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Hard Hats and Helmets

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Helmets and hard hats help to protect workers from hazards that can impact the head. They have a suspension system that transfers the impact force though the body down to the feet, helping to reduce strain to the neck, head, and spine. Hard hats and helmets are OSHA compliant and ANSI rated and should be regularly inspected for structural integrity. Types and classes of hard hats and helmets combine to indicate the impact type (vertical only or vertical and angled) and level of electrical protection (none, low voltage, or high voltage) provided. Hard hats are used by construction workers, road crews, or wherever it's required by OSHA safety regulations.

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Miner's-Style Hard Hats (Type 1, Class G)
Miner's-Style Hard Hats (Type 1, Class G)
Miner's-style front-brim hard hats (Type 1, Class G) sit closer to the head than traditional hard hats, giving them a slightly lower profile for working in close quarters. They also have integrated hardware to allow a lamp to be attached. Type 1, Class G hard hats protect against vertical impacts and provide low-voltage protection up to 2.2KV.

General Purpose Front-Brim Hard Hats (Type 1, Class E)
General Purpose Front-Brim Hard Hats (Type 1, Class E)
General purpose front-brim (Type 1, Class E) hard hats are non-vented and they have a front brim to protect the face from sun, reduce glare, and help shed rain. Type 1, Class E hard hats protect wearers from vertical impacts and high-voltage conductors (up to 20KV). These hard hats are used by construction workers, road crews, and other workers as required by OSHA.

Work-at-Height, Vented Climbing Helmets (Type 1, Class C)
Work-at-Height, Vented Climbing Helmets (Type 1, Class C)
Work-at-height, vented climbing helmets (Type 1, Class C) allow air to circulate to keep workers cool and have a chinstrap that keeps the helmet in place if a fall or impact occurs. Helmets enclose the back and sides of the head to protect against impact as the result of a fall. Type 1 helmets protect the head from vertical impacts caused by falling objects. Vents on Class C helmets provide a clear path for electrical arcing, so they should not be used in locations where electrical hazards are present.

Work-at-Height Climbing Helmets (Type 1, Class E)
Work-at-Height Climbing Helmets (Type 1, Class E)
Work-at-height climbing helmets (Type 1, Class E) have a chinstrap that keeps the helmet in place if a fall or impact occurs, and enclose the back and sides of the head, for extra protection. Type 1 helmets protect the head from vertical impacts caused by falling objects. Class E helmets are non-conductive and provide high-voltage protection up to 20KV.

General Purpose Full-Brim Hard Hats (Type 1, Class E)
General Purpose Full-Brim Hard Hats (Type 1, Class E)
General purpose full-brim (Type1, Class E) hard hats are non-vented and they have a brim around the entire hat to protect the face and neck from sun, reduce glare, and help shed rain. Type 1, Class E hard hats protect wearers from vertical impacts and high-voltage conductors (up to 20KV). Full brim hard hats are used when required by OSHA and workers are outdoors or working in direct sunlight.

Vented Front Brim Hard Hats (Type 1, Class C)
Vented Front Brim Hard Hats (Type 1, Class C)
Vented front-brim (Type 1, Class C) hard hats are vented to help dissipate heat and have a front brim to protect the face from sun, reduce glare, and help shed rain. Type 1 hard hats protect wearers from vertical impacts. Vents on Class C hard hats allow a clear path for electrical arcing, so they should not be used in locations where electrical hazards are present. While full-brim hard hats are used outdoors and in harsh sunlight, front-brim hard hats are used indoors, and locations where the sun is less harsh.

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