Jidong Oilfield “recall” scrapping helmet

The recall process has clear guidelines for identifying helmets that need to be replaced. These include helmets that have suffered hard impacts, show signs of damage or deformation, are over 2.5 years old since their manufacturing date, or have damaged inner linings, cracks, broken cushions, or severe wear that could affect their protective function. Any helmet that no longer provides adequate protection is considered unfit for use.

To ensure ongoing compliance, the company has made the helmet recall a regular, annual activity. This will help prevent unnecessary waste by carefully reviewing each helmet against the established criteria. Additionally, safety supervisors are being instructed to conduct more rigorous on-site inspections of personal protective equipment, particularly safety helmets. The use of any helmet that meets the scrapping conditions is strictly prohibited to avoid accidents and maintain a safe working environment.

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