 |
 |
 Class 2 Velcro® Closure Safety Vest The best value in the industry • Athletic grade mesh • Fluorescent colors for daytime visibility • Retro-reflective striping for enhanced visibility at night • Patch pocket and Velcro closure • ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 Class 2 compliant  Class 3 Long Sleeve T-Shirt Keep it clean with Dupont™ Teflon® fabric protector • Moisture wicking to keep you dry and comfortable • Fluorescent fabric provides daytime visibility • Retro-reflective silver stripes add nighttime safety • Chest pocket for easy access to important items • ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 Class 3 compliant  Class 3 Short Sleeve T-Shirt ANSI compliance in a cool, comfortable shirt • Moisture wicking to keep you dry and comfortable • Fluorescent fabric provides daytime visibility • Retro-reflective silver stripes add nighttime safety • Left chest pocket • ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 Class 3 compliant View All of Our ANSI Compliant Apparel These garments can also be customized!
Check out our Heat Fused Services |
||||||
 |
||||||||
Did you know?
On November 24, 2008 a new Federal Regulation (Part 634 of CFR23) went into effect regarding high-visibility safety apparel.
What does this mean to you?
All workers within the right of way of a Federal Aid Highway, who are exposed to traffic or construction equipment within the work area, are REQUIRED to wear Class 2/3 high visibility safety apparel.
Why was this enacted?
This regulation was enacted to respond to the increase in injuries and fatalities caused by motor vehicles and construction equipment while working within the right of way of a Federal Aid Highway.
Who does this affect?
The regulation affects towing and recovery, highway construction and maintenance, utility, and traffic management professionals.
What do you need to do?
In order to be in compliance with this new regulation, you must wear Class 2 or Class 3 ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 safety apparel. This could be a vest, short or long sleeve T-shirt, sweatshirt or jacket.
ANSI Classes and What They Mean
 ANSI Class 2 garments are normally specified when work takes place in or near moving traffic or in inclement weather, and the worker's tasks occasionally divert his attention from traffic. ANSI Class 3 garments offer the greatest conspicuity and are specified for work taking place in or near high speed traffic. The worker must be conspicuous through a full range of motion and must focus all attention on work, not traffic. ANSI Class E garments use fluorescent fabric and some retro-reflective material, but do not meet any of the ANSI class requirements when worn alone. However, when worn with a vest, jacket or other Class 2 compliant garment, the entire outfit can then be classified as a Class 3 ensemble. |
||||||||
 |
 |
|||||||
