During welding and high-voltage operations, the use of appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is crucial to ensure the safety of personnel and prevent accidents. In welding, workers are exposed to intense heat, ultraviolet and infrared radiation, sparks, and molten metal, which can cause severe burns, eye injuries, and respiratory issues. Therefore, welders typically use flame-resistant clothing made of leather or specialized fabrics to protect the body from sparks and hot metal. Gloves made from heat-resistant materials such as leather are essential to protect hands from burns and electric shocks, while welding helmets with properly shaded lenses protect the eyes and face from harmful radiation and flying debris. Safety goggles or face shields may be used in addition to helmets for extra protection during certain operations. Respiratory protection, including masks or respirators, is necessary to prevent inhalation of toxic fumes and smoke generated during welding, which can lead to long-term lung damage. Additionally, safety boots with reinforced toes and non-slip soles are used to protect the feet from falling objects and molten metal. Ear protection, such as earplugs or earmuffs, may also