Hardhat certification

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AustralianStandards

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BlueHardHat

The Australian made UniSafe TA560 ABS Type 1 safety helmet is unvented and ideal for general industrial, construction and mining.25mm moulded slots accept all UniSafe cap attachd earmuffs Colour Options: White, Yellow, Blue, Fluoro Orange, Fluoro, Yellow, Green, Grey, Orange, Red Certified to AS/NZS 1801:1997Constructed from moulded ABS PlasticNylon webbing 6 point harnessTerry towelling sweat band

Employers are responsible for providing their workers with Australian Standards compliant hard hats. Note that hard hats or safety helmets must be replaced if damaged, no matter how new or old they are. Additionally, they also have a working life and a 'use by' date stamped on the inside. Ensure your helmet is regularly inspected for damage or cracks and replace it at the first signs of structural wear. Refer to Australian Standard 'AS/NZS1800:1998 Occupational Protective Helmets - Selection, care and use' for more information on hard hats, and to ensure you are adequately protected on site.

The Jaybro Group acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land where we live, learn and work, and pay respects to Elders past and present.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department is seeking federal funding to help purchase body worn camera and taser equipment, which will improve accountability, efficiency and transparency in law enforcement operations. San Bernardino County is the largest geographic county in the country at over 20,000 square miles. Roughly 80% of the County is federal public lands, which receives services from local public safety agencies including the Sheriff’s Department, who routinely respond to medical emergencies, missing persons, natural disasters, and law enforcement calls for service. Of particular importance are calls for services along major federal highways including Interstate 15, Interstate 10, and Interstate 40. Federal funding to support the effective rollout and use of body worn cameras will improve transparency and accountability for law enforcement officers as they provide services on federal highways and public lands. In addition, the purchase of new taser equipment will provide them with a less lethal option when responding to calls for service and suspect apprehension. .