[VIDEO] Personal Protective Equipment Basics: Hard Hats & Head Protection

This video reviews two different types of hard hats and shows you what you need to do each and every time you put on a hard hat at your jobsite

Jul 27, 2016

ClickSafety (http://www.ClickSafety.com) presents Pete Rice, CSP, CIH as he discusses the importance of hard hats on the jobsite. Hard Hats are one of the most important tools you can have in your personal protective equipment (PPE) toolbox. Pete reviews two different types of hard hats and shows you what you need to do each and every time you put on a hard hat at your jobsite.

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