Safety measures and precautions

1. Proper Fit:
   • Ensure that the safety helmet fits securely on the head without being too tight or too loose.
   • Use the adjustable suspension system to achieve a snug and comfortable fit.
2. Helmet Position:
   • Wear the helmet level on the head, covering the forehead and not tilted back.
   • The helmet's brim should be about an inch above the eyebrows to provide optimal protection.
3. Chin Strap:
   • Always fasten the chin strap securely to keep the helmet in place during activities.
   • Adjust the chin strap to ensure it is snug but not overly tight.
4. Regular Inspection:
   • Conduct regular inspections of the safety helmet for any signs of damage, cracks, or wear.
   • Replace the helmet if it shows visible signs of damage to maintain its protective integrity.
5. Cleanliness:
   • Keep the safety helmet clean by regularly wiping it down with a mild detergent and water.
   • Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents that may compromise the helmet's material.
6. Avoid Modifications:
   • Do not make any modifications to the safety helmet, as alterations can impact its structural integrity and effectiveness.
7. Storage:
   • Store the safety helmet in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
   • Avoid hanging helmets by the chin straps, as this can distort their shape.
8. Use for Intended Purpose:
   • Use the safety helmet only for its intended purpose, such as protection against falling objects or impact.
   • Do not use the helmet for activities it is not designed for, and follow manufacturer guidelines.
9. Training and Education:
   • Ensure that individuals wearing the safety helmet are adequately trained on its proper use and maintenance.
   • Educate users about the importance of wearing the helmet consistently in designated areas.
10. Compliance with Standards:
    • Choose safety helmets that comply with relevant safety standards and regulations in your industry.
    • Follow guidelines provided by regulatory bodies and manufacturers to ensure compliance.
11. Replacement Schedule:
    • Establish a replacement schedule for safety helmets based on usage, age, and manufacturer recommendations.
    • Replace helmets that have been involved in an impact or show signs of damage promptly.