On a job site, there are plenty of potential hazards that can irreparably damage your eyes. Eye protection is a critical part of personal protective equipment, but ill-fitted glasses or goggles can allow harmful hazards in the gaps. That’s why it’s so important to get safety eyewear that is the right fit for your face.
We all have different face shapes and sizes and protective eyewear brands such as PROSAFE understand this. Shane Wood, National Category Manager at Blackwoods, notes,
“PROSAFE’s range now includes smaller-frame spectacles designed to accommodate smaller face shapes, ensuring the perfect and safest fit for everyone.”
Over the past decade, Blackwoods has donated over $3 million to The Fred Hollows Foundation’s Indigenous Australia Program, largely funded by sales from PROSAFE’s eye and face protection range. By choosing PROSAFE, you’re not just getting top-notch safety gear; you’re also helping to enhance the eye health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
10% of profits from PROSAFE eyewear, faceshields and related accessories sold through Blackwoods Australia is donated to The Fred Hollows Foundation's Indigenous Australia Program.
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