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Aren't you supposed to replace a hardhat after any damage?
by NikolaeVarius 7y ago
Aren't you supposed to replace a hardhat after any damage?
- cco 7y agoYes, but doesn't their post make it clear why they don't? The hard hat is a piece of safety equipment and it is also a piece of fashion used to signal status socially. Guess what happens when you walk onto a job site with clean, freshly purchased gloves.
- Doxin 7y agoSure, but no one is replacing their hard hat after having bonked their head lightly on a door frame. Scuffs and light marking shouldn't affect the functioning of the hard hat but still be a rough indicator of job-site experience -- until it gets replaced in a more serious and you start over of course, but thats not really a bad thing either in my opinion.