Which item is NOT part of the Eye and Face protection inspection criteria?

• A. Sturdy Frame
• B. Scratches obstruct vision
• C. No damaged headband
• D. Clean lenses

Answer: (B)

Eye and Face protection inspection focuses on confirming the equipment is ready to provide protection by looking for positive condition indicators: the frame is sturdy enough to withstand use, the headband is undamaged so it will hold securely, and the lenses are clean so vision isn’t compromised. The phrase “scratches obstruct vision” describes a problem you would encounter with damaged lenses, not a criterion you use to approve the item. In practice, you would check that lenses are free of scratches that could obstruct vision; therefore, this statement reflects a failure condition rather than a criterion you verify as part of the inspection.