Edward W. Bullard invented the hard hat in 1919, then patented it in 1929. It's credited with saving lives on job sites while also becoming a symbol of working-class America.

Hard hats come in a variety of bright colors, and those colors aren't just an aesthetic choice. The color of a hard hat is ...

Hard hats can also protect workers from shock or burns caused by contact with live electric lines, cuts from falling or flying objects, and help keep hair from getting caught in moving parts of ...

He designed the first-ever hard hat in 1915, which was made from layers of canvas that were steamed together with glue, a featured a leather brim, and a shock-absorbing suspension device inside.

A company started by two scientists has developed a hard hat that will do a better job protecting workers from on-the-job brain injuries. (Story aired on All Things Considered on Sept. 9, 2022.) ...

The WaveCel hard hat is available in two designs, the WaveCel T2+ Max ($189), a full-brim vented hard hat with top and rear vents, and the WaveCel T2+ Pro ($169), which is non-vented.

WaveCel hard hats cost $169 to $189, which is several times the amount for a standard hard hat and more than many premium models, including some with MIPS technology.

During the 2004 season, the Hard Hat took on a new significance. On March 17, George Boiardi ’04 was struck in the chest with a ball shot by a Binghamton player and died on Schoellkopf Field.

Hard hats come in a variety of bright colors, and those colors aren't just an aesthetic choice. The color of a hard hat is meant to indicate the job and specialization of whoever is wearing it.