The vest looks nice. I already got a hard hat and over the ear protection. I tried the foam plugs though don't fit my ears. I am thinking because of the ear operation when I was young. I been wanting a hard hat to go with my face guard though they expensive. not sure if they have clips to work with that on this one.
I just bought one of those hard hats. So far I like it. If you have some Milwaukee safety glasses with the flexible ends you can fit them in with the sharpie nicely. Also I believe for your setup. If you were serious in using that headlamp. You might want to get another bolt attachment. I just realized that in the back there's velcro and you can remove the headbands and use the strap to secure it. I think in 9:48 you pointed to it. Hope that helps
I'm not using one of their headlamps too. I just have a cheap one laying around I decided to try and fit in and worked nicely. I'm sure you can also figure out how to secure it with the velcro strap
@@TexMexJoe That’s what I did. I added a Wolfjaw brand light that has the red light function and it fit right in the clip. I noticed that the hat itself has a little shake to it even while ratcheted down to the head. Does your make a noise and shake when shaking head aggressively? Or is it thought?
Say! what are your thoughts on the Craftsman 20 volt line up. curious on what you have to say I have old 19.2 volt tools that are getting tired and I love the tool tests so that I can see whats worth it and what isn't. but craftsman I haven't seen tested yet
The biggest thing I wish you guys would do is wear Walkers Electronic ear protection during TTR. Maybe not for drill shootouts, but multitools, circ saws, and recip saws are loud. It blocks out high decibel noise, but it still allows you to talk like normal. My grandfather has lost his hearing completely at age 83. I know he wishes he had taken more measures to protect his ears.
Been wearing my hard hat Monday through friday for the last couple months since we started doing all the refrigeration on a new hotel build getting close to finishing it then its off to starting on two more hotels
yo vince thanks for all the great vid's , witch would be the better table saw, metabo C10RJSM or Dewlat DWE749RS, I'm not hung up on one tool brand like alot of people... thanks VCG!!...
I’ve been looking for an hour now for earmuffs that would clip on the hard hat. I’m guessing any ear muffs would work, but with all these companies naming systems or accessories for their tools, I’m afraid it’s some sort of proprietary clip that will fit better than the standard clip on ear muffs like the 3m’s. I’m not seeing anything on their website either so either they haven’t made ear muffs or for some reason they don’t have it on their site… which would be odd. Do any of you have this hard hat with clip on ear muffs? If so will it accept any clip on ear muffs?
The middle strap comes off the light,so it's not going up over the middle with less tension. I bought the Milwaukee hard hat lamp kit. Comes with another clip mount that works with the bolt attachment. And any ear muff,face shield will work all at once. That's why there are 6 clip points on the side.
I have the full brim hard hat with the same light I can’t keep the light on the hard hat so I bought the step down on the light and hooked it the clamp that comes with the hard hat and it works perfectly fine.
Last week my steel supplier started implementing the hard hat rule . That’s a good thing 👍🏼 That Milwaukee hard hat with the lamp is pretty cool. I used to erect steel bridge girders at night and my headlamp used to fall off constantly and not to mention changing batteries all the time
I'm glad to see safety being taken seriously as a person that has health problems from injuries on the job as you get older you find that you aren't as industructabal as you thought when you were younger .
Damn it. I wish I would have seen this video before I ordered this package. I don't understand why they're selling this as a package deal if the light doesn't properly fit on the bolt system.
Vince, I'd like to add that at "some" Mayer locations, if you purchase a headlamp, you get a FREE hard hat. I recently had to pick up a new light, as mine grew legs, and decided to flip through the Milwaukee catalog on the shelf and saw the deal. I went with the full brim. It feels all-day comfortable and the headlamp attaches easily with the strap. As a side note, I also needed another SDS hammer drill and they had a deal that if you buy the drill (tool only) you got a free 6.0 battery ($150 value). It was $40 cheaper than Depots and got the free battery.
Definitely a great ppe video brotha always a good idea to be safe no matter what your profession is @VCG Vince did you get the International Tool email about the Milwaukee m18 1/4 impact driver with free 24pc impact set for $62.89 this didn't really feel like a deal because it is bare tool and HD has the full kit for $99 awesome video brotha keep rollin those cameras and doing what you do
@@VCGConstruction @VCG Vince see brotha this is exactly why I ran it by you I knew you would see what I missed I'll definitely pass this along thanks again for everything you do
You did something a little wrong when you do hard hats you remove the top strap so that you only have a band going around the lower portion. and the second thing is with the Milwaukee system you use two bolts hard hat mounts one holds the headlamp the other holds the battery pack without any of the strapping so that you just have the power cord running from one side of the hard hat to the other. This is how I have mine configured.
@@bmon_25 I saw it on the Milwaukee website in the advertisements for the helmet itself It showed both just a light without a battery pack and a battery pack helmet light using two of the hard hat clips the one in front and the one in back. I myself use two single hard hat lights one on each headlamp clip. One is permanently set to flash red The other is set to spot or flood white. It also shows how to do this in the explanation for the clip with a picture that shows a hard hat light with battery pack wrapping around the hat without the straps
My hilti gx3 got a metal shard in my eye today had to go to the opotomotogolost and get it taken out lemme tell ya not a fun thing i had my safety glasses on my head just not over my eyes because it was dark boss approved me to buy a second pair but clear this time lol
I know what you mean I had a peace of metal from a brake lave in my eye buy the time I could see the eye doctor it was already rusting . I'm glad that some safety regulations are being at least being talked about. The days of hold my Beer at least for me are over.
You did it again Vinnie! Another good on the record! Now tell the Mrs. you're on the way home & you deserve a double helping of linguini with Itailian sausage! And tell her you deserve some garlic bread as well! I tell ya, you did good on this safety vest. You got my ass up & on my way to Home Depot just to get one of those too! Not even my Mrs. can get me that motivated!
Look I’m Milwaukee through and through, but aces in places. Safety vest - ML Kishigo. Hard Hat - MSA. The hard hats might be good, haven’t had one yet from Milwaukee. The vest though, has a big seat to beat with ML Kishigo. Hands down ML makes the best safety vest out there.
This vest is half the price. Wish the branding wasn’t so in your face on their stuff. Walking around the site with Milwaukee everything seems a little odd to me, no matter how good it is lol
Okay my Milwaukee headlamp in a lot of different I don't have the big battery back there I have to red strips that light up and also strobe but it's the same 600 watts
Thanks Vince for another great video! Safety is always important and you made your video enjoyable to watch! Love your sense of humor! You need to be on cable because that’s your calling! Have a great week!
354 the milwaukee inkzall marker the package i bought says it clips on a hardhat. i dont do construction i just like the milwaukee markers better then sharpies
Vince do you work with hard helmets all the time if so let me know for everything you've done for me helping me out I will send you the Halo light for free if you want mine has a bigger battery pack then the newer ones and it's much brighter that is brand new in the box I never used it
@@VCGConstruction do you know what I'm talking about though the Halo light it surrounds a hard helmet and give you a better line of sight for everyone they're really nice I have one brand new in the box I don't need it if you do it's yours brother just tell me where I send it you always help me out all the time with questions so it's the least I can do if you want because it's just sitting in my room
@@VCGConstruction okay thank you for being honest but I just appreciate all the help you give me the advice and everything that vcg does how great of a person you are from family to friends
Was watching this while on the treadmill and when Vince got mad at that light, I about whipped out! I was laughing so hard, had to step off for a while! 😅😅! Vince....I love ya brother! Great video and awesome hard hat and vest from Milwaukee!
Great video and i loved the vest seems like they thought of everything, I bought my Kline Hard had before Milwaukee's came out. Are you going to make a Kline hard hat and headlamp video. I was already in the market to buy a rechargeable headlamp and priced both milwaukee and kline. I decided to buy kline because of two reasons price and hard hat rubber band the kline came with. for $80 bucks i could buy two headlamps. and just plug one of them in my work van via Usb when not in use, now i have two head lamps that are easy to swap and they just clip on to Kline hard hat which is one of the most comfortable hard hats i have ever worn. The head band is also machine washable and they sell replacement headbands. I love milwaukee power tools and use them every day at work, but from a cost standpoint it seems kline headlamps are a better buy.
VCG Construction yep check 10.18 of the fire code storage areas electrical rooms and boiler rooms these areas are not allowed to be used as storage I was told to keep my mouth shut 🤐 but being on the safety team at work has me in a bad spot so i figure i vent here I fell this is a uphill battle because the ceo could care less
VCG Construction 10.18.5 Equipment Rooms. 10.18.5.1 Combustible material shall not be stored in boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical equipment rooms. 10.18.5.2 Materials and supplies for the operation and maintenance of the equipment in the room shall be permitted. The use of equipment rooms to store items, such as those needed for the equipment in the room, is normal. The storage of materials and supplies related to the operation of the equipment is permitted in accordance with 10.18.5.2. Equipment should be stored in cabinets or other protected areas to limit the hazard. Spaces such as boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical rooms are designed for a particular purpose and should not be seen as an opportunity for free storage within a building. Storing combustible materials within one of those spaces increases the risk and also the fuel load within the space should a fire occur. Controlling the combustible storage in these spaces can help to lessen the risk of a fire developing and/or interfering with the boiler equipment, mechanical equipment or electrical equipment. Materials that are not associated with the equipment are not permitted to be stored within equipment rooms. Section 10.18 also addresses other generic storage conditions. Storage of combustible materials, regardless of location, must be orderly and it cannot interfere with the location of sprinklers. Storage is also not permitted in exits. Attic, under-floor, and concealed spaces used for storage of combustible materials must comply with the protection from hazards requirement for storage rooms in NFPA 101. Finally, any fueled equipment, including items like motorcycles, lawn care-equipment or portable cooking equipment cannot be stored, operated or repaired within a building unless the building has been constructed for that purpose using the building code or is allowed by another provision of NFPA 1.
phillip perkins 10.18.5 Equipment Rooms. 10.18.5.1 Combustible material shall not be stored in boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical equipment rooms. 10.18.5.2 Materials and supplies for the operation and maintenance of the equipment in the room shall be permitted. The use of equipment rooms to store items, such as those needed for the equipment in the room, is normal. The storage of materials and supplies related to the operation of the equipment is permitted in accordance with 10.18.5.2. Equipment should be stored in cabinets or other protected areas to limit the hazard. Spaces such as boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical rooms are designed for a particular purpose and should not be seen as an opportunity for free storage within a building. Storing combustible materials within one of those spaces increases the risk and also the fuel load within the space should a fire occur. Controlling the combustible storage in these spaces can help to lessen the risk of a fire developing and/or interfering with the boiler equipment, mechanical equipment or electrical equipment. Materials that are not associated with the equipment are not permitted to be stored within equipment rooms. Section 10.18 also addresses other generic storage conditions. Storage of combustible materials, regardless of location, must be orderly and it cannot interfere with the location of sprinklers. Storage is also not permitted in exits. Attic, under-floor, and concealed spaces used for storage of combustible materials must comply with the protection from hazards requirement for storage rooms in NFPA 101. Finally, any fueled equipment, including items like motorcycles, lawn care-equipment or portable cooking equipment cannot be stored, operated or repaired within a building unless the building has been constructed for that purpose using the building code or is allowed by another provision of NFPA 1.
Congratulations on stressing safety. I worked for a company that required all meetings begin with a safety minute - some comments about safety practices.
I love my Milwaukee 600 lumen flood headlamp . Very bright and comfortable I carry an extra battery I usually use 2 batteries every day here in alaska.because I use it on high. I wouldn't use it on my hardhat. I got 3 other Milwaukee headlamps for that
The safety guy for the main GC at the mall job was a putz.He was worried about small crap and not major issues.He took my ground zero hard hat and wanted to spray paint it "flag it "because it was expired. Yes they due expire but give me a break I was in my space with no overhead work.
Head lamps with the clips aren't new.. never seen anybody have that much trouble with it. They are a simple solution for a common problem. I would imagine the new hard hat light clip will be a good solution also, more like the miners style hats but it requires a new hat which is supplied by many employers.
Not buying a lame hardhat just to use a headlamp. I buy Velcro from the craft store and put the soft side in on the hardhat and the rough side on the back of the headlamp. Pull the whole thing off and put it back in when ever for about $3.
Please be respectful and wait until Jeopardy is over to post your videos. I can only watch during the commercials. Don’t do it for me, do it for Mr. Trebek.
10.18.5 Equipment Rooms. 10.18.5.1 Combustible material shall not be stored in boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical equipment rooms. 10.18.5.2 Materials and supplies for the operation and maintenance of the equipment in the room shall be permitted. The use of equipment rooms to store items, such as those needed for the equipment in the room, is normal. The storage of materials and supplies related to the operation of the equipment is permitted in accordance with 10.18.5.2. Equipment should be stored in cabinets or other protected areas to limit the hazard. Spaces such as boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical rooms are designed for a particular purpose and should not be seen as an opportunity for free storage within a building. Storing combustible materials within one of those spaces increases the risk and also the fuel load within the space should a fire occur. Controlling the combustible storage in these spaces can help to lessen the risk of a fire developing and/or interfering with the boiler equipment, mechanical equipment or electrical equipment. Materials that are not associated with the equipment are not permitted to be stored within equipment rooms. Section 10.18 also addresses other generic storage conditions. Storage of combustible materials, regardless of location, must be orderly and it cannot interfere with the location of sprinklers. Storage is also not permitted in exits. Attic, under-floor, and concealed spaces used for storage of combustible materials must comply with the protection from hazards requirement for storage rooms in NFPA 101. Finally, any fueled equipment, including items like motorcycles, lawn care-equipment or portable cooking equipment cannot be stored, operated or repaired within a building unless the building has been constructed for that purpose using the building code or is allowed by another provision of NFPA 1.
just ordered the hard hat and safety vest online at HD....thanks for showing this 👍
Safety first cuz!!
That vest needs to be set on fire and put out with a shovel
The vest looks nice. I already got a hard hat and over the ear protection. I tried the foam plugs though don't fit my ears. I am thinking because of the ear operation when I was young. I been wanting a hard hat to go with my face guard though they expensive. not sure if they have clips to work with that on this one.
Try a pair of these. I've worn them for hours. Really comfortable.
Howard Leight Laser Lite
They come with and without cords.
@@brianmarshall5111 My right ear is 90 degree which stop foam from working though what you said is larger to i might be able to make them work.
I just bought one of those hard hats. So far I like it. If you have some Milwaukee safety glasses with the flexible ends you can fit them in with the sharpie nicely. Also I believe for your setup. If you were serious in using that headlamp. You might want to get another bolt attachment. I just realized that in the back there's velcro and you can remove the headbands and use the strap to secure it. I think in 9:48 you pointed to it. Hope that helps
I'm not using one of their headlamps too. I just have a cheap one laying around I decided to try and fit in and worked nicely. I'm sure you can also figure out how to secure it with the velcro strap
@@TexMexJoe That’s what I did. I added a Wolfjaw brand light that has the red light function and it fit right in the clip. I noticed that the hat itself has a little shake to it even while ratcheted down to the head. Does your make a noise and shake when shaking head aggressively? Or is it thought?
Say! what are your thoughts on the Craftsman 20 volt line up. curious on what you have to say I have old 19.2 volt tools that are getting tired and I love the tool tests so that I can see whats worth it and what isn't. but craftsman I haven't seen tested yet
CRAFTSMAN V20 Brushless Hammer Drill (SHOCKING BUILD QUALITY!) ua-cam.com/video/z3PXoJVgEnQ/v-deo.html
The biggest thing I wish you guys would do is wear Walkers Electronic ear protection during TTR. Maybe not for drill shootouts, but multitools, circ saws, and recip saws are loud.
It blocks out high decibel noise, but it still allows you to talk like normal.
My grandfather has lost his hearing completely at age 83. I know he wishes he had taken more measures to protect his ears.
Nice safty video I have my own blue hard hat but nothing nice like that milwaukee hard hat with accessories how much does it cost?
$25
$100 for the head lamp that fits the hard hat
Do they have face shield attachments that allow a headlamp to remain attached
i like the vest, does it come in tan as a none safety?
Don’t think so
Been wearing my hard hat Monday through friday for the last couple months since we started doing all the refrigeration on a new hotel build getting close to finishing it then its off to starting on two more hotels
Any particular brand? Just curious!
It's a jsp I like it and has saved my dome from being smacked the other day from a sasuge caulk gun falling off a 10ft ladder
That would have hurt!
yo vince thanks for all the great vid's , witch would be the better table saw, metabo C10RJSM or Dewlat DWE749RS, I'm not hung up on one tool brand like alot of people... thanks VCG!!...
Do the helmets come with the mounting brackets, or is it something we would order separately
Just bought mine, came with one mounting bracket for the headlamp, and also the pen clip.
@@isaacoliver9505 thank you !
@@stevenwilliams6638 No Problem!
Is any chance of looking at prescription safty glasses option. Might boring video but would useful for a lot of us.
Will ask about them! Thanks Jeff
Do they have the vest it in FR material?
What are the top 12 rugged headlamps for electricians? Thank you in advance.
I’ve been looking for an hour now for earmuffs that would clip on the hard hat. I’m guessing any ear muffs would work, but with all these companies naming systems or accessories for their tools, I’m afraid it’s some sort of proprietary clip that will fit better than the standard clip on ear muffs like the 3m’s. I’m not seeing anything on their website either so either they haven’t made ear muffs or for some reason they don’t have it on their site… which would be odd.
Do any of you have this hard hat with clip on ear muffs? If so will it accept any clip on ear muffs?
The middle strap comes off the light,so it's not going up over the middle with less tension. I bought the Milwaukee hard hat lamp kit. Comes with another clip mount that works with the bolt attachment. And any ear muff,face shield will work all at once. That's why there are 6 clip points on the side.
I have the full brim hard hat with the same light I can’t keep the light on the hard hat so I bought the step down on the light and hooked it the clamp that comes with the hard hat and it works perfectly fine.
Last week my steel supplier started implementing the hard hat rule . That’s a good thing 👍🏼 That Milwaukee hard hat with the lamp is pretty cool. I used to erect steel bridge girders at night and my headlamp used to fall off constantly and not to mention changing batteries all the time
Do we know the head lamp that mounts to it? The one you opted out from... That’s one I’d like to have...
I've had the hardhat for about a month now and I put a big ol MAKITA sticker over the Milwaukee logo
@aurelio milaor cabal milkita for sure
at least milwaukee got your money 😂😂👍
@@kingofthecrease30 I just did it to decrease the number of milwaukee logos I have on me lmao
I use the bolt hard hat and I used a second light clip to mount the battery for a headlamp on the back while the light mounted on the front
pretty entertaining, I retired my old hard hat for this one. thanks for the vid.
Hey I have a question, are these hard hats CE certified for Europe?
I'm glad to see safety being taken seriously as a person that has health problems from injuries on the job as you get older you find that you aren't as industructabal as you thought when you were younger .
Very true, I find this out daily! Thanks!
@@VCGConstruction me too
Damn it. I wish I would have seen this video before I ordered this package. I don't understand why they're selling this as a package deal if the light doesn't properly fit on the bolt system.
I heard milwaukee made tough tools. Well hell, even the packaging is a straight champ!
Thx for the review great safety products
Thanks MJC we appreciate it!!
🍻🍺🥃
Vince, I'd like to add that at "some" Mayer locations, if you purchase a headlamp, you get a FREE hard hat. I recently had to pick up a new light, as mine grew legs, and decided to flip through the Milwaukee catalog on the shelf and saw the deal. I went with the full brim. It feels all-day comfortable and the headlamp attaches easily with the strap. As a side note, I also needed another SDS hammer drill and they had a deal that if you buy the drill (tool only) you got a free 6.0 battery ($150 value). It was $40 cheaper than Depots and got the free battery.
I use that same head lamp on my full brim hard hat i just made it the biggest size and took the middle strap off it works great
Nice to see something as simple as a hardhat evolve into something better. My company is stuck on MSA V-Gard which kinda sucks.
I just bought the same lamp and helmet. I thought I was insane for a minute because it won't clip on! What the?
Definitely a great ppe video brotha always a good idea to be safe no matter what your profession is @VCG Vince did you get the International Tool email about the Milwaukee m18 1/4 impact driver with free 24pc impact set for $62.89 this didn't really feel like a deal because it is bare tool and HD has the full kit for $99 awesome video brotha keep rollin those cameras and doing what you do
The depot unit is not 3 speed. We did a video about that deal a few months ago!
@@VCGConstruction @VCG Vince see brotha this is exactly why I ran it by you I knew you would see what I missed I'll definitely pass this along thanks again for everything you do
You did something a little wrong when you do hard hats you remove the top strap so that you only have a band going around the lower portion. and the second thing is with the Milwaukee system you use two bolts hard hat mounts one holds the headlamp the other holds the battery pack without any of the strapping so that you just have the power cord running from one side of the hard hat to the other. This is how I have mine configured.
Do you have anywhere you can show how you did that
@@bmon_25 I saw it on the Milwaukee website in the advertisements for the helmet itself It showed both just a light without a battery pack and a battery pack helmet light using two of the hard hat clips the one in front and the one in back. I myself use two single hard hat lights one on each headlamp clip. One is permanently set to flash red The other is set to spot or flood white. It also shows how to do this in the explanation for the clip with a picture that shows a hard hat light with battery pack wrapping around the hat without the straps
My hilti gx3 got a metal shard in my eye today had to go to the opotomotogolost and get it taken out lemme tell ya not a fun thing i had my safety glasses on my head just not over my eyes because it was dark boss approved me to buy a second pair but clear this time lol
I know what you mean I had a peace of metal from a brake lave in my eye buy the time I could see the eye doctor it was already rusting . I'm glad that some safety regulations are being at least being talked about. The days of hold my Beer at least for me are over.
Great headlamp Vince hopefully they could come out with a cool white model
Where can I buy more pen clips
You did it again Vinnie! Another good on the record! Now tell the Mrs. you're on the way home & you deserve a double helping of linguini with Itailian sausage! And tell her you deserve some garlic bread as well! I tell ya, you did good on this safety vest. You got my ass up & on my way to Home Depot just to get one of those too! Not even my Mrs. can get me that motivated!
Linguine and clams sounds good!
Look I’m Milwaukee through and through, but aces in places. Safety vest - ML Kishigo. Hard Hat - MSA. The hard hats might be good, haven’t had one yet from Milwaukee. The vest though, has a big seat to beat with ML Kishigo. Hands down ML makes the best safety vest out there.
This vest is half the price. Wish the branding wasn’t so in your face on their stuff. Walking around the site with Milwaukee everything seems a little odd to me, no matter how good it is lol
After a long day at work it’s great to see a new VCG Construction upload. Cheers guys!
You da man Dave, always great to see you in the comments cuz!
VCG Construction thanks brother. Glad to be here as always!
Okay my Milwaukee headlamp in a lot of different I don't have the big battery back there I have to red strips that light up and also strobe but it's the same 600 watts
Thanks Vince for another great video! Safety is always important and you made your video enjoyable to watch! Love your sense of humor! You need to be on cable because that’s your calling! Have a great week!
Thanks Robert, I appreciate that! I always try to keep it interesting for the #VeryCoolGang! We appreciate you!
We are not allowed to use 4 point suspension hard hat, we can only use the Bullard 6 point suspension hard hat.
Whoa, next level
If the company lets us use the Milwaukee full brim hard hat, I’d be all over it but I guess it’s a liability thing
what's the difference ? its a hard hat...it has one job to do
The suspension in the had hat, 4 point versus 6 point
354 the milwaukee inkzall marker the package i bought says it clips on a hardhat. i dont do construction i just like the milwaukee markers better then sharpies
Good video on safety equipment
Does that headlight mount only work with the Milwaukee lights or any kind of light? Also get one of those mini chainsaws like AvE uses. 😂
The “bolt” accessory is made to work with Milwaukee, but looks like it will work with various brands
Does this mean your going to fire the kid that always almost kills you during TTR?
Can you hook up ear muffs
Not certain
Vince do you work with hard helmets all the time if so let me know for everything you've done for me helping me out I will send you the Halo light for free if you want mine has a bigger battery pack then the newer ones and it's much brighter that is brand new in the box I never used it
I don’t wear hard hats frequently enough, gotta start making them mandatory!
@@VCGConstruction do you know what I'm talking about though the Halo light it surrounds a hard helmet and give you a better line of sight for everyone they're really nice I have one brand new in the box I don't need it if you do it's yours brother just tell me where I send it you always help me out all the time with questions so it's the least I can do if you want because it's just sitting in my room
That’s really thoughtful Joseph, but hold it, you might need a replacement!! I’ll grab one and check them out!
@@VCGConstruction okay thank you for being honest but I just appreciate all the help you give me the advice and everything that vcg does how great of a person you are from family to friends
Was watching this while on the treadmill and when Vince got mad at that light, I about whipped out! I was laughing so hard, had to step off for a while! 😅😅! Vince....I love ya brother! Great video and awesome hard hat and vest from Milwaukee!
I have all the last models of usb lights all rock I used the headlamp without a hat it’s still one of the best
Need to get a vest and just found the perfect one thanks Vince
Safety is really important and good job cuz
Thanks for sharing the millwakee p ppe Vince
2020 is gonna be the year of safety for the #VeryCoolGang !
Thanks Vince, love the milwaukee PPE!!
Thanks for the feedback Maine!!
Great video and i loved the vest seems like they thought of everything, I bought my Kline Hard had before Milwaukee's came out. Are you going to make a Kline hard hat and headlamp video. I was already in the market to buy a rechargeable headlamp and priced both milwaukee and kline. I decided to buy kline because of two reasons price and hard hat rubber band the kline came with. for $80 bucks i could buy two headlamps. and just plug one of them in my work van via Usb when not in use, now i have two head lamps that are easy to swap and they just clip on to Kline hard hat which is one of the most comfortable hard hats i have ever worn. The head band is also machine washable and they sell replacement headbands. I love milwaukee power tools and use them every day at work, but from a cost standpoint it seems kline headlamps are a better buy.
Use the new hard hat and light that bolts to it . I love it. I think it's more comfortable too.
Thank you man you are saving my wallet and showing me the quality of these tools again man love the videos keep it up bro.
Those safety vests should have loop velcro on them, so you attach patches with your company emblem
6:05 The guys at work are constantly “discussing” about those cutters. “Aviation sheers” or “Tin snips”? What say you, Sir?
Aww naw man no more PPE lol j/k I actually just picked up that hard hat but the headlamp was outa stock
Velcrow on top to hold the pocket open!
What an amazing world we live in!
Im getting that thing NOW!
i can’t because at JPMC on philmont ave the “ boss” keeps a electrical room filled with flammable items so other than that i’ll try my best to be safe
Huh?
VCG Construction yep check 10.18 of the fire code storage areas electrical rooms and boiler rooms these areas are not allowed to be used as storage I was told to keep my mouth shut 🤐 but being on the safety team at work has me in a bad spot so i figure i vent here I fell this is a uphill battle because the ceo could care less
VCG Construction 10.18.5 Equipment Rooms.
10.18.5.1 Combustible material shall not be stored in boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical equipment rooms.
10.18.5.2 Materials and supplies for the operation and maintenance of the equipment in the room shall be permitted.
The use of equipment rooms to store items, such as those needed for the equipment in the room, is normal. The storage of materials and supplies related to the operation of the equipment is permitted in accordance with 10.18.5.2. Equipment should be stored in cabinets or other protected areas to limit the hazard. Spaces such as boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical rooms are designed for a particular purpose and should not be seen as an opportunity for free storage within a building. Storing combustible materials within one of those spaces increases the risk and also the fuel load within the space should a fire occur. Controlling the combustible storage in these spaces can help to lessen the risk of a fire developing and/or interfering with the boiler equipment, mechanical equipment or electrical equipment. Materials that are not associated with the equipment are not permitted to be stored within equipment rooms.
Section 10.18 also addresses other generic storage conditions. Storage of combustible materials, regardless of location, must be orderly and it cannot interfere with the location of sprinklers. Storage is also not permitted in exits. Attic, under-floor, and concealed spaces used for storage of combustible materials must comply with the protection from hazards requirement for storage rooms in NFPA 101. Finally, any fueled equipment, including items like motorcycles, lawn care-equipment or portable cooking equipment cannot be stored, operated or repaired within a building unless the building has been constructed for that purpose using the building code or is allowed by another provision of NFPA 1.
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10.18.5 Equipment Rooms.
10.18.5.1 Combustible material shall not be stored in boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical equipment rooms.
10.18.5.2 Materials and supplies for the operation and maintenance of the equipment in the room shall be permitted.
The use of equipment rooms to store items, such as those needed for the equipment in the room, is normal. The storage of materials and supplies related to the operation of the equipment is permitted in accordance with 10.18.5.2. Equipment should be stored in cabinets or other protected areas to limit the hazard. Spaces such as boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical rooms are designed for a particular purpose and should not be seen as an opportunity for free storage within a building. Storing combustible materials within one of those spaces increases the risk and also the fuel load within the space should a fire occur. Controlling the combustible storage in these spaces can help to lessen the risk of a fire developing and/or interfering with the boiler equipment, mechanical equipment or electrical equipment. Materials that are not associated with the equipment are not permitted to be stored within equipment rooms.
Section 10.18 also addresses other generic storage conditions. Storage of combustible materials, regardless of location, must be orderly and it cannot interfere with the location of sprinklers. Storage is also not permitted in exits. Attic, under-floor, and concealed spaces used for storage of combustible materials must comply with the protection from hazards requirement for storage rooms in NFPA 101. Finally, any fueled equipment, including items like motorcycles, lawn care-equipment or portable cooking equipment cannot be stored, operated or repaired within a building unless the building has been constructed for that purpose using the building code or is allowed by another provision of NFPA 1.
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10.18.5.1 it’s a simple as that you cant store flammable items in electrical rooms
should have bought the $5 kobalt shears they work great on blister packs.
You right Robillard !!
@@VCGConstruction All out of stock around me in CT or I would send you a pair. Shouldn't you wear eye protection with tin snips - lol.
Same look. Construction worker in the USA... police officer in the UK lol
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I open my packaging with my m18 oscillator lol
Loving safety gear, Safety First👍
Dats right!
Congratulations on stressing safety. I worked for a company that required all meetings begin with a safety minute - some comments about safety practices.
No substitute for safety. Good stuff Vince 👍
This is true!
Nice job Vincent,,stay safe
I love my Milwaukee 600 lumen flood headlamp . Very bright and comfortable I carry an extra battery I usually use 2 batteries every day here in alaska.because I use it on high. I wouldn't use it on my hardhat. I got 3 other Milwaukee headlamps for that
I hate it when people just talk about lumens. Please turn off the lights and let us see how much it lights up the worksite
I use that headlamp sans hard hat in the hay loft...works great
Another great video, stay safe, and keep on shouting !!
The safety guy for the main GC at the mall job was a putz.He was worried about small crap and not major issues.He took my ground zero hard hat and wanted to spray paint it "flag it "because it was expired. Yes they due expire but give me a break I was in my space with no overhead work.
You should have told him “bottled water has an expiration”, but that don’t keep me from drinking it!! 🤣🤣
Head lamps with the clips aren't new.. never seen anybody have that much trouble with it. They are a simple solution for a common problem. I would imagine the new hard hat light clip will be a good solution also, more like the miners style hats but it requires a new hat which is supplied by many employers.
Hope you are having a good evening, everyone! Good job, Vincent!🧰🛠🔩⚙️⚒🧰👍
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Not buying a lame hardhat just to use a headlamp. I buy Velcro from the craft store and put the soft side in on the hardhat and the rough side on the back of the headlamp. Pull the whole thing off and put it back in when ever for about $3.
Happy Monday VCG
Thanks Guy, and here’s to Tuesday!!
Best headlamp for work and other use is Fenix hm65r👌👌
to bad i cant like hit the LIKE button more then once 😂👍🏻
Still need hard hat lighting solutions for their new helmets.
so using the specific Milwaukee clips for the Milwaukee headlamp on the Milwaukee hardhat breaks the product? OK
My personal job saying...
(If its not backed with PPE its not for me)
“...more ppe in our videos” 😂
good job vins
!!!!!SAFETY!!!!!!!!!!
2020 was an awful year for PPE and safety! I demand a follow up video for 2021.
Vince here at DAVIS MECHANICAL SAFTY COMES FIRST!!
Dude I used basic pocket knife just cut the clear plastic around the actual lamp area.
Klein’s hard hat is definitely the best for all trades I wear it all day no complaints
Be your brother's keeper in the name of safety.
Have you ever thought of rigging your video device to your hardhat to record your walkthrough videos? Imagine!
Please be respectful and wait until Jeopardy is over to post your videos. I can only watch during the commercials. Don’t do it for me, do it for Mr. Trebek.
Alex Trebek: A device for recording boring television programs.
Contestant: what is a DVR?
Haha haha DVR was just a question on there. No lie
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I wear a Lift DAX hardhat, no chance I’d go to another polyethylene blow moulded hat.
Nice
Safety first, then teamwork. 💪
I'd ruin that spiffy vest in a couple months. Working with paint tends to do that.
I need this stuff
10.18.5 Equipment Rooms.
10.18.5.1 Combustible material shall not be stored in boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical equipment rooms.
10.18.5.2 Materials and supplies for the operation and maintenance of the equipment in the room shall be permitted.
The use of equipment rooms to store items, such as those needed for the equipment in the room, is normal. The storage of materials and supplies related to the operation of the equipment is permitted in accordance with 10.18.5.2. Equipment should be stored in cabinets or other protected areas to limit the hazard. Spaces such as boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, or electrical rooms are designed for a particular purpose and should not be seen as an opportunity for free storage within a building. Storing combustible materials within one of those spaces increases the risk and also the fuel load within the space should a fire occur. Controlling the combustible storage in these spaces can help to lessen the risk of a fire developing and/or interfering with the boiler equipment, mechanical equipment or electrical equipment. Materials that are not associated with the equipment are not permitted to be stored within equipment rooms.
Section 10.18 also addresses other generic storage conditions. Storage of combustible materials, regardless of location, must be orderly and it cannot interfere with the location of sprinklers. Storage is also not permitted in exits. Attic, under-floor, and concealed spaces used for storage of combustible materials must comply with the protection from hazards requirement for storage rooms in NFPA 101. Finally, any fueled equipment, including items like motorcycles, lawn care-equipment or portable cooking equipment cannot be stored, operated or repaired within a building unless the building has been constructed for that purpose using the building code or is allowed by another provision of NFPA 1.
You mean you can wear the headlamp acoustically