3M safety helmet is designed to help protect workers from head impact, falling and falling debris

     Head protection is not only a good habit, but also a requirement in the workplace. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recognizes that protecting workers from potential head injuries is a key element of many safety programs, so 3M designs and produces helmets, masks, combination systems and accessories in a variety of styles and colors to meet different needs.

     OSHA stipulates that employers must conduct a hazard assessment and ensure that their employees wear head protection when there is a risk of being injured by impact, fall or splash, electric shock and burns. Wearing appropriate head protection devices, such as crash helmets, safety helmets or helmets, can help reduce the possibility of injury. These injuries may cause serious head injuries to workers and make them unable to work. In the worst case, they may also cause permanent damage. Helmets, sometimes called helmets, are designed to help protect workers from head injuries caused by small objects falling from their heads. Even if impacted, they also help to reduce the force transmitted along the spine and provide a rigid physical barrier when in contact with fixed objects (exposed beams, pipes, etc.); The electrical insulation model also helps prevent electric shock.

     Although there are national and private safety standards for the use of hard hats, occupational head injuries are more common than expected. In 2014, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics received 84750 reports of nonfatal head injuries forced to leave work * *. Hard hats come in different shapes, from traditional to cowboy hats. The most common shapes are hat shape and full brim (also known as wide brim). Regardless of shape or style, they must meet the same performance requirements, and standards usually require testing for impact, penetration, electrical insulation, and temperature characteristics.