Here are key considerations:

1. Insulated Clothing: Workers should wear insulating clothing to protect against electrical shock. This includes insulated gloves, arc-rated clothing, and non-conductive footwear.

2. Static-Control Measures: Given the sensitivity of electronic components in EVs, preventing static electricity is paramount. Anti-static footwear, clothing, and wrist straps can help dissipate static charges, reducing the risk of damage to sensitive components.

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   Face and Eye Protection: Full-face shields or goggles with appropriate arc flash protection are essential to shield workers from potential electrical arcs or flashes. Clear visibility is crucial for precision work, and protective eyewear ensures both safety and clarity.

4. Arc Flash Protection: As EVs involve high-voltage systems, the risk of arc flashes is heightened. Workers need PPE designed to minimize the impact of arc flashes, including flame-resistant clothing, face shields, and arc-rated head protection.

5. Voltage-Rated Tools and Equipment: Using tools and equipment specifically designed for high-voltage work is essential. Insulated handles and voltage-rated tools help prevent accidental shocks and enhance overall safety.

6. Training and Awareness: Beyond physical PPE, education and awareness are vital. Workers should be trained on electrical safety practices, emphasizing the risks associated with human-generated static electricity and other electrical hazards. This knowledge enhances their ability to work safely in an EV manufacturing environment.

By addressing these unique PPE needs, safety managers can create a secure environment that not only protects workers from potential electrical hazards but also safeguards the integrity of the EV components during the manufacturing process.

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