When to wear a bump cap or safety cap?
A bump cap or safety cap is worn when there is a risk of bumps. The safety cap protects the head against bumps and scrapes. If there is a risk of falling objects, a bump cap is not suitable, a safety helmet offers more protection. Dangers often lurk during construction and renovation projects. As a result, head injuries occur regularly and can cause serious damage to the head. The law has laid down a number of regulations regarding personal protective equipment, which also includes head protection. There are situations where head protection is not mandatory, but still desirable. In some work situations, bump caps are not an unnecessary luxury, for example when working in small spaces or working with a sloping roof. Bump caps can also provide protection for warehouse employees, for example when they are deep in the racks trying to grab a product and then raise their heads too early, causing them to hit their heads against the iron racks. A bump cap can also prevent a lot of misery while sailing, for example when someone bumps their head against the boom.
Embroider a safety cap
If your company wants your employees to wear safety caps, it is also possible to have your company logo embroidered on the safety caps. Our bump caps are affordable and meet the EN 812 standard. The bump caps can be worn by any employee because the safety caps are 'one size fits all'. The size is controlled by the adjustable strap on the back. A logo on a bump cap offers several advantages, such as extra brand awareness due to the recognizable logo. It also gives extra confidence to the customer. The other advantage that a logo on a safety cap offers is that when multiple companies are working in one place, the customer can clearly see which employee represents which company.