Do Class C helmets provide any protection against electrical hazards?

Class C helmets are designed primarily for providing protection against impact and penetration hazards but do not offer any protection against electrical hazards. They are often made of materials that conduct electricity, which makes them unsuitable for environments where electrical hazards are present.

The function of Class C helmets is to provide lightweight protection in workplaces where electrical hazards are not a concern, focusing on safety from notable impacts rather than the insulation necessary for electrical safety. Because of their construction and design, they should never be relied upon in situations where electrical risks exist, as their use could lead to severe injuries or fatalities.

Other options suggest varying levels of protection against electrical hazards, but none are accurate in relation to the intended purpose of Class C helmets, which is not to provide electrical insulation.