07.03.07

Logo Safety Clothing ANSI Guidelines

Posted in Promotional Products at 10:13 pm by <ADMINNICENAME>

Class III garments provide the highest level of visibility to workers in high-risk environments that involve the following:

· High task loads

· A wide range of weather conditions and traffic exceeding 50 mph

· Workers in situations who need to be visible through a full range of body motions from a minimum distance of 1,280 feet

Class III garments provide coverage to the following:

· Arms and/or legs as well as the torso

· Can include pants, jackets, coveralls or rain wear

The standard recommends these garments for the following:

· All roadway construction personnel and vehicle operators

· Utility workers

· Survey crews

· Emergency response teams

· Railway workers and accident site investigators

Class II Safety Wear
Class II garments are recommended for medium visibility in the following situations:

· Greater visibility in poor weather conditions

· Activities occurring near roadways where traffic speeds are 25-50 mph

· Railway workers

· School crossing guards

· Parking and toll gate personnel

· Airport ground crews

· Law Enforcement personnel directing traffic Class I Safety Wear
Class I safety garments are intended for the following:

· Workers who have ample separation from vehicular traffic that does not exceed 25 mph

· Parking service attendants

· Workers in warehouses with equipment traffic

· Shopping cart retrievers

· Sidewalk maintenance workers

· Delivery vehicle drivers.