My knowledge base does not contain specific documentation on the use of PPE for post-tensioning cables. However, I can provide general safety guidance based on industry best practices for minimizing risk when working with tensioned cables.

The primary hazards associated with post-tensioning cables include:

• Sudden release of tension
• Cable snapping
• Flying debris To mitigate these risks, the following PPE is recommended:

Eye and Face Protection:

• Safety Glasses with Side Shields or Goggles: Essential for protecting against flying debris during tensioning or potential cable failure.
• Face Shields: Provide an additional layer of protection against larger debris or cable fragments. Hand Protection:
• Heavy-Duty Gloves: Leather or synthetic gloves protect against cuts, abrasions, and potential cable fraying. Ensure gloves provide a firm grip. Body Protection:
• High Visibility Clothing: To ensure you are seen by other workers.
• Flame-resistant clothing: Clothing made from heavyweight, tightly woven, 100% wool or cotton to protect from UV radiation, hot metal, sparks, and open flames. Foot Protection:
• Safety Boots: Heavy, well-fitted safety work boots approved by standards like CAN/CSA Standard Z195-14 (R2019): Protective Footwear. Head Protection:
• Hard Hat: Essential for protecting against head impact, penetration injuries, and electrical injuries such as those caused by falling or flying objects, fixed objects, or contact with electrical conductors.