Which option best describes the required PPE for cad welding?

• A. Safety Glasses
• B. Hard Hat
• C. Gloves
• D. All of the Above

Answer: (D)

Welding PPE is about protecting multiple exposure areas: eyes, head, and hands. The arc produces intense light and UV that can injure eyes, sparks and heat can burn skin and damage hands, and there may be overhead or falling-object hazards that could injure the head. Eye protection is essential because the arc’s brightness can cause arc eye; safety glasses are part of that protection, though in practice you typically wear a welding helmet with an appropriate shade to fully shield the eyes and face. The hard hat addresses potential head hazards in many shop environments, and sturdy gloves protect the hands from heat, sparks, and sharp edges. Since all these risks can be present during cad welding, using eye protection, head protection, and hand protection together provides the strongest, best-protected approach, making all three together the correct choice.