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An ESL Resource for AIR: Pre-Employment Brian Briggs Community Colleges of Spokane Press Space Bar to continue

Eye Protection Safety Glasses Safety Goggles Face Shield Welding Visor

Eye Protection Grinder Flying chips

Watch the video below to see how important eye protection is…

Ear Protection Ear Plugs Safety Earphones

Gloves Leather is durable and can protect your hands from sharp objects and heat. Welding Gloves

Hair Wear long hair up and in a hair net NO!YES!

Jewelry Rings Bracelets Necklaces Earrings

Shoes and Boots Steel Toes Leather

Fabric (Material) Natural Fibers Synthetic Fibers No! Cotton, Denim, Wool, etc. Chips will bounce off and not burn Polyester, Nylon, Rayon, etc. Chips will stick and melt through fabric

Aprons and Shop Coats Protects your clothing and body from dirt and debris Should not be loose fitting to prevent getting caught in machinery Aprons should not have belts or loops in front

Vocabulary Synthetic \sin- ˈ the-tik\ Natural \ ˈ na-ch ə -r ə l\ Leather \ ˈ le-th ə r\ Steel \ ˈ stēl\ Fabric \ ˈ fa-brik\

Vocabulary Protection \pr ə - ˈ tek-sh ə n\ Jewelry \ ˈ jü- ə l-rē\ Durable \ ˈ du̇r- ə -b ə l\ Fiber \ ˈ fī-b ə r\ Plug \ ˈ pl ə g\

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