Construction site helmets are generally divided into yellow, red, blue and white. Yellow represents ordinary workers, blue represents technicians, white represents the person in charge of the whole project, and red represents the inspection of inspectors or superior leaders.
If we pass by the construction site or go inside, we will find that the colors of the helmets they wear on their heads are different, including yellow, red, blue, white and so on. At this time, we will inevitably feel very strange. What do these colors represent?
The first is the yellow helmet. Generally, ordinary workers, that is, the most common construction workers, generally have a large workload and work very hard, while those wearing blue helmets are technicians on the construction site or personnel of special types of work, mainly doing work with more technical content.
The white helmet is the person in charge of the project and usually rarely appears on the construction site. There are two versions of the red hat. One is the inspector. The other is that if the hat is still printed with 'CSCEC', it is the superior leaders or external inspectors. They are mainly responsible for site inspection. If there is any irregularity, they will directly issue a fine order.