What does the orange helmet stand for?

Question 1: Does the color of the helmet mean anything? In large state-owned enterprises, helmets can be described as a unique landscape. Helmets of different colors represent different identities, different jobs and different lives.

Be careful when you see the man in the red hat and stay away from him. Because red represents leadership. The scope of leadership is quite large. From the factory director, the chief engineer of the Prime Minister to the security administrator of small departments, sesame and mung bean officials are all red. Because this kind of red doesn't distinguish between China red, pink and pink, you can't judge the "official position" from the color alone. It must be the sesame official whose hat has just changed color.

Blue and yellow represent two different jobs, both of which are regular employees. In addition to the regular code, there are two English letters behind the orange hat: WB, which stands for outsourcer.

Question 2: What color is the helmet? The colors of helmets worn by those people are mainly red, white, yellow, blue, orange and so on. Special helmet colors can also be matched. Leaders usually wear red or white, and there is no standard for helmet color. It is mainly about how to stipulate the company that compensates for the purchase.

Question 3: What's the color of the helmet? Generally speaking, the construction unit is like this: (in layman's terms)

Yellow hat: migrant workers

Police tactical unit: the head of migrant workers

Red hat: on-site technicians

White hat: supervisor, project manager and so on.

Question 4: What does the color of the safety helmet on the construction site represent? The following is the material basis-the latest mandatory standard for safety production in electric power enterprises, Safety Operation Rules for Field Operation, and Article (2) of Chapter 15, Personal Tools and Safety Appliances of 2006 Workbook for Safety Accident Prevention and Treatment: "The safety helmets used by all units are divided into four colors: red, orange, white and blue. Managers wear red, operators on duty wear orange, foreign inspectors and visitors wear white, and on-site operators (maintenance, testing and construction) wear blue helmets. Safety helmet must be worn when entering the production site (except lounge, top control room and study room).

Safety helmets in power plants generally come in several colors: red, yellow, blue, orange, white and so on. In order to facilitate management, a department generally uses the same color helmet. Such a jingle: police tactical unit fuck, yellow hat look, red hat tube.

Safety helmet is the most important for maintenance operators, which directly affects the life safety of front-line production personnel-this is no exaggeration, especially for maintenance personnel. Therefore, for the requirements of safety helmet, not only the structure should be reasonable, firm and comfortable, but also the color should be eye-catching, which is particularly important for maintenance, because as maintenance personnel, they often have to cross up and down and work in poor light environment. Eye-catching colors will give direct hints to staff and nearby people, so pay special attention. Someone is working under or next to me. Don't drop anything to hurt people, and don't have anything that might hurt people. For the on-site safety supervisor or other personnel, it is easy to find the hidden danger that the staff may violate the rules or get injured from the eye-catching safety helmet, and stop or rectify it in time. From this point of view, red is the most suitable for maintenance personnel.

Question 5: What does the red helmet in the power plant stand for? Safety helmets in power plants generally come in several colors: red, yellow, blue, orange, white and so on. In order to facilitate management, a department generally uses the same color helmet. Traditionally, the helmets of general power plants (probably the vast majority of power plants in China) are used by leaders and production management departments-red, operation-yellow, maintenance-blue, others such as comprehensive supply-orange and foreign guests-white.

Question 6: What does the color of the helmet represent? The safety helmet on the construction site has a strict grade: the quality of the general manager's safety helmet will be much better than that of ordinary workers. There is also a great debate about the difference between colors. Generally speaking, large project managers will wear a helmet with bright red color and smooth texture. Technicians will wear red hats; The security officer is white; Electricians wear blue; Other jobs are in red. Different places will have different systems.

Question 7: What do all kinds of safety helmets mean on the construction site? The following is the material basis-Article (2) of the first paragraph of Chapter 15 of the 2006 Latest Compulsory Standards for Safety Production in Electric Power Enterprises, Safety Operating Procedures for Field Operation and Practical Manual for Prevention and Treatment of Safety Accidents stipulates: "The safety helmets used by all units are divided into four colors: red, orange, white and blue. Managers wear red, operators on duty wear orange, foreign inspectors and visitors wear white, and on-site operators (maintenance, testing and construction) wear blue helmets. Safety helmet must be worn when entering the production site (except lounge, centralized control room and study room).

Safety helmets in power plants generally come in several colors: red, yellow, blue, orange, white and so on. In order to facilitate management, a department generally uses the same color helmet. Such a jingle: police tactical unit fuck, yellow hat look, red hat tube.

Question 8: What are the main colors of safety helmets? Are there any rules for people of different levels to wear? The colors of safety helmets are mainly red, white, yellow, blue and orange. It can also be matched with a special helmet color. Leaders usually wear red or white, and there is no standard for helmet color. Mainly depends on how the purchasing company specifically stipulates. I am a professional manufacturer of safety helmets in Shanghai. If you want to know more about safety helmet, you can also call me for advice. Tel: 02 1-596 15382.