Everything you need to know about hard hats: ANSI standards, OSHA requirements, types, ratings, and how to choose the right one for your job.
OSHA requires employers to provide head protection when workers are exposed to falling objects, electrical shock, or other hazards. Here's what you need to know.
Designed to reduce the force of impact resulting from a blow to the top of the head.
Best for: General construction, roofing, carpentry
Designed to reduce the force of impact from both top AND side impacts.
Best for: Utilities, traffic work, forestry
20kV
General use. Protects against 2,200 volts AC.
20kV
Electrical. Highest protection available.
0
Conductive. NOT for electrical work.
Every ANSI-certified hard hat has the manufacture date printed inside the shell. This is required by ANSI Z89.1 standards and is your key to knowing when to replace your hard hat.
Get ANSI Z89.1 certified hard hats at factory-direct prices. No minimum order.