faqs about head protection
What types of head protection equipment are available?
What types of head protection equipment are available?
Head protection equipment includes safety helmets, bump caps, hard hats with chin straps, helmet accessories such as visors and earmuffs, and specialised helmets for high-risk tasks like electrical work or confined spaces.
Who needs to wear head protection at work?
Who needs to wear head protection at work?
Anyone working in areas with risk of head injury from falling objects, moving equipment, electrical hazards, or low overheads should wear appropriate head protection. This includes construction workers, warehouse staff, engineers, and maintenance personnel.
Is head protection equipment compliant with Irish safety regulations?
Is head protection equipment compliant with Irish safety regulations?
Yes. All head protection and head protection equipment supplied by Lifting365 are CE marked and meet Republic of Ireland legislation, including the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 and the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work General Application Regulations 2007.
How should head protection be fitted?
How should head protection be fitted?
Head protection should sit level on the head, with the brim parallel to the ground, and fit snugly without interfering with vision. Adjustable suspension and chin straps can help ensure a secure and comfortable fit.
How often should head protection be inspected?
How often should head protection be inspected?
Head protection equipment should be visually inspected before each use for cracks, dents, deformation, damaged suspension, or compromised straps. Regular checks help ensure ongoing safety.
How long does delivery take for head protection equipment in Ireland?
How long does delivery take for head protection equipment in Ireland?
Delivery for standard head protection products is typically one to two working days. For specific lead times, our team can advise.