Glad to know this.

WriteBoy:


People like you are one of the prime examples of what is wrong with our continent. You castigate others for not posting useful content that drives the conversation but you contribute nothing. Shame on you!

How does your quote contribute any meaningful thing to the topic? Anyways I'm just here to have fun and stop taking things too seriously.

Nice educative post in recent times.
I am waiting to see wike and Fayose wearing the grey coloured one when next they go to inspect projects.

PNomsule:
Which is she, a laborer?

Cash-moving operator

there is this feel of joy one gets when he/she gains knowledge on a particular subject...

just learnt this

Thanks for sharing...

Luckygurl:

Exactly!
That's what I've observed
And atimes, it also depends on ranking. White hard hat for long term employees, green hard hat for short term employees, white hard hat with a yellow band across it for managers and supervisors.
And if you get to another company, it becomes a different ball game all together.

safetyInspector:
Please there is nothing informative about this, it is rather misinforming. There is no internationally acceptable colour code for safety helmets. Each organization decides the colour code to follow. I have worked in a company the Safety uses white, another company green and currently wearing red in my company. Yes white colour is mostly used by Supervision team, but I have seen some companies with blue, yellow for their supervisors and engineers whereas blue and yellow are used by trade men in another. Shell and LNG is a case study, as at 2007 when I left NLG Bonny Complex, Plant Operators uses Blue helmets and as at then Shell staff were using yellow. There is no law guarding the colour of helmet for any profession, trade or position.

fr3do:
this is not a rule!
the company where I'm attached to, red is for safety and fire
other colours are used by anybody.

Yinkame123:


While i agreed with you that helmet are colour coded for identification purposes, however it is not casted in stone that industries must applied the colour coding to their own system. Similarly, it is not contained in any legislation or standards that the way you listed it should adhere to. The colour coding varies as deem fit by various companies.

I'm not sure if 'colour coding' is applicable in Nigeria yet, that's why I did not indicate the country. I shared the info so that people know that things like this exist, The UK for example uses one.

Topiipii:

I'm not sure if 'colour coding' is applicable in Nigeria yet, that's why I did not indicate the country. I shared the info so that people know that things like this exist, The UK for example uses one.

regardless of if it is applicable in the UK, USA or a caucasian utopia
so far it is not applicable in 9ja, it is not universal.

Hello every one, how are you?

Very informative. Thank you.