They had the perpetrators on video, brutes in hard hats.
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Here's what eight of them wore under their hard hats.
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The devices were also attached to hard hats for construction workers.
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Protestors donned goggles, hard hats, and carried umbrellas to protect themselves.
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Inside, the light was cavelike dim and hard hats were mandatory.
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Hard hats are now so ubiquitous that they often go unnoticed.
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Today the only people in its terminals are those with hard hats.
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Staffers came prepared with hard hats and yellow vests for us visitors.
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Dr. Rosenberg said hard hats had become associated with masculinity and patriotism.
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But that price is still almost $40 more than normal vented hard hats.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines are trading in their hard hats for scooter helmets!
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But other areas, like downtown, are awash in hammers and hard hats, too.
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Mr. Daly provides safety goggles, hard hats, work gloves and black nylon smocks.
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Dr. Earnest said he believed redesigned hard hats could better protect falling workers.
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It's a group that includes an increasing number of women in hard hats.
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Prince William and Prince Harry aren't the only royals in hard hats these days!
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Government posters exhorting women to work show them wearing hard hats or military uniforms.
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Construction workers in hard hats shout instructions at each other and exchange cheerful gibes.
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Hard hats and gas mask bags at the Deseret Chemical Depot in Tooele, Utah.
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When the march started, volunteers handed out hard hats, face masks and water bottles.
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Cleaning crews wearing fluorescent orange vests and white hard hats arrived with small bulldozers.
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Students in hard hats and gas masks had since morning been barricading City University.
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Over the years, hard hats have prevented injuries in a wide range of workplaces.
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Onlookers wearing hard hats appear to film the demolition of the supposed nuclear test site.
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Umbrellas, metal barriers, hard hats, water bottles and other debris lay strewn across major roads.
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The Carters were pictured earlier Thursday morning in hard hats with toolbelts around their waists.
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Salvage workers in orange overalls and white hard-hats clambers over the hull fixing cables.
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In bright orange vests and blue hard hats, they piled onto the last subway car.
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Compliance was so high that even those not required to wear hard hats donned them.
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She said her great-grandfather would still recognize the hard hats the company produced today.
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Tourists would don gas masks and hard hats to tour the apex of the volcano.
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Big goes through a similar process, but without bulldozers, cranes or workers in hard hats.
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Pruitt gave Trump plenty of photo ops with his favorite prop: coal miners in hard hats.
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The priests were joined by a handful of workers and other worshipers, also in hard hats.
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The company even has a Turtle Club, whose members have been saved by their hard hats.
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Instead, this summer they transformed into seasoned protest veterans, strapping on gas masks and hard hats.
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The light from the workers' hard hats offers patches of visibility of wet, dust-encrusted faces.
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As a candidate he posed in hard hats, and repeatedly promised to put miners back to work.
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We borrowed some miners' uniforms, donning jackets and hard hats before we could venture into the mine.
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Many were police and army personnel, but others were average citizens who showed up in hard hats.
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Sky, a rental tower on far West 53nd Street, was so new they toured wearing hard hats.
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The second building, where lab equipment was manufactured, is under renovation and NXTHVN hard hats are everywhere.
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Construction workers in hard hats were racing to finish up walkways and other facilities in some stations.
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The helmets weigh no more than typical hard hats but come with their own battery and docking station.
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However activists, mostly students in face masks, hard-hats and goggles, are demanding the bill be fully withdrawn.
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Next to the wheel, four workers in hard hats stood atop a home, ripping off the metal roofing.
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Crews in yellow hard hats were pouring concrete and hefting bundles of reinforcing steel for the new building.
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This prompted her and a colleague to research the social history of hard hats for a 2010 paper.
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Dozens of miners and grieving family members surrounded the vehicle, some wearing hard hats, blocking it from moving.
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" Mr. Bland's enthusiasm for scaffolding, hard hats, winches and pulleys can be explained by a visit to "Oh Panama!
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And it's not just men and women who wear hard hats and sit behind the wheel of a truck.
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Burly men in hard hats flew in for a week or two at a stretch to operate the machinery.
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"There are jobs wearing hard hats … to put that capital into the ground or on cell towers," he said.
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At a public meeting in a Pittsburgh suburb, a hundred miners in hard hats gathered to protest the law.
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Some were bringing supplies, while others arrived with hard hats and fluorescent jackets ready to help clear the rubble.
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Protesters on the front line donned hard hats and masks, with some carrying homemade wooden shields, according to CNN.
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Wearing neon vests and hard hats, the crew surrounded actual stars with realistic vinyl stickers that looked like Trump's.
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Priests in ceremonial garb of white robes and yellow stoles briefly parted with their hard hats during the communion.
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In addition to commemorative hard hats, tournament staff members handed out paint markers of various colors, without further instructions.
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A streetscape-themed show, last fall, included models in hard hats and a working car wash that sprayed bubbles.
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There may even be ways that women can put on their hard hats and help with the pipeline's construction.
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We don steel toe boots, orange hazard vests, safety glasses, and hard hats before we can get near the building.
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A few Portuguese-speakers in hard hats stand at the aluminium bar; the rest of the clientele is pale-skinned.
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Going about business as usual, the jokesters rounded out the look with requisite hard hats, neon vests and work boots.
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Inside, workers wearing wearing hard hats, boots, hearing and eye protection, and respirators, shuffle about like Andy Dufresne leaving Shawshank.
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They wore the same white hard hats, cargo pants and yellow flame-resistant shirts speckled with dots of black ash.
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The audience, dressed in blue military fatigues and hard hats, cheered when the singer onstage delivered the "I do" line.
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"This is just the beginning," Trump told workers wearing hard hats at Shell's ethylene cracker plant in Beaver County, Pennsylvania.
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While the Warriors are celebrated for their long-distance shooting, they also broke out their lunch pails and hard hats.
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On a recent afternoon, workers in hard hats were dismantling cells that monks and nuns had built along a ridge.
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In one image from 2016, the men are wearing hard hats on the construction site of Atlético Madrid's new stadium.
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Many primary schools were closed due to a typhoon warning and some older children went to school in hard hats.
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Over time, their costumes and props became more and more outlandish: oversize bones, ornamental necklaces, hard hats, massive floppy ears.
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Before the service, about a dozen men in hard hats were helping assemble a food trailer in the parking lot.
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When Oakley returned last week it seemed fitting that, just down the block, workers in hard hats were doing construction.
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Workers in hard hats monitor as giant yellow cranes lift hundreds of containers off cargo ships onto lorries waiting ashore.
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The announcement, made from the stage of the Helen Hayes by theater officials and playwrights in hard hats, had a bit of unanticipated drama: During the news conference, a construction worker's tape measure dropped from the overhead fly space, whizzing by the playwrights in hard hats and crashing to the floor with an alarming thwack.
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His latest project, a co-working / agency hybrid, has him swapping out his pens and sketchbooks for hammers and hard hats.
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Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong are adding eyepatches to their unofficial uniforms of black clothing, hard hats, and gas masks.
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On June 12th they had not just umbrellas but masks, scarves, hard hats and plastic cling film for protecting bare skin.
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The plan was to don hard hats, boots, protective ponchos, and headlamps and descend a mile or so into the mountain.
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After about half an hour, we clamber out of the cars and clip our headlamps into the brackets on our hard hats.
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Hard hats were also distributed as the crowd nearest the building began attempting to break through the defenses surrounding the LegCo building.
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" Many of Saturday's demonstrators wore yellow or white hard hats, and the crowds chanted "age of revolution!" and "Hong Kongers, add oil!
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CEZ's Temelín station posted photos of 10 high school graduates posing in bikinis and hard hats on its Facebook page last week.
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Engineers in hard hats had inspected the buildings and determined that only one, No. 1427, where the fire began, would be demolished.
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When community members noticed the group of volunteers, decked out in neon work vests and hard hats, they didn't hesitate to approach.
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Many N.H.L. teams give away hard hats, cowboy hats, Broadway hats or other tokens to their most valuable player after each victory.
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Whether it will persuade enough digital natives to embrace hard hats is unclear, but the industry agrees that a revitalization is necessary.
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Umbrellas, metal barriers, hard hats, water bottles and other debris lay strewn across major roads near the legislative council, known as Legco.
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Oil firms can use even more data and technology to keep tabs on their wells, rather than high-priced engineers in hard hats.
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This was once the heart of the Democratic Party, where union men in hard hats came home from the mines after a shift.
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Demonstrators wearing hard hats tore apart the outside of the Legislative Council, ripping down metal and shattering glass to get inside the building.
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Clinton has summoned the full range of her folksiness, signing autographs on hard hats and talking up her own red-blooded culinary tastes.
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Video captured inside the chamber showed the men, naked except for underwear and hard hats, standing or sitting in a small cavelike room.
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"There was a confluence of social factors that made hard hats cool that has not happened with hearing protection or respirators," she said.
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Bullard said it did not make gender-specific hard hats, but acknowledged that women were a fast-growing part of the construction industry.
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When I looked out, I saw not only the offending piece of gum but also burly workers in hard hats and thick gloves.
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Protesters said on Saturday that they would hang up the tools of their trade — hard hats, umbrellas and gas masks — only if Mrs.
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Soon the miners emerge from the darkness, trance-like and in single file, as they toss their hard hats mechanically in a heap.
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We are both wearing white hard hats with a silver Apple logo above the brim; Ive's is personalized with "Jony" underneath the iconic symbol.
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Also, for someone who works in construction, his professional-grade photos show vests and hard hats that seem to have little to no wear.
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But after their shift ended, 10 of the 11 workers resigned, turning in their badges and hard hats, Cargill spokesman Michael Martin told CNN.
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If they're not held by white, blue-collar men in hard hats, working on factory floors or construction sites, they don't appear to count.
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A law on labour contracts that took effect in 2008 aimed to keep Chinese hard-hats happier, and on paper it should have succeeded.
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While it doesn't involve hard hats, drilling, and explosives, mining Bitcoin is a hugely energy-intensive process, even though the currency only exists digitally.
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Chinese laborers working on nearby projects arrived in yellow hard hats and bright orange safety vests, joining Sri Lankans as they bought ice cream.
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All dressed up Protective hard hats were required attire when the first Mass at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris was celebrated since that devastating fire.
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The Mass was held in a side chapel that was left undamaged by the fire, and the attendees were required to wear protective hard hats.
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Visitors wear specially designed hard hats on a self-guided walk that is navigated with a prepared map, or they can join a guided tour.
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Fifty rescuers -- wearing dark uniforms and white hard-hats with lights -- scoured the large pile of rubble that just hours before had been a home.
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Scientists at Qatar University designed the solar-powered hard hats to improve conditions for 2022 World Cup laborers who rights groups say have suffered abuses.
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There are no idle spells between shifts or during breaks, and there is no need to fly burly men in hard hats up from Perth.
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Earlier, hundreds of marchers held posters with an illustration of protesters in hard hats tending to a young child, with the words "protect the future".
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But now protesters are inking themselves with gas masks, hard hats, the Hong Kong bauhinia flower, and the famous yellow umbrella protest symbol, CNN report.
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A guide distributed gas masks and yellow hard hats to the approximately 40 tourists on my trip, and warned them to stick to the track.
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On the first day of the new school year, secondary students were seen singing, chanting and forming human chains, some wearing hard hats and masks.
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On the first day of the new school year, secondary students were seen singing, chanting and forming human chains, some wearing hard hats and masks.
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In white hazmat suits and red hard hats, the group of specialists was searching for two things no one wants to find: bodies and bones.
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When the Nikas brothers carry out the bank job, they wear hard hats, reflective vests and dark latex masks that function as crude, criminal blackface.
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Tokyo Electric staff members gave the women in the group pink-trimmed vests clearly marked "Ladies," as well as hard hats, paper masks and glasses.
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On March 11, students were wheeling away their books and art projects as men in hard hats began removing larger objects from the school's campus.
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Hong Kong bore the scars on Monday of its eighth straight weekend of violent protests, with hard hats, umbrellas and water bottles littering some central streets.
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"We had a previous thing where we took questions over Twitter and dressed up in hard hats and did song responses to them," says Fisher, 34.
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It echoed off the hundreds of hard hats that were resting in laps, on pews and beside 16 roses on 16 empty seats at the altar.
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It will only be a matter of time before shiny metal arms join hand-in-hand with the hard hats dotting construction sites across the world.
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Behind Aguirre, dozens of workers in blue jumpsuits and white hard hats were busy putting up several tall, funnel-shaped towers to support the terminal roof.
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Soon after Ms. Buccio spoke, cleaning crews wearing fluorescent orange vests and white hard hats arrived on the edge of the camp, along with small bulldozers.
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It can also keep workers safe, automatically detecting the absence of hard hats and gloves, for example, or people straying into the path of dangerous machines.
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A raised fist constructed out of hard hats and pick-axes led the way in the parade, greeted by cheers and applause from thousands of onlookers.
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The Red Raiders have hung their hard hats on a grinding defense that is rated as the most efficient in the nation, according to KenPom metrics.
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On a sweltering afternoon in August, antigovernment protesters in gas masks and hard hats flooded a six-lane road, prompting riot police officers to fire tear gas.
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In some parts of Xinjiang waiters and shop assistants have been issued with clubs, body armour and hard hats to help them perform security duties when required.
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He has spent his life looking up and respecting the hard-hats and the steel-toed boots and the work ethic that you all have within you.
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Though women in hard hats in nothing new, for The Times to place such a photograph so distinctly without any comment about gender feels like a triumph.
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And during the bus tour's three-day slide show of American brawn — a whir of iron, hard hats, factory dust and well-placed American flags — even Mrs.
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When I arrived in the summer of 2015 — six months after that statement — I half-expected to find men in hard hats working around the David's pedestal.
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CEZ's nuclear station in the southern village of Temelín posted images of high school graduates wearing bathing suits and hard hats on its Facebook page last week.
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Nixon's presidency itself descended into oblivion, but his silent majority of hard hats and conformists carried forward, dominating American politics for the rest of the 20th century.
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Construction workers wore hard hats on their way to the night shift, and fast-food workers in grease-stained uniforms carried bags of leftovers to take home.
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About 100 brokers and prospective buyers donned hard hats and toured the styled construction site on Amity Street, said Jonathan Landau, chief executive of Fortis Property Group.
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While the vast majority of participants have been nonviolent, clashes between the police and young protesters in hard hats, masks and black T-shirts have escalated sharply.
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Orders surged in the 1930s when engineers building the Golden Gate Bridge required workers to wear Bullard hard hats, which were upgraded to protect against falling rivets.
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Over the years, the popularity of hard hats surged beyond safety requirement to status symbol, said Beth Rosenberg, an associate professor at Tufts University School of Medicine.
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The term "hard hats" even became shorthand for working people with a conservative patriotism, and New York tabloid reporters still use the term to denote construction workers.
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On the outside, it looks like any other modern energy plant — shiny metal towers loom over the grassy grounds, and workers in hard hats stroll the campus.
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Welders labored over metal beams, and workers in hard hats crisscrossed a cavernous former steel fabrication shop on the eastern edge of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, one recent afternoon.
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Our tour guides handed out hard hats and brightly colored vests and flashlights that lit the way on a dark leafy path towards the newest Universal Studios attraction.
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We stopped to pick up hard hats and went to see some of the monitoring equipment, which was being serviced by two engineers, Nick Malkewicz and Jim Kirksey.
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We stepped out onto the 107th floor, where media and Extell employees in hard hats were milling around and enjoying a spread of coffee, juice, bagels, and pastries.
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Workers in orange suits and hard hats watch through a protective window as a machine presses what looks like red sand into a tray of brick-shaped blocks.
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In 1970, Congress passed the Occupational Safety and Health Act, creating the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which required that hard hats be used on many job sites.
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In Brooklyn recently, Mr. Gutierrez and Mr. Hughes arrived in hard hats at the unfinished condominium building, Arbor Eighteen, as the workers were still getting their morning coffee.
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Before viewers ever hear Lou speak, they glimpse shots of abandoned iron works factories, hard hats with the phrase "MAGA" scrawled across them in red paint, and bare coastline.
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The undercover officers, who were wearing black face masks and yellow hard-hats, like many protesters, were filmed refusing to admit they were officers or to show their badges.
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Dozens of men in hard hats filled the back of the truck, but a slight change in weight seemingly had the potential to turn the truck on its side.
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Ordinary Hong Kongers have donated spare T-shirts to replace clothes soaked in pepper spray, and money to buy hard hats, face masks and McDonald's vouchers for hungry youngsters.
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The 4-mile parade route was led by a group of rescue workers and volunteers, and featured an impressive raised fist float made out of hard hats and rescue tools.
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It showed two Osinfor agents in hard hats, traveling in a local man's dugout, to check one of the GPS coordinates listed for lumber on the Yacu Kallpa's final shipment.
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There are ancient guard hats, hard hats with outdated logos, decades-old National Radio Astronomy Observatory Fire Department hats, ballcaps long discontinued from the gift shop, and straight-up tinfoil.
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Known as the White Helmets for the colour of the hard hats they wear, the rescue workers were nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Prize, though they did not win.
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"This is, to me, the future," Trump said, opening the press conference flanked by Ajit Pai, Ivanka Trump and a room full of communications representatives in cowboy and hard hats.
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The mostly young activists in hard hats, gas masks and body armour dug in, dismantling street signs and fences which they used to form makeshift barricades to slow police advances.
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A small group, mostly students wearing hard hats and masks, used a metal trolley, poles and pieces of scaffolding to hack through reinforced glass and charge at the government compound.
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We're heading southeast on Interstate 10, headed into Tucson, Arizona, when we pass the group of men in orange jumpsuits and hard hats working on the side of the highway.
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The mostly young activists in hard hats, gas masks and body armor dug in, dismantling street signs and fences which they used to form makeshift barricades to slow police advances.
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PARIS — Priests in robes and hard hats worshiped Saturday at the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in the first Mass there since the French treasure was devastated by fire in April.
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"Ryan, coming from Ohio, really frames this in terms of the union members with hard hats," said Andrew Feldman, a Democratic strategist who has close ties to the labor movement.
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A creature of the Clinton era, he tried to make himself into a blue-collar sage for his liberal viewers, an Irish uncle who trumpeted hard hats and slammed eggheads.
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On July 1, the anniversary of the city's 1997 return to China, protesters wearing hard hats, masks and black shirts laid siege to the Legislative Council building and swarmed inside.
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More than 2,500 tradeswomen convened in Minneapolis recently for the "Tradeswomen Build Nations" conference, all of whom wear hard hats while electrifying commercial buildings, operating cranes, welding and pipe fitting.
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On the slope of a thickly forested Czech mountain, three men in hard hats and mud-spattered fluorescent vests dig for the metal that could power a new industrial revolution.
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Crews in hard hats and orange jumpsuits started the demolition of the Jungle on Tuesday, tearing down the camp's wooden shacks with sledgehammers and using diggers to move away debris.
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The Syrian Civil Defense — commonly known as the "White Helmets" for the hard hats they wear — would have earned roughly $1 million had they won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.
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Police fired pepper spray to disperse some demonstrators, mostly black-clad students wearing hard hats and face masks, with authorities bracing for an annual rally due to start at 0630 GMT.
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The first mass was held at Notre Dame since a ferocious fire destroyed the roof, spire and part of the Paris cathedral's vault — with all present wearing hard-hats, Euronews reports.
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Footage provided by Hyperloop One shows the company's crew, sporting hard hats and neon yellow shirts, loading the pod into the tube using some sort of large, 10-wheeled pusher vehicle.
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What in the World The construction site outside the train station in one of Tokyo's central night life and shopping districts had the typical workers in hard hats and fluorescent vests.
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On a recent afternoon, the Australian-born Mr. Ham looked out on the workers in hard hats affixing pine planking to cover the Tyvek plastic wrap still visible on the stern.
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Donald J. Trump made coal a centerpiece of his campaign, holding rousing rallies with miners in hard hats, who he said had been neglected under eight years of the Obama administration.
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The workmen circle up and remove their hard hats, asking God to keeping them safe and strong, thanking heaven for allowing them to do this vital work for their fellow islanders.
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Buses shuttle visitors, dressed in heavy coats and hard-hats, to the mine head for a six-hour afternoon shift underground and, for the really hard core, a longer overnight shift.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A small congregation in white hard hats attended mass at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday, the first service since fire devastated the Gothic landmark two months ago.
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Construction workers in hard hats, medical staff in hazmat suits, and men and women in army fatigues scrambled around the dusty site on Monday afternoon, dodging moving trucks, excavators and cranes.
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The page's profile picture shows a woman in a shower cap carrying a pallet of strawberries; its cover photo depicts two men in hard hats measuring rebar on a construction site.
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Even in Abbeville, on a recent morning, workers in fluorescent orange vests and hard hats were breaking ground on yet another traffic circle, as cars were backed up by the construction.
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Earlier, protesters wearing hard hats, masks and black shirts had used a metal trolley, poles and scaffolding to charge again and again at the compound's reinforced glass doors, which eventually gave.
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The super-short clip features Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) and righthand man Doug Stamper (Michael Kelly) breaking ground on an unidentified site, surrounded by people in hard hats carrying "Underwood 2016" signs.
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Most of the bottles Closed Loop is currently recycling would otherwise have been shipped to China to be transformed into lower-grade plastic for cheap hard hats, artificial fleeces and the like.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Migrant workers building soccer stadiums in Qatar's desert heat are to be given 'cooling' hard hats to reduce their body temperature and risk of suffering heat stroke, tournament organizers said.
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Photos posted to Instagram by Hong Kong tattoo studios with pro-protest hashtags show gas masks, hard hats, and yellow umbrellas (the symbol of the 2014 pro-democracy protests) inked onto protesters.
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It's the cinematic, polished version of Mr. Trump's message, with soaring vistas of skyscrapers and bridges, steel drills piercing thick slabs and pensive workers in hard hats, all in super-slow motion.
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The broad base is right-wing populism, in all its post-World War II varietals: Orange County Cold Warriors, "Silent Majority" hard hats, Southern evangelicals, Reagan Democrats, the Tea Party, the Trumpistas.
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At an auto plant that is under construction, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. shook hands and posed for pictures as workers in hard hats and fluorescent vests crowded around him.
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Flanked by a handful of steel and aluminum workers, some wearing coveralls and holding hard hats, Mr. Trump presented the move as a way to rebuild vital industries decimated by foreign competition.
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Speaking at the White House, surrounded by wireless company workers wearing cowboy hats and hard hats, Mr. Trump said the United States could not allow itself to be "outcompeted" in 53G networks.
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Early next year, Bullard will introduce a new line of hard hats with foam padding and integrated chin straps, similar to climbing helmets, but designed for industrial workers, and with their input.
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Arbor Week continues into the following weekend, with more art projects and the chance, on April 30, to climb a tree with the aid of safety harnesses, hard hats and professional arborists.
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Some 14 hours after the effort began, rescue workers in hard hats made an urgent plea on camera for beams and chains to support parts of the school ruins that were collapsing.
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The Times's Andy Newman reports: One by one, women in hard hats and construction boots and tool belts sashayed down the aisle of the auditorium at the Bronx Design and Construction Academy.
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A small group of mostly students wearing hard hats and masks used a metal trolley, poles and pieces of scaffolding to charge again and again at the compound's reinforced glass, which finally gave.
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A small group of mostly students wearing hard hats and masks had used a metal trolley, poles and scaffolding to charge again and again at the compound's reinforced glass doors, which eventually gave.
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A small group of mostly students wearing hard hats and masks had used a metal trolley, poles and scaffolding to charge again and again at the compound's reinforced glass doors, which finally gave.
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Next, the royal couple slipped into hard hats and vests as they visited the site of the new Northern Spire bridge over the River Wear, which is due to open later this spring.
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Debris including umbrellas, hard hats and water bottles were the few signs left of the mayhem that had engulfed parts of the Chinese-ruled city overnight after protesters stormed and ransacked the legislature.
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In New York City, which had nearly 158,000 construction jobs in 2018, laborers are hauling hard hats and tools on nearly empty subways and trains every morning on the way to job sites.
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Inside the processing plant in Salinas, where the temperature hovers around 33 degrees Fahrenheit, workers don heavy coats under their work smocks and headbands under their hard hats to keep their ears warm.
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Some have dressed like protesters, in black T-shirts and yellow hard-hats, and infiltrated crowds in order to catch and pin down those taking part in what they deem to be riots.
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Since demonstrations escalated in mid-June, Lee, 33, has been running what he has dubbed the National Calamity Hardware Store, selling protest essentials - hard hats, gas masks and goggles - near rally hot spots.
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On Saturday evening a few hundred anti-government protesters wearing masks and yellow hard hats gathered briefly outside a police station in Kowloon, throwing eggs and shining laser pointers at officers stationed outside.
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And safety worries that hamper the use of drones in other fields are kept to a minimum because construction sites are closed areas, workers wear hard hats, and drones fly within line of sight.
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Hundreds of young men in hard hats were soon bringing home pay checks and the town of 5,000 people had a cell signal and water pumps for the first time - all courtesy of Dayu.
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That meant gearing up with hard hats and safety glasses, signing off that we hadn't had alcohol in past five hours, and taking our boots off to go through an airport-style security portal.
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" Richard M. Nixon appealed to the "silent majority" and the "hard hats," while his vice president, Spiro T. Agnew, issued slashing attacks on an "effete core of impudent snobs who characterize themselves as intellectuals.
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Even with the production support team — a roving fuel truck accompanied by a sport utility vehicle packed with food, water, underwear, socks, bug spray, batteries, hard hats and cash — it was a juggling act.
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Future construction workers followed suit, dancing in their showers in hard hats; another clip, filmed in a stable, featured a young man cheekily biting a carrot and another dancing on top of a horse.
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A small group, mostly students wearing hard hats and masks, used a metal trolley, poles and pieces of scaffolding to hack through reinforced glass at the government compound near the heart of the financial centre.
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Wearing standard-issue hard hats, 20 women work alongside 60 male colleagues in the skeleton of the European-style edifice that was built in the 1920s by former King Amanullah Khan just outside the capital.
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"My action today will cut through destructive permitting delays and denials ... what takes you 20 years to get a permit, those days are gone," said Trump, surrounded by workers in hard hats and yellow vests.
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In early-morning raids, around a dozen activists wearing safety coats and hard hats simultaneously broke into valve stations above the pipelines in remote locations stretching 1,600 miles (2,575 km) across four northern U.S. states.
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From time to time, a scrum of rescue workers in jumpsuits and hard hats would stride out of the darkness, moving briskly, then circumnavigate a cat's-cradle of police tape and disappear around a corner.
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"To see an old big monster plant like this reopening, that is a great honor," he declared to a raucous crowd, clad in a mix of hard hats and "Make America Great Again" baseball caps.
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Many were young people who wore black T-shirts and wielded tools to help ward off pepper spray and tear gas, including hard hats, goggles and umbrellas, the enduring symbol of the 2014 Umbrella Movement.
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With its use of chain-link fencing and old-fashioned work lights, the open set suggests an industrial environment, perhaps a construction site, and Ann Hould-Ward's costumes include hard hats as well as fedoras.
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Over the past few months, the demonstrations have evolved from millions marching through the streets, to groups of protesters in hard hats storming government headquarters and shutting down the city's international airport for two days.
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Officially known as the Syria Civil Defense, the White Helmets, so called for their signature hard hats, have been lauded in the West for their work digging people out of the rubble after government airstrikes.
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On Saturday, shoe brand Vans came under fire from Hong Kong internet users for removing from its website a design submitted in an online competition that showed Hong Kong protesters clad in yellow hard-hats.
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After Joe Roediger, general manager of Trump Golf Links, suggested that groups of school children might wear hard hats to protect them from the flying golf balls, someone blurted out a suggestion for a wall.
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Since then, every update has included incremental steps toward diversifying the types of people and cultures represented on the emoji keyboard: female surfers and cyclists, women with hard hats and stethoscopes, people wearing turbans and hijabs.
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More than a dozen pro-football players clad in neon yellow construction vests and hard hats traipsing around one of the biggest construction sites in the world, taking notes as contractors talk about steel and drywall.
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The tactic mystified former Hong Kong police officers as they watched coverage of hundreds of protesters, mostly students in hard hats and masks, roaming the plush, multistorey complex, vandalising furniture and daubing graffiti over the walls.
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PROTESTERS RAM LEGISLATURE A small group of mostly students wearing hard hats and masks had used a metal trolley, poles and scaffolding to charge again and again at the compound's reinforced glass doors, which eventually gave.
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PARIS, June 15 (Reuters) - A small congregation wearing hard hats will attend mass at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday, the first service to be held since fire devastated the Gothic landmark two months ago.
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"I made them out of hard hats," Mark Peterson, of Clifton, N.J., said as he and his husband, John Traier, bent to show a reporter their Easter baskets, which brimmed with stuffed animals and colored eggs.
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The tactic mystified former Hong Kong police officers as they watched coverage of hundreds of protesters, mostly students in hard hats and masks, roaming the plush, multistorey complex, vandalizing furniture and daubing graffiti over the walls.
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Now in its fifth generation of family ownership, Bullard makes millions of hard hats each year for tens of thousands of customers, primarily at its headquarters in Cynthiana, Ky., said the company's chief executive, Wells Bullard.
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" People at the conference — many of them wearing hard hats and yellow reflective vests — started to clap as the president spoke about the Colorado wall, one that he said "you can't get over, you can't get under.
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Demonstrators, mostly students wearing hard hats, goggles and face masks, disrupted traffic on key roads in a mostly peaceful protest to demand that embattled leader Carrie Lam, who promoted and then postponed the bill, scrap it altogether.
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A small group, mostly students wearing hard hats and masks, used a metal trolley, poles and pieces of scaffolding to hack through reinforced glass and charge at the government compound near the heart of the financial centre.
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Workers in orange vests and hard hats dug up pipes and smashed down walls with sledge hammers, part of efforts to widen a slender spine road and demolish illegal buildings that capitalized on decades of lax regulation.
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Beyond a small core of activists who are increasingly prepared to fight police with umbrellas, hard hats and street furniture, some officers are expressing shock at the verbal abuse they are facing during even small, peaceful gatherings.
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The protest in Sheung Shui, not far from the Chinese city of Shenzhen, started peacefully but devolved into skirmishes, with demonstrators throwing umbrellas and hard hats at police who retaliated by swinging batons and firing pepper spray.
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The workers in 1980 received as little as $4 per hour, and worked 12-hour shifts without gloves, hard hats or masks to demolish the Bonwit Teller building on Fifth Avenue, The New York Times reported Monday.
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Thousands of onlookers cheered and applauded as a giant raised fist constructed out of hard hats and pickaxes led the procession, signifying the resilient spirit of a country hit with one of its worst calamities in decades.
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Almost immediately after Thiem's last return had flown long, the attendants in the tournament's longstanding press room inside the Philippe Chatrier Court were distributing hard hats and colored markers to reporters and others for their demolition party.
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In the middle of a foreign-policy crisis and on the cusp of an impeachment trial in the Senate, Mr. Trump appeared in his element on Thursday, flanked by men in hard hats and orange safety vests.
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Workers in orange vests and hard hats dug up pipes and smashed down walls with sledge hammers, part of efforts to widen a slender spine road and demolish illegal buildings that capitalised on decades of lax regulation.
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The difference is that the city's park would be fully accessible to the public, while the Trump proposal would require escorted visits and possibly even hard hats to protect against flying golf balls most of the year.
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If Con Edison did the same repairs the old-fashioned way, using crews in hard hats and with jackhammers, they would first have to shut the gas off up and down the line and purge the main.
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Groups of mostly students wearing hard hats, goggles and face masks set up roadblocks and trapped vehicles in a generally peaceful protest to demand that leader Carrie Lam, who promoted and then postponed the bill, scrap it altogether.
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The demonstration in the town of Sheung Shui, not far from the Chinese city of Shenzhen, started peacefully but devolved into scuffles and shouting, with police firing pepper spray at protesters who threw umbrellas and hard hats back.
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CALAIS, France — With buzz saws and heavy equipment, workers in hard hats finished dismantling part of one of Europe's most notorious migrant camps on Wednesday — less than a month after a judge ruled that the operation could proceed.
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Some 22011 workers in hard hats would gut the land like a salmon, and then float its innards 298,21980 miles away to be burned in "countries in the Pacific Rim, Indonesia, India, and Chile," according to PacRim's website.
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Tens of thousands of people attended Sunday's protest which ended in chaos in a shopping mall, with scores of protesters threw umbrellas, hard-hats and plastic bottles at police who fired pepper spray and hit out with batons.
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The way that modern social stratification affects the working class was studied intently in the wake of the segregationist Alabama governor George Wallace's first campaign for the presidency, when books like "Blue Collars and Hard Hats" (1971) appeared.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A group of activists dressed in the Hong Kong protest uniform of masks and hard hats held a widely televised news conference Tuesday and urged the city's leader Carrie Lam to "return power to the people".
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In Lam's case, that means hard hats, filtered masks, goggles and other gear that millions of anti-government protesters taking to the streets in the past two months bought to protect themselves as clashes with police turned increasingly violent.
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HONG KONG, Aug 6 (Reuters) - A group of activists dressed in the Hong Kong protest uniform of masks and hard hats held a widely televised news conference Tuesday and urged the city's leader Carrie Lam to "return power to the people".
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He has staged daily shows of action and resolve; scolding silver-haired CEOs to bring back jobs; signing executive orders to review and eventually repeal what he calls "job-killing" regulations, flanked by farmers or coal miners in hard hats.
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Police fired pepper spray to disperse some demonstrators, mostly black-clad students wearing hard hats and face masks and carrying umbrellas, while others had cling film wrapped around their arms to protect their skin in the event of tear gas.
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A handful of pro-democracy lawmakers, ostensible allies of the demonstrators, tried desperately to stop the young men in hard hats and masks at the front of the crowd from smashing their way into the Legislative Council, known as LegCo.
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If the government does not come to Rusal's rescue, workers will start banging their hard hats, the ministry source said - a reference to the Russian miners' protests of the 1990s, when hundreds of thousands went on strike, including in Sayanogorsk.
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Specialist tradesmen clad in high-vis vests and hard hats working with panoramic views across the London skyline have completed the clock's north dial, with 324 individual new pieces of mouth-blown and hand-cut glass installed into the frame.
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Peer a little closer and between the delicacies of sugary French dainties you can see soft-colored baby blue walls, mirrors, pretty trinkets … and builders in hi-vis jackets and hard hats drinking pots of tea on their mid-morning break.
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The mill is a vast dystopian landscape, "a grisly amusement park," with chimneys jutting up at freakish angles, crumbling concrete, stairways to nowhere, gantry cranes, catwalks — and everything, even the workers in their jumpsuits and hard hats, is covered in dust.
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On Friday groups of mostly students wearing hard hats, goggles and face masks set up roadblocks and trapped vehicles in a generally peaceful protest to demand that leader Carrie Lam, who promoted and then postponed the bill, scrap it altogether.
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Soon after the vote, workers in hard hats and yellow vests cordoned off the area around the Lee monument, which stands in Robert E. Lee Park, a green space in Dallas that is bounded on one side by Lee Parkway.
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"I withdrew the United States from the terrible, one-sided climate accord, was a total disaster for our country," he told a crowd of cheering men and women in hard hats on Wednesday at a natural gas conference in Pittsburgh.
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Though it was early spring, the October heat already felt solid and oppressive as the workers, in jeans, long-sleeved orange tops, hard hats, and plastic face shields, strode through the jungle, chickens scrambling to get out of their way.
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Army 7th Dive Detachment Divers SSG Fred Bible and SPC Julio Melendez wore lead boots and a drysuit — weighing a total of 220 pounds — and the last two Mark 5 vintage hard hats certified for operational use on the dive.
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But the young continued to defy the threat of violence, organizing around places such as al-Tahrir bridge, with young men and women treating the wounded and giving out water, food, hard hats and gas masks to demonstrators facing tear gas.
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One day in May, Mr. Beebe, Ms. Prevo and 10 other volunteers put on borrowed hard hats, threw iron bars and rakes over their shoulders and hiked to part of the Columbia Gorge that was still blackened and closed to the public.
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From early morning to evening on March 21988, about 21950 workers wearing hard hats and gas masks passed more than 19553,21955 boxes filled with the beloved archives from one person to the next, down the building's fire escape and into a truck.
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Some protesters dressed as canaries in cages - a reference to the idea that the death of a canary in a coal mine is an early warning of dangerous gases - while others wore hard hats and hi-vis gear to look like site workers.
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"This is my favorite part," Mr. Dohlin said repeatedly as he took a visitor through the winding new corridors and past a crew of 65 workers in hard hats, who were drilling holes in black walls and hammering at ceilings on motorized lifts.
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Workers in hard hats spent an hour or so helping divers connect slings to the World War Two-style amphibious vessel some 80 feet (24 meters) below the water's surface before raising it and dragging it, dripping but apparently intact, to dry land.
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While scrolling through Instagram, casual fans may have paused to admire this whimsical post from February and thought, "Palm trees and stars… how nice," while die-hard Swifties stopped to strap on their investigative hard hats to decode clues about Swift's new album Lover.
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The EFF, whose lawmakers often dress in red overalls and plastic hard hats to show their allegiance to the working class, emerged as a kingmaker in 2016 elections in metropolitan areas like the administrative capital Pretoria and commercial capital Johannesburg, where it backed DA candidates.
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As a 30-something female engineer, I am sensitive to images of women in STEM fields and professions, and seeing a headline photograph of two women with ponytails in hard hats collecting samples — and subsequent photos and quotes of women throughout the article — is wonderful.
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"I spent four or five summers actually, in Kerinci, in Riau for example or in the plantations ... It was fun as a young kid being in nature, being fascinated by large structures, wearing hard hats and going through different canals and rivers," Anderson said.
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The First Lady tweeted 3 pics Saturday showing her, her team and a group of construction crew members wearing hard hats and checking blueprint plans for a new tennis pavilion she's having installed at the White House -- which is being funded by private donors.
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With safety harnesses, hard hats and help from professional arborists, the children will scale a venerable (and sturdy) sugar maple at the Junior Arborist Station at Arbor Weekend, a celebration including tree-focused garden walks, wood-turning demonstrations and a taste of the forest.
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An example of what this money is being spent on can be found about an hour's drive east from Kago-Bandoro, where a group of villagers in orange high-visibility vests and red hard hats swing pickaxes and shovels as they repair a stretch of dirt road.
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HONG KONG, July 29 (Reuters) - Hong Kong on Monday bore the scars of another night of violent protests with hard hats, umbrellas and water bottles littering some central streets, as Beijing was set to make an announcement on the Asian financial centre's worst crisis since 1997.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Workers in hard hats and coveralls were still working on Rio de Janeiro's newest subway line on Monday, two days after it was inaugurated by Brazilian leaders and four days before the start of the 2016 Olympics it was built to serve.
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It's not clear how that would work or where the money would come from, or why hard hats' wages deserve a public subsidy that no other industry gets, or how this would strengthen unions, which was the reason Mr. Cuomo upended 421-a in the first place.
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For that, we were ushered into a parked trailer, where we donned thick paper hazmat suits with hoods over our winter coats; two pairs of socks; cotton gloves covered by two pairs of rubber gloves; paper head covers and hard hats; filtered gas masks, and rubber boots.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Workers in hard hats and coveralls were still working on Rio de Janeiro's newest subway line on Monday, two days after it was inaugurated by Brazilian leaders and four days before the start of the 2016 Olympics it was built to serve.
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The inmates wore outfits picked from a local clothing drive, and at demolition sites they were handed hard hats, gloves, safety glasses and disposable dust masks to be used and reused for days — masks with a disclaimer on the packaging warning against use around airborne asbestos or lead particles.
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In fact, that location, enlivened by some striking directorial touches — including rubber masks that looked like cement moldings of the actors' faces and a floor littered with glowing hard hats — remained the most interesting thing about the play, which, despite some fine acting, is verbose, static and didactic.
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"This vote means that New York City hard hats will get the safety training they need for one of our city's most dangerous jobs, and that will help get them home to their families at night and keep construction sites safe for everyone," he said in a statement.
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On that historic day, December 1, 1990, wearing hard hats and working below billions of tons of rock and seawater deep under the English Channel, neither Fagg, Cozette nor anyone else could have foreseen that the ever-closer bonds of unity would unravel in less than 30 years.
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Gary Jacobson, a political scientist at the University of California-San Diego, for example, wrote in an email: As for Trump reshaping the Republican electorate, it's more a matter of continuing trends that go back to the 1960s (remember Nixon's "hard hats," the white working class "Reagan Democrats"?).
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Democrats often seem to implicitly cast the "white working class" as composed exclusively of men who wear hard hats and work in factories while "women" are all ambitious professionals trying to balance family obligations with the drive to make partner or shatter glass ceilings in the C-suite.
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After weekend of violent clashes, Beijing to address Hong Kong unrest Hong Kong bore the scars of another night of violent protests with hard hats, umbrellas and water bottles littering some central streets, as Beijing was set to make an announcement on the Asian financial centre's worst crisis since 1997.
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They buy fry bread and buffalo meat in the restaurant, and T-shirts and rabbit furs and tepee-building kits and commemorative hard hats in the gift shop, and watch a twenty-two-minute orientation film in which members of the Lakota community praise the memorial and the Ziolkowski family.
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But standing one recent morning on that empty Crossrail platform, where construction workers in orange gear and hard hats hauled shiny metal panels to line the walls, I still couldn't help wondering whether the new train leads toward another glorious era for this city, or signals the end of one.
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People in my home state of Pennsylvania, where President Trump won, in part, because of votes from Democrats who wear hard hats and carry lunch pails every day, cared a lot less about hot-button issues such as immigration and climate change than they did about their jobs moving overseas.
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Speaking before an audience that included coal miners wearing reflective shirts and hard hats, EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler criticized the Obama policy, which required states to meet targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants and aimed to reduce US power sector emissions 20163 percent below 22016 levels by 25.
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The design had multiple elements that referenced Hong Kong and alluded to the anti-government protests: a yellow umbrella that was a symbol for Hong Kong's 2014 pro-democracy protests, the red five-petal flower on Hong Kong's flag, and an illustration of protesters wearing yellow shirts, hard hats, and gas masks.
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Theodore's father, senior presidential adviser Jared Kushner, older sister Arabella, 6, and brother Joseph, 4, also attended the celebration, which appeared to be at a playground in Washington, D.C. Children at the party were given plastic hard hats and goodie bags filled with toy trucks and mini bottles of bubbles, according to Yahoo.
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In the 1930s, the company now known as Champion Athletic Apparel began turning them out to keep football players warm on the sidelines, also attracting business from men who operated backhoes and cherry pickers and forklifts — the forefathers of style for the guys who top their hoods with hard hats turned backward.
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CreditCreditChris Carmichael for The New York Times PORT FOURCHON, La. — A dozen miles off the coast, on a rusty, aging platform, workers in hard hats and overalls spend their days extracting oil and gas from the ocean floor before retreating at night into tiny weather-beaten steel cubes that act as dorms.
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Forty-three years ago, Rusher sought to leverage civil rights and identity politics to sever "businessmen, manufacturers, hard-hats, blue-collar workers and farmers" from the Democratic Party — a project he framed as necessary to make the Republican Party stand for something bigger and more enduring than the sum of its individual politicians.
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The dust hasn't settled yet (and hard hats are still the fashionable back-of-house accessory), but come this Saturday, May 7, Spellman is swinging open her glass doors with the gallery's first solo exhibition, of work by the Berlin-based Alicja Kwade, whose reality-distorting sculptures toy equally with physical space and human emotion.
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In 1980, under pressure to begin construction on what would become his signature project, Donald J. Trump employed a crew of 200 undocumented Polish workers who worked in 12-hour shifts, without gloves, hard hats or masks, to demolish the Bonwit Teller building on Fifth Avenue, where the 58-story, golden-hued Trump Tower now stands.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times Two weeks before the opening of the Shed, the ambitious $226 million arts center opening where the High Line meets the luxe Hudson Yards development, workers in hard hats were busily turning its biggest theater into a standing-room-only dance floor for the celebration of African-American music that will inaugurate it April 210.
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WATCH THIS: HGTV's Chip & Joanna Gaines on Why They Will Always Choose Family over Fame Chip's youngest son — he and Joanna also share children Duke, 12, Ella, 11, Emmie Kay, 7, and a fifth child on the way — has a point, as the famous contractor continues to dig up hard hats and a vintage sewing machine before finally deciding on a jar of vintage toy race cars.
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HARD HATS FOR HEDGE FUNDS AS MERGERS COLLAPSE | More than $400 billion worth of corporate mergers have been withdrawn in the United States since the beginning of January — almost three times the previous record for the same period, Leslie Picker reports in DealBook The broken deals have whipsawed hedge funds that focus on merger arbitrage, placing bets on the likelihood that deals will be completed.
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One unique spell—my friend Ginger's favorite recommendation—features rayguns, hard hats, money bags and the hammer and sickle, and is used to destroy the capitalist state and usher in the era of gay space communism: Here are some advisables about how it all works: emoji spellcasters advise beginning and ending each chain of sigils with, the crystal ball emoji , a modern version of the "circle of protection" that helps designate the magical space and keep power safely contained to the intended objective.
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President Trump sought this week to highlight his own efforts on the climate front, talking up his moves to roll back President Barack Obama's regulatory efforts to control carbon emissions from power plants and cars, and his signing of the international Paris Agreement on climate change: "I withdrew the United States from the terrible, one-sided climate accord, was a total disaster for our country," he told a crowd of cheering men and women in hard hats on Wednesday at a natural gas conference in Pittsburgh.
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