What is ANSI 107 Type O Classification?
These classifications looked to simplify the way to identify high visibility apparel needs, based on job. Those classifications are listed as Type P, Type R, and Type O.
Why Does the High Visibility Standard Have FR Requirements?
Making assumptions, when it comes to job safety, can result in injury or a potential fatality. Assumptions that a co-worker completed a task. An assumption that a piece of …
Reflective vs Retroreflective Tape for Workwear: What’s the Difference?
When you think of reflective, think of a mirror. Where a retroreflective surface is like the reflector you would fine on something simple, like a bike reflector. To understand what “Retro” is, let’s look at a definition…
What is High Visibility Clothing?
More and more companies are discussing high visibility garments due to recent changes in ANSI 107 and the inclusion of more industries. So what exactly is high visibility apparel and what makes it classified as such?
Enhanced Visibility vs. High Visibility Workwear: Getting seen and being safe
If safety is a priority for your workforce, but you aren’t held to any of those standards, then what do you do? In this case, you would have two options: You could go with enhanced visibility or step up your safety game and go with high visibility.
What is ANSI 107? A history into ANSI 107 and latest changes
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?