Protection and requirements
Risks, applicable requirements, certification and necessary characteristics.

03 · EPI Advisor
Independent support for occupational health and safety professionals to define required characteristics and compare viable PPE. Selection connects protection, requirements, usage context and adoption — not just catalogue information.
Talk to AptusAnalysis centred on the client’s need, paid for as a service rather than through product commissions.
Decision factors
Several factors need to be considered together; in isolation they can lead to an incomplete choice.
Risks, applicable requirements, certification and necessary characteristics.
Comfort, compatibility with the task and likelihood of correct use.
Durability, availability, maintenance and continuity of supply.
Total cost and the practical consequences of each option.
What you receive
Depending on scope, Aptus provides a reasoned report on a risk and the characteristics of the indicated PPE, or a structured comparison of viable PPE against defined requirements.
Criteria, assumptions and evidence are made explicit; this is not a commercial product recommendation.
Training for a better-informed decision
Where included in the agreed scope, training helps interpret technical information, relate characteristics to usage context and understand comparison criteria. It aims to strengthen the ability to discuss and substantiate future decisions.
It does not confer professional health-and-safety certification or replace risk assessment, manufacturer instructions or applicable legal responsibilities.
Independence
Aptus is not tied to manufacturers or distributors when making a recommendation. Sector experience helps us understand products, channels and conditions of use, while the method keeps the analysis centred on the need.
The work supports a decision; it does not replace the legal responsibilities of the employer or occupational safety professionals.
Talk to Aptus
Tell us about the situation and the decision you need to make. We can then define what kind of analysis would be useful.
The first step is to understand your context and objective. We then consider whether working together makes sense and agree on a possible next step.