PPE will protect you from all hazardous exposures.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is designed to minimize the risk of exposure to hazardous environments, but it does not provide a comprehensive safeguard against all hazardous exposures. Various factors can affect the effectiveness of PPE, such as the type of hazard, the fit and condition of the equipment, and the specific tasks being performed.

While PPE can effectively protect against certain chemicals, physical hazards, biological risks, and radiological hazards, no PPE can guarantee complete safety in every situation. The effectiveness of PPE also relies on proper training, maintenance, and the appropriate selection of equipment for specific tasks and conditions.

Thus, understanding that PPE is a critical element of safety but not an absolute barrier to all types of hazardous exposures helps reinforce the importance of a multi-faceted approach to safety, which includes training, engineering controls, administrative controls, and the use of PPE as part of a comprehensive hazard management plan. This is why the statement is deemed false.