Safety Helmets Safety Basics

Low profile, sleek, modern design that allows for uninterrupted upward vision

An unventilated shell ensures protection to the top of the head against electrical risk

Four positioning hooks for easily mounting a headlamp with an elastic headband and keeping it securely in place

Chin strap designed to reduce risk of losing helmet during a fall – great for working at heights or during emergency rescue

Six-point webbing suspension system conforms to the shape of the head for improved comfort and greater impact protection

Fitting Your Helmet- Safety Basics

Your helmet should:

Sit flat on your head — make sure it’s level and isn’t tilted back or forward.
- The front of the helmet should sit low — about two finger widths above your eyebrows to protect your forehead.

The straps on each side of your head should form a “Y” over your ears, with one part of the strap in front of your ear, and one behind — just below your earlobes.
- If the helmet leans forward, adjust the rear straps. If it tilts backward, tighten the front straps.