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Bullard, the inventor of the hard hat, has added a new bump cap to its line of head protection products. The new Bullard Bump Cap is a lightweight, sleekly styled cap designed and engineered to provide wearers with all day comfort, durability, and protection against minor bumps, bruises and lacerations. This latest head protection offering from Bullard is the result of direct feedback received from users in the field.
Edward D. “Jed” Bullard, Chairman of the Bullard Board of Directors, has named Victoria “Wells” Bullard as the Company’s new Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. A family-owned company, Wells Bullard represents the fifth generation of family leadership at Bullard.
Bullard has expanded its popular Classic Series of Hard Hats to include the C35, an extra-large full-brim model that accommodates slot-mounted accessories. The C35 offers wearers 12.5% more interior room and the same superior protection, reliability, durability, and comfort users expect from Bullard’s Classic Series.
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has recognized several NIOSH researchers and partners for their significant contributions to the field of occupational safety and health over the past year.
Bullard’s SparxLift Welding Helmet is NIOSH approved for use as a Supplied Air Respirator (SAR) system. The SparxLift SAR system, offering six flow control options, provides respiratory protection and ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2010 high impact face protection in a single package for welders and grinders.
GenVX is the newest blasting helmet from Bullard, providing users with the industry’s lightest, coolest, most comfortable, and most dependable helmet on the market. It is a full pound lighter than competitive products and offers the most cooling options for added comfort.
The Safety Equipment Institute (SEI) has announced that the first certifications have been issued to the new NFPA criteria for fire service Thermal Imagers, NFPA 1801, Standard on Thermal Imagers for the Fire Service, 2013 Edition. The revised NFPA 1801 standard was issued by the NFPA Standards Council on May 29, 2012, with an effective date of June18, 2012.
