This briefing provides essential information for workers on the subject of head protection.
The aim of this Safety Briefing - Head Protection is to ensure that workers understand the types of hazard which require them to wear head protection, the different styles of equipment available and the rules for care and use.
The hazards against which head protection is needed in the workplace include falling objects, low structures, swinging tools and ejected materials, riding and driving, sports, potential violence and chemicals. The primary risks are of head and facial injury. There are also secondary risks if a worker is knocked unconscious.
The briefing includes a list of measures which workers must take to protect their head and face.
Attendees must take note of the following key points: