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PPE vs. SPE: Understanding Personal Protective & Special Purpose Equipment
PPE stands for "Personal Protective Equipment". It is equipment worn by a worker to protect the wearer from injury or the spread of infection. Examples include gloves, a safety helmet, a safety harness, goggles, or a high visibility vest.
SPE stands for "Special Purpose Equipment". It is equipment that serves a specific purpose, such as a fire extinguisher, a life jacket, or a first aid kit.
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