Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including items such as safety helmets, goggles, gloves, ear protection, and high-visibility clothing, forms a frontline defence against various risks, including physical, chemical, biological, and environmental hazards. In warehouses, where heavy machinery, moving vehicles, and elevated storage systems are commonplace, PPE such as hard hats and high-visibility vests are essential to prevent head injuries and enhance worker visibility, reducing the risk of collisions and accidents. Similarly, in workshops where tasks involve exposure to sharp objects, loud noises, or harmful chemicals, PPE such as gloves, ear defenders, and eye protection are crucial for preventing injuries and minimizing long-term health risks. Additionally, specialized equipment tailored to specific tasks, such as lifting aids, respiratory protective equipment, and confined space entry gear, play a vital role in mitigating risks associated with manual handling, hazardous substances, and confined spaces. By providing employees with access to appropriate PPE and equipment, employers fulfil their legal obligations under health and safety regulations in the UK, which mandate the provision of suitable protective measures to safeguard workers' health and safety. Moreover, investing in PPE and equipment demonstrates a commitment to employee welfare, fostering a positive workplace culture and enhancing employee morale and productivity.