Women’s PPE Roadshow

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This contractor worked with their suppliers to arrange a ‘try on’ event for the women’s PPE range.

This gave female colleagues the opportunity to try out the range on offer in a variety of sizes to ensure a comfortable fit and order what they required on the day.

Providing properly fitting, comfortable PPE in women’s sizes, is an important way in which the industry can signal inclusivity to women.

Feedback was extremely positive as women’s sizing is well known to vary from company to company and the event gave the opportunity for staff to try items on and order them on the day for delivery.

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Published 12 March 2024
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