Providing proper head protection for employees is essential to help reduce head injuries like traumatic brain injuries and fatalities at jobsites. The types and classes of hard hats play an ...

A hard hat is such a ubiquitous item of personal protective equipment (PPE) in construction that it has become emblematic of safety in the industry. Worn by generations of construction workers, hard ...

Edward W. Bullard invented the hard hat in 1919, then patented it in 1929. It's credited with saving lives on job sites while also becoming a symbol of working-class America.

Made with a material called WaveCel, the hard hats aim to greatly reduce traumatic brain injuries on construction sites.

The hard hat is construction's undisputed icon. Worn daily by millions of workers, it has come to symbolise the entire industry, featuring on recruitment posters, site hoardings and 100 company logos.

OSHA has very specific guidelines to protect workers from head injuries. Because of how often head protection is required, workers should take extra precautions to ensure their hard hat is taken care ...

A Sunshine Coast construction worker says no one has to sacrifice their style on a job site as she confronts the occasional prehistoric attitude that ladies belong “in the kitchen”.

The new place that I have just moved into looks out over a construction site and it is utterly fascinating to see these guys work away...there appears to be about 30 guys working doing various ...

Advertisement Construction Workers Take the Hard Hat Challenge Despite all the laughs and light head injuries, not everyone is cool with putting hard hats to the exact opposite of their intended use.