Protective clothing (used in the automotive industry) is clothing designed to protect either the wearer's body or other items of clothing from hazards such as heat, chemicals and toxic dust.
There are many issues that may affect your safety. You should keep long hair and loose clothing away from machinery, and additional protective equipment may be needed depending on the job at hand. Also remember to lift heady objects correctly to prevent back injuries.
When assisting an injured person, be aware of any dangers that may still be present and always seek professional advice when tending to an injured person.
Check your customer's vehicle before you start to work on it. If there are any valuables in it, or any damage to the paintwork, note them on your job sheet and refer them to the customer or to your supervisor.
