Where to Find a Trusted PPE Safety Equipment Supplier for B2B Needs?

Posted by VCARE HEALTH IBERICA, S.L. on November 16th, 2020

The law requires certain businesses to provide proper PPE or personal protective equipment to their employees in the workplace where they are exposed to chemicals and other risks to their health or safety. The equipment must be supplied free of charge. Among those who require PPE are firefighters, miners, factory workers, construction workers, healthcare professionals, and chemists.  

With the global crisis going on and many businesses scrambling to buy PPE safety equipment, there has been a supply shortage. Yes, there are distributors in the online market. But how can one be so sure that they are legitimate and not opportunistic scammers and marginal suppliers whose only aim is to make money?  

To protect your employees, you have to give them quality PPE safety equipment. You can ensure that if you are getting PPE from a trusted supplier. Here are some tips on where and how you can choose a reliable PPE safety equipment company.  

Look for a PPE supplier directory online 

You can begin your search by looking for a directory for PPE suppliers. While not all of them are legitimate, the directory can still be a good starting point as it lists potential companies near you. It also provides contact information so you can reach them easily. That means you won't have to manually search for their telephone number, email, and website.  

Find a supplier that specializes in PPE for your industry  

Some businesses require a specific type of PPE safety equipment. For example, the construction industry's PPE is different from the PPE that the healthcare sector needs. To ensure that the PPE you are buying is "Fit for Purpose" and meets the standards and specifications, find an experienced company that supplies PPE in your industry. Those who specialize in the industry you work in are more likely to provide your PPE needs from gloves, helmet, masks to safety goggles. 

Find out more about the manufacturer  

You must always be extra cautious when finding a manufacturer, supplier, or distributor. Make sure that the supplier you are dealing with is registered with its respective government. See to it that their products meet the GMP manufacturing standards and that they have relevant certifications and accreditations.

About the Author:

This article is written by Marc Vázquez, Director of Sales at VCARE HEALTH IBERICA, S.L, which is a personal protective equipment supplier company that provides high-quality and economical personal protective products to local and global B2B customers.