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A blue hard hat worn on a construction site indicates that you are a visitor to the site. Outside of the construction industry, blue helmets can be worn in nearly any role, with most companies or industries adopting their own colour profiles based on individual roles. Our range of blue safety helmets will keep you safe on site, as we only sell quality products from trusted brands. We also offer next-working-day delivery for items in stock.
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If you are visiting a construction site that follows the head protection colour coding rules set out by Build UK then you will almost certainly be asked to wear a blue safety helmet. A blue hard hat meaning is defined by Build UK as being worn by someone who is a visitor or does not fall into the other key groups of users.
By wearing a safety helmet in blue you are quickly and easily identifiable as a visitor. This is important as it can vastly improve the safety standards on construction sites and can help site managers keep track of where visitors and unskilled operatives are.
If you are working on a network rail site then you will only see blue, black, and white safety helmets. The blue safety helmet has the same meaning on a Network rail site, with white also still indicating a competent operative.
If you are looking for a helmet in a different colour than blue to complete your personal protective equipment requirements for your work role, then we can help.
If you are classified as a competent operative, then you can wear a white hat when on a construction site.
If you are in charge of attaching loads to lifting equipment as a slinger or signaller role then you should be wearing a hard hat in orange.
For site supervisors working in construction, we have a wide range of black helmets available.
Yellow safety helmets are not to be worn on construction sites, but they can still certainly be used at docks, factories and other places with hard hat requirements.
This helmet colour is often worn as branding by contractors within factories and non-construction environments with no specific role-related meaning.
A green hat is often the best choice if you are a first aider and a non-construction worker. An alternative is to wear green stickers to indicate your first aid status.
Red hard hats are ideal for factory roles where the individual is a fire marshall. As they do not fit with the colour coding system for construction sites, a red sticker set is available for fire marshals working in a construction environment.
Our safety helmet experts are here to help you find the right helmet for your need, whether that be a high visibility helmet for night working or a bump cap to keep you from hitting your head whilst working in an automotive production line. We can even arrange custom branding! Call us today on 01905 794 875 and speak to one of our friendly team members.
Give our trained sales team a call on +44 (0)1905 794875, they will help you in choosing a suitable system for your needs and will also be happy to discuss discounts for bulk quantity requirements and special delivery need.
We have the full range shown above in stock on the shelf ready to ship out next day, we offer special delivery services and can even arrange same day delivery on many products.
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