When talking about high visibility apparel and the requirements that your company should be following, you may have heard of the term, ANSI 107. So the question is, does your company fall into an industry that must adhere to this standard?
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Depending on the amount of energy you work with, arc flash events can be extremely dangerous. However, do you know what an arc flash is?
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Do certain employees in your company work around potential electric hazards? If they work with energized equipment, they’re probably familiar with the electrical arc suit.
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If you are familiar with the electrical arc flash suit, you know that there are a few manufacturers that make it. While all suits are capable of protecting a worker from an arc flash hazard, we’ll review the Bulwark suit here.
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The facilities management industry is exceptionally busy. Your employees are EVERYWHERE and need to be easily identified, but they should be outfitted in a uniform that helps them do their job.
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If high employee turnover is not an issue, then purchasing might be a good choice. Typically, buying your uniforms will cost less than going to rental. This might come as a shock to some, but here are a few things to consider:
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In this article we’ll dig a bit deeper into the two main types of uniform programs that your company can utilize. We’ll define both the Uniform Fulfillment Program and the Inventory Program concepts.
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What type of uniform do you want your employees wearing so the public will see them and think highly of your brand?
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If you’re currently unsure of what apparel would be right for your uniform program, this is the post for you. We’ll talk through the considerations to make regarding the right apparel for your business.
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There are many reasons your company or business might not want your employees in uniforms. Maybe your employees never see your customers and the work environment is lax.
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