Questions: Safety glasses, goggles, face shields, and welding shields are a tight-fitting form of PPE that covers the eyes and provides protection from impact, dust, and splashes.

Safety glasses, goggles, face shields, and welding shields are a tight-fitting form of PPE that covers the eyes and provides protection from impact, dust, and splashes.
Transcript text: $\qquad$ are a tight-fitting form of PPE that covers the eyes and provides protection from impact, dust, and splashes. Safety glasses Goggles Face shields Welding shields
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The answer is the second one: Goggles.

Explanation for each option:

  1. Safety glasses: These are designed to protect the eyes from impact and flying debris but may not provide a tight seal around the eyes, which is necessary for protection against dust and splashes.

  2. Goggles: Goggles are a tight-fitting form of PPE that covers the eyes and provides protection from impact, dust, and splashes. They form a seal around the eyes, offering more comprehensive protection compared to safety glasses.

  3. Face shields: Face shields provide protection for the entire face from splashes and debris but do not fit tightly around the eyes. They are often used in conjunction with other eye protection.

  4. Welding shields: These are designed specifically to protect the eyes and face from the intense light and heat produced during welding. They are not typically used for protection against dust and splashes.

In summary, goggles are the correct answer as they provide a tight-fitting seal around the eyes, offering protection from impact, dust, and splashes.

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