Coveralls are essential for maintaining safety and cleanliness in various work environments. Proper maintenance and care can extend their lifespan, ensuring they continue to provide the protection you need. Follow these straightforward steps to keep your coveralls in top condition!

Select Appropriate Coverall

• Select the right type of coverall according to protection against gases, particulates or liquids.
• Assess whether additional standards are required, such as biological hazards, limited flame spread, etc.

Proper Sizing

• Choose the correct size for maximum protection
• Ensure the coveralls fit comfortably without restricting movement

Proper Wearing

• Put on the coveralls in a clean area to avoid contamination
• Make sure all zippers or storm flaps are properly secured

Limit Contact

• Avoid unnecessary contact with surrounding objects to minimize contamination
• Be cautious of sharp objects and rough surfaces that could tear the coveralls

Safe Removal

• Carefully peel off the coveralls from the inside out, starting from the hood and working downward
• Avoid touching the outer surface to prevent contamination

Proper Disposal

• Dispose of used coveralls in designated hazardous waste bins or according to local regulations
• Do not attempt to clean or reuse coveralls

Storage

• Store unused coveralls in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and
  contaminants
• Keep coveralls in their original packaging until ready for use
• Use older stock first to ensure all coveralls are used within their shelf life

Quick Tips

• Keep an emergency stock of coveralls on-site to handle unexpected needs
• Ensure all users are trained on the proper use and disposal of coveralls
• Follow local regulations and guidelines for the disposal of hazardous materials