For people of some professions, job descriptions prescribe the obligation to wear headgear corresponding to the field of activity in the workplace.
There are quite a few professions that oblige you to wear a headdress, in particular, these include:
- cook (baker);
- doctor (surgeon);
- builder;
- miner;
- the seller;
- a policeman;
- welder;
- firefighter.
The wearing of hats by people of these professions is due to certain reasons.
Caps, hats
The chef's hat or bandana is of great importance in ensuring the sterility of his workplace, because during the cooking procedure, for example, hair can get into the food from the head of the cook, and this is unacceptable.
In the work of doctors, impeccable sterility plays an even greater role, therefore, job descriptions oblige all clinic staff to wear caps or hats. Because medical workers are in headdresses for almost all working hours, then the requirements for their sewing are very high, they must be of high quality, comfortable, not fall off the head during work, and the material must allow air to pass through.
When carrying out a variety of procedures or operations, it is imperative that healthcare workers wear hats.
In order to comply with hygienic requirements, hats are also required to be worn by food sellers.
For police officers, military hats (caps or hats - depending on the season) are an integral part of the uniform. Just like the flight attendants of aircraft, who, depending on the airline, can wear caps or hats of various shapes.
The beekeeper's headgear allows him to protect himself from the attacks of bees.
Helmets
Helmets are personal protective equipment. For example, military helmets allow you to protect your head from shrapnel, shells and bullets that have a small penetrating power. Helmets are also a means for protecting the head of that category of persons whose work takes place in hazardous conditions (builders, miners, rescuers, cavers, firefighters, etc.). The wearing of helmets during these works is subject to safety requirements.
Builders, in order to avoid accidents, must wear a helmet on their heads at work. Miners' hats are equipped with a special flashlight, because people of this profession constantly work underground. During work, welders are required to wear a special helmet that helps protect the head and face from sparks, as well as preserve eyesight. Firefighters' helmets are also part of the uniform and help protect the head from sudden blows and fire.
Helmets
Helmets are an integral part of the suits of divers and astronauts, because the work of these people takes place in an environment where there is no oxygen suitable for breathing. Also, helmets are necessary for some athletes, motorcyclists, racers.
