Just maybe all y'all that work on the Houston or Irving camps don't think about PPE too much. Unless you go to a water park with the kids, for example:
https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/17/us/texas-houston-water-park-chemical-incident/index.html
But the point of this post is directed your way because you don't see the daily exposures your actual profit-making field workers have to deal with.
And now - to keep your cushy seats and clean-breathing MPTness into retirement years - the company is constraining specific PPE elements for we others, the ones that open a sulfur dioxide/phosgene valve every day. That is how profit is made, did I mention.
Well, profits can also be made when one never makes it to 15 and 55.