Of all areas of the body, the eyes are among the most exposed to hazards on a daily basis. It takes only a single speck of flying debris to cause serious damage to an eye. It's important to remember this fact, because some workers avoid wearing eye protection, even when it's available.
OSHA requires employers to provide protective equipment when there is potential for eye injury due to machines, operations, or other jobsite conditions. But, how do you determine the potential for these injuries?