Clean a hard hat with warm water, a little mild soap, and a soft cloth or sponge — scrub the shell gently, wash the suspension and sweatband separately, rinse everything in clean water, and…
Only if it is thin and approved for the purpose: in general terms, you should not wear a thick beanie, a baseball…
Hard hat rules on construction sites boil down to a few basics: wear a certified hard hat in every area the site…
Most hard hats do not need a chin strap for ordinary work on the ground — the suspension alone is designed to…
Choose a vented hard hat when heat is your main problem and there is no electrical hazard in your work; choose an…
A hard hat suspension is the system of straps and a headband inside the shell that holds the hard hat about an…
A hard hat should fit snugly and level on your head, with the sweatband sitting about an inch above your eyebrows, the…
Replace a hard hat after any significant impact — a falling object that strikes it, a fall in which your head hits…
Stickers on a hard hat are generally safe if you use helmet-safe vinyl stickers sparingly, keep them away from the edges of…
Yes, you can wear a hard hat backwards — but only if the hat is specifically designed and certified for reverse wearing,…
