work activity working instructions 
• Legal register that provides legislation guidance on PPE 

• Incident investigation module that tracks incidents with an app and via desktop 
• Hazard observation app where staff can report and record any concerns regarding coveralls or other PPE to the organisation 
• Asset management App ensuring assets are recorded in the software