Safety
Ensure the mandatory site safety
8 June 2022
Is it mandatory to wear the hard hat and to provide the site worker with adequate eye protection? In most cases yes. How do you then solve the work site safety if you weld for a short period in between the other work tasks? Read further, we have the solution for you!
Roger Rasmussen
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Roger Rasmussen
Roger Rasmussen
Former Vice President, Torches, Consumables, and Safety at Kemppi Oy.
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Beta e for SH product range provides an easy solution to convert the hard hat (safety helmet) into a ready-to-wear welding helmet. Quick installation to the hard hat earmuff holder means easy switching between work modes.
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