Which body part is NOT typically covered by PPE?

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is designed to safeguard workers from potential hazards in their environment. The choice indicating that the chest is not typically covered by PPE is correct because many standard PPE items focus on protecting extremities and the head, which are more directly exposed to risks.

Typically, PPE includes hard hats for head protection, gloves for hand safety, and face shields or masks for facial protection against debris, chemicals, or infectious materials. While the chest area can be protected by specialized gear, such as aprons or vests in certain industries, it is not standard to have chest protection designated as part of everyday PPE requirements. As a result, the possibilities for PPE coverage for the chest are less common and depend more on specific job roles or hazards rather than being a basic expectation consistent with other areas like the head, hands, and face.