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Are you comfortable wearing the required PPE on the job?
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Assure the hiring manager that you are willing to put safety first on the job, and that you are familiar with the required protective equipment.
Rachelle Enns is an interview coach and job search expert. She works with candidates to perform their best in employment, medical, and post-secondary admission interviews.
"I am very comfortable, and willing, to wear the appropriate PPE gear while on the job. In my current role, safety is a priority, and I appreciate that from responsible employers."
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Yes, I am comfortable wearing the required PPE for any job that I would be at.
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PPE, or Personal Protective Equipment, is intended to keep you safe on the job. This can include masks/face shields, safety goggles, gloves, or protective skin covering (long-sleeves, coat, etc.)
It is also important that all PPE is well-fitted and perfectly intact because a breach in your goggles or a rip in your gloves can result in injury. You can improve your answer by confirming that you understand PPE use is vital to workplace safety. If you've worked in a position requiring you to wear PPE, tell the interviewer what you wore and why. How did it protect you? You can also emphasize that you value workplace safety and would adhere to any safety guidelines, including PPE use, to keep yourself and others safe.
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