This document discusses the importance of eye protection in the workplace. Some key points: - Eye injuries occur at a rate of about 2000 per day in the US, with 10-20% resulting in permanent vision loss. The majority of injuries occur when eye protection is not worn. - Common causes of eye injuries are flying debris, chemicals, and improper use of tools. The appropriate eye protection should always be worn for the task. - Different types of eye protection include safety glasses, goggles, and face shields, with options for plastic, glass, or polycarbonate lenses. Proper protection depends on the hazard. - OSHA requires employers to provide eye protection. All approved lenses must

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5. You should always use the appropriate eyewear for the job