The safety industry continues to evolve with innovative products that take safety to the next level. Arc flash faceshields are no exception, and revolutionary technology has transformed the historic green arc flash face shield to a highly transparent, nearly clear, arc flash protective shield that provides heightened color recognition and improved visibility.
Hi-Vis requirements have evolved with the launch of ANSI/ISEA 107-2015. Are you complying with the standard as it stands today?
There are multiple changes and new terminology. It’s important that you learn all you need to know about the new ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 standard to ensure that you - and your workers - stay safe & compliant.
NFPA 70E, OSHA, HRC, PPE - When it comes to arc flash standards in the industry, there are so many terms to remember and so many opportunities to misunderstand their meanings & requirements. These arc flash terms and standards may seem confusing, but it's important to understand each one so that you can comply with these standards and most importantly - stay safe.
We're breaking down arc flash standards: hitting all the details - from standards to fabrics, and beyond. Here are five things you need to know about arc flash.
At the National Safety Apparel headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio, we can go through what feels like all four seasons within one week. We know first-hand that the weather can change at the drop of a dime and it’s important to be prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws at you this spring while ensuring you’re visible, comfortable, and compliant. With so many high-visibility options, we know that’s easier said than done. Here are seven different ways to wear flame-resistant hi-vis clothing this spring – for any condition you may encounter.
