In the construction industry, helmets of different colors mean different things. What Xiaobian brings to you today is the interpretation of different colors of helmets.
Hard hat, it is a steel hat used to protect our head. Its overall appearance is hemispherical, it has a certain elastic impact resistance, and it is very strong and smooth. The biggest feature of a safety helmet is its good air permeability and its light weight. It applies a wide range of industries, in addition to a large number of applications outside the construction industry in metallurgy, forestry and other industries.
What does the color of the helmet represent?
The helmet is not what color you like to bring color. We can generally see four different colors of helmets on the construction site: white, red, blue, and yellow.
The white helmet represents the supervisor or Party A (site manager) on the construction site. They are mainly responsible for the implementation of the plan and the supervision of project quality.
The red helmet represents the technical personnel or our management personnel on the construction site, and the second party personnel also have the belt. Most of its staff are responsible, we must understand clearly!
The blue helmet stands on the construction site: technicians. Therefore, the red and blue hard hats are the most difficult to distinguish, and therefore there is no special provision. Generally, different companies wear different clothes.
The yellow helmet represents the average person on the construction site. I believe we all know that the general workers on construction sites in China are wearing yellow safety helmets.
Summary: Different colors of helmets are used to better distinguish people, so as to avoid unnecessary trouble. In addition, helmets are very important on the construction site. When entering the construction site, everyone must not be bothered and not wear safety helmets.
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