A safety program on personal protective equipment (PPE) should include the following key elements:

1. Hazard Assessment: Conduct a thorough assessment of the workplace to identify all potential hazards that require PPE.
2. PPE Selection: Select the appropriate PPE based on the identified hazards, taking into account the type of work being performed and the specific conditions of the workplace.
3. PPE Use and Maintenance: Develop and implement procedures for the proper use, care, and maintenance of PPE. Workers should be trained on how to properly use and care for their PPE, including how to inspect it before each use and how to properly clean and store it when not in use.
4. PPE Training: Provide comprehensive training to workers on the proper use of PPE, including when to use it, how to properly don and doff it, and how to care for it.
5. Emergency Response: Develop and implement procedures for emergency response in the event of an incident involving PPE, including procedures for the proper removal and disposal of contaminated PPE.
6. Recordkeeping: Keep records of all PPE used by workers, including the type of PPE used, the date it was issued, and the date it was replaced.
7. Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with all applicable regulations and standards related to the use of PPE.

By implementing a comprehensive safety program on PPE that includes these elements, employers can help to ensure that workers are properly protected from workplace hazards. This can reduce the risk of injuries and illnesses, improve the overall safety and health of the workplace, and promote a culture of safety within the organization. The program should be reviewed and updated regularly to ensure that it remains effective in protecting workers from hazards.

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