Michuda Construction Deploys Safety Helmets Company-Wide

In a bold move that redefines safety culture in construction, Michuda Construction, one of the Midwest’s most trusted healthcare builders, has officially deployed the STUDSONSHK-1 Full Brim and SHK-1 Safety Helmets across its active jobsites.

Known for building complex healthcare environments while facilities remain operational, Michuda’s adoption of the STUDSON helmets is not just a policy shift—it’s a declaration.

The STUDSON SHK-1 Full Brim Helmet isn’t just a hard hat. It’s the most advanced head protection system on the market, featuring:

• ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type II standard compliance for top, side, and rear head impact protection;
• Koroyd® welded polymer tubes for next-level shock absorption and heat dissipation;
• Magnetic four point chinstrap—for ease of use with or without gloves—no matter the conditions;
• Twiceme® NFC technology, allowing emergency and health data to be accessed with the scan of a smartphone; and
• Planned API with Michuda Mobile, Michuda’s proprietary jobsite management software, used for real-time safety, credentialing, and authorizations.

While many contractors continue to rely on outdated hard hat designs, Michuda is leading the charge into the next era of construction safety. Every Michuda superintendent, laborer, and project manager is now outfitted with a SHK-1 helmet, transforming jobsites into tech-enabled safety ecosystems.

Michuda’s decision to partner with STUDSON places them in a rare category of contractors investing in above-the-neck safety and compliance at scale—and doing so proactively through the use of the Twiceme NFC chip and Michuda Mobile. With national headlines increasingly focused on workplace safety and mental health, Michuda’s leadership in this area is both strategic and human-first.

For more information, visit https://www.michuda.com.