Dyckerhoff Eye Protection

Our current safety highlight

Focus on accident black spots

Our current safety highlight presents a key area of occupational safety in more detail. For this purpose, we look at current information and present in detail what needs to be considered on this topic, so that you can safely get through the working day.

Current: Eye protection!

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Keep the perspective!

Protect your eyes! Eye injuries caused by cement or concrete residues cause restrictions in professional and private life. To avoid this, the correct wearing of safety glasses is mandatory. Here you will find 10 golden rules that you must follow when working that requires eye protection. This is how you protect yourself from such accidents.

10 golden rules for the protection of your eyes

Speak up

Speak to your colleagues should they use their safety glasses incorrectly or not at all.

Only with safety glasses

Wear safety glasses not only when performing your job, but at all times in all areas of your professional and personal life where your eyes need to be protected.

Take your time

Prepare yourself sufficiently for an activity. Keep your things together and put them on calmly before you start working.

Always only undamaged

If the lenses of your safety glasses are scratched or otherwise damaged, replace them immediately.

Keep the perspective

If you notice any problems with your vision, stop what you are doing. First check your glasses. If it is perfect, have your vision checked by a professional.

Take care of your safety glasses

Store your goggles in a clean package. This means that it can be used again after a break in activity or on the next working day.

Decide correctly

Always use the appropriate safety glasses for the job.

Keep your glasses clean

Clean your glasses with mild detergent and warm water if they get dirty.

Think before you do

Always think about how to do an activity safely before you start.

Good visibility at all times

If you wear safety glasses with corrective lenses and your vision is worse, go to an optician and have your glasses adjusted.

Safety glasses at a glance

Covering glasses for spectacle wearers

Safety glasses for standard activities

with and without corrective lenses

Tightly sealed safety glasses

Visor