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Seeking help with labor protection equipment

2010-06-22View Original

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Dear sea friends: Summer has arrived, and the temperatures are quite high. There are several job positions where the working conditions are rather poor. Moreover, it is not possible to install air conditioners and fans. Due to the high temperatures, workers are reluctant to wear safety helmets. Is there a cooling system available for use with safety helmets? ? ?
Reply #22010-06-22
Some safety helmets have holes on both sides designed for ventilation, but if your helmet doesn’t have such holes, you shouldn’t make any holes in it arbitrarily.
Reply #32010-06-22
May I ask, does that mean that because of the high temperatures, people can go to work without wearing any clothes, working there completely naked? I think the principle of \"safety first\" shouldn’t just be an empty slogan – wearing a safety helmet doesn’t kill you from heat. Those experienced workers have been wearing them for decades; why have they been able to stick to it? Because they understand better than anyone that \"Safety concerns everyone – it brings happiness to countless families,\" and that \"There are no trivial matters when it comes to safety\"...
Reply #42010-06-22
Reply to 1# wufan1124: I’m not sure what the original poster is trying to convey. Personal protective equipment serves as the last line of defense for protecting safety, and it shouldn’t be taken lightly. When it comes to cooling down, the key is to improve the working environment and conditions; measures such as installing sprinklers in the factory buildings can be considered. Since the original poster did not clarify the working environment, it is also difficult to provide good suggestions. When I was working in a company, due to the nature of my job, I had to wear fully sealed acid-resistant suits, masks, safety helmets, etc., which made me feel very hot; I once purchased a type of clothing with cooling capabilities, and it worked fairly well. I’m not sure if this applies to the OP’s unit.
Reply #52010-06-23
It is not necessary to wear a safety helmet inside the control room
Reply #62010-06-23
I don’t know what kind of company the original poster works for; if it’s a machining factory, it’s necessary to wear a safety helmet due to tasks involving lifting and working at heights. But for ordinary job positions, it is not necessary to wear a safety helmet as soon as you start working; a work cap is sufficient for such roles.
Reply #72010-06-24
Safety helmets are not required in the control room or laboratory. It must be worn when going to the device, because \"safety first\"”

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