Safety Technology Exchange Edition: Daily Question (2016.4.28)

It must be oriented correctly; it cannot be in the opposite direction or tilted. The lower strap of the safety helmet must be fastened under the chin and secured properly, with an appropriate level of tightness.

1. Before wearing a safety helmet, adjust its tightness so that it does not move freely on the head, without causing any discomfort. 2. A safety helmet consists of a lining and a shell; the lining must be properly connected to the shell. At the same time, the lining and the shell should not be in close contact – there should be a certain gap between them, usually 2–4 cm (depending on the material used). When an object falls on the helmet’s shell, the lining can act as a buffer, preventing damage to the cervical spine. 3. The chin strap must be fastened tightly so that it does not come loose in the event of a fall or a secondary impact. Since a safety helmet is worn on the head, it serves to protect the head.

Before putting it on, check that the helmet is in good condition and within its valid period; once it is worn, fasten the safety strap to prevent it from falling off…

1. Before wearing a safety helmet, adjust its tightness so that it does not move freely on the head, without causing any discomfort. 2. A safety helmet consists of a lining and a shell; the lining must be properly connected to the shell. At the same time, the lining and the shell should not be in close contact – there should be a certain gap between them, usually 2–4 cm (depending on the material used). When an object falls on the helmet’s shell, the lining can act as a buffer, preventing damage to the cervical spine. 3. The chin strap must be fastened tightly so that it does not come loose in the event of a fall or a secondary impact. Since a safety helmet is worn on the head, it serves to protect the head.

1. Before wearing a safety helmet, adjust its tightness so that it does not move freely on the head, without causing any discomfort. 2. A safety helmet consists of a lining and a shell; the lining must be properly connected to the shell. At the same time, the lining and the shell should not be in close contact – there should be a certain gap between them, usually 2–4 cm (depending on the material used). When an object falls on the helmet’s shell, the lining can act as a buffer, preventing damage to the cervical spine. 3. The chin strap must be fastened tightly so that it does not come loose in the event of a fall or a secondary impact. Since a safety helmet is worn on the head, it serves to protect the head.

1. Before wearing a safety helmet, adjust its tightness so that it does not move freely on the head, without causing any discomfort. 2. A safety helmet consists of a lining and a shell; the lining must be firmly connected to the shell, but it should not be in direct contact with it – there should be a certain gap between them. This gap is typically 2–4 cm, depending on the material used. When objects fall onto the helmet’s shell, the lining acts as a buffer, preventing damage to the cervical spine. 3. The chin strap must be fastened tightly so that it does not come loose in the event of a fall or a second impact. Since a safety helmet is worn on the head, it serves to protect the head. 4. The hat should be worn properly, with the straps fastened; the size of the brim should be adjusted to fit the wearer’s head shape ； When wearing a safety helmet, women should put their hair inside the helmet lining (high-heeled shoes are not allowed in the workshop).

1. Before wearing a safety helmet, adjust its tightness so that it does not move freely on the head, without causing any discomfort. 2. A safety helmet consists of an inner lining and an outer shell. The inner lining must be securely attached to the outer shell, but it should not be in direct contact with it; there should be a certain gap between them, usually 2–4 cm (depending on the material used). When objects fall onto the outer shell of the helmet, the inner lining acts as a buffer, preventing damage to the cervical spine. 3. The chin strap must be fastened tightly so that it does not come loose in the event of a fall or a second impact. Since a safety helmet is worn on the head, it serves to protect the head. 4. The helmet must be worn properly, with the straps fastened securely. The size of the headband should be adjusted to fit the wearer’s head shape; female workers wearing safety helmets should put their hair inside the helmet lining (high-heeled shoes are not allowed in the workshop).

Adjust the strap, put it on properly, and fasten the chin strap.

1. Before wearing a safety helmet, adjust its tightness so that it does not move freely on the head, without causing any discomfort. 2. A safety helmet consists of a lining and a shell; the lining must be properly connected to the shell. At the same time, the lining and the shell should not be in close contact – there should be a certain gap between them, usually 2–4 cm (depending on the material used). When an object falls on the helmet’s shell, the lining can act as a buffer, preventing damage to the cervical spine. 3. The chin strap must be fastened tightly so that it does not come loose in the event of a fall or a secondary impact. Since a safety helmet is worn on the head, it serves to protect the head.

1. Before wearing a safety helmet, adjust its tightness so that it does not move freely on the head, without causing any discomfort. 2. A safety helmet consists of an inner lining and an outer shell. The inner lining must be securely attached to the outer shell, but it should not be in direct contact with it; there should be a certain gap between them, usually 2–4 cm (depending on the material used). When objects fall onto the outer shell of the helmet, the inner lining acts as a buffer, preventing damage to the cervical spine. 3. The chin strap must be fastened tightly so that it does not come loose in the event of a fall or a second impact. Since a safety helmet is worn on the head, it serves to protect the head. 4. The helmet should be worn properly with the straps fastened, and its size should be adjusted to fit the wearer’s head shape; when wearing a safety helmet, women should put their hair inside the helmet lining.